Vern Gagne

BYU is headed to the Las Vegas Bowl.

He's not a practicing Jew.

The Sun Belt is better this year. Three teams can finish with a winning record, and fourth with a .500 record.

It's a fair question. Maybe a slight case of asperger's disease, or symptoms related to the disease. Nothing that would explain my bad grammar and punctuation.

Young or Leinart. Who's looked better so far?

Conference championship update. I'm basing this on head to head matchups. ACC-Georgia Tech as clinched the Coastal Division. Boston College, Maryland, and Wake Forest can still win the Atlantic. Boston College is in with a win, and a Wake Forest loss to Maryland. Maryland is in with a win, and Boston College loss to Miami Wake Forest is in with a win. Big XII Nebraska as clinched the North Texas wins, or Oklahoma loses they win the South Oklahoma needs to win, and have Texas lose. Conf. USA Houston as clinched the West So. Miss wins the East with a win vs Marshall ECU wins the East with a So. Miss loss MAC Ohio vs Central Michigan SEC Florida vs Arkansas

Why doe it matter if Pat Bowlen knows the Chiefs/Broncos game is a big deal?

So I'm either going to the Traditional Bowl or SinisTar Bowl. I'm just looking to finish inside the Top 10 in the final rankings.

ABC bothered to send an announce team to that game? I thought they'd have coverage of Schembechler's wake.

Kansas St. can beat Texas, but they can't be Oliver Hardy and Kansas.

The "money" quarter. I wonder who Musburger bet on. Gophers are bowl eligible. Probably going to the Insight.com Bowl.

Herbstreit actually thinking outside the box comparing Troy Smith to Drew Brees.

Which makes the decision even more baffling.

Atlanta at Baltimore (4.5) Buffalo at Houston (2.5) (6.5) Chicago at N.Y. Jets Cincinnati at New Orleans (3.5) (1.5) Indianapolis at Dallas Minnesota at Miami (3.5) (6.5) New England at Green Bay Oakland at Kansas City (9.5) (3.5) Pittsburgh at Cleveland St. Louis at Carolina (7.5) Tennessee at Philadelphia (13.5) Washington at Tampa Bay (3.5) Detroit at Arizona (2.5) (6.5) Seattle at San Francisco San Diego at Denver (2.5) N.Y. Giants at Jacksonville (3.5) Arizona=18

what'd he say? I heard them mention Paterno, but I was playing a computer game at the time, thus my focus wasn't all there. That Penn St. was afraid to play Pittsburgh.

Peter Lawford's Wife and a vegetable baseball manager?

Even though he's got three years before free agency, the Twins need to get Santana signed to an extension soon.

Bill Fralic taking a shot at Joe Paterno was my favorite part of the broadcast.

I liked when the Michigan/Ohio State game was an 11:00 start.

Intelligent fan? Doesn't that just mean obnoxious Internet fan.

I was thinking, when Julia gave Sean that one final hug did that change the future in some way? I hate future episodes, because I don't think twenty years in future as happened already. Yes, I realize it's only a fictional tv show.

Michigan/Ohio State the game of the century? This according to the Musburger commercial. How soon they forget USC/Texas for the National Championship.

Bob Barker guest stars in the 11/14 episode.

THURSDAY West Virginia at Pittsburgh SATURDAY Miami at Virginia N.C. State at North Carolina Iowa at Minnesota Connecticut at Syracuse Maryland at Boston College Illinois at Northwestern Oklahoma State at Texas Tech Auburn at Alabama Michigan at Ohio State Kansas State at Kansas Virginia Tech at Wake Forest Utah at Air Force California at USC Tiebreak #1: How many total points will be scored in the Michigan/Ohio State game? 47 Tiebreak #2: How many rushing yards will Michigan's Mike Hart have against Ohio State? 87

Let's say Florida loses another game. Michigan loses to Ohio St. Notre Dame wins their last two games. Could Notre Dame move ahead of Michigan in the BCS?