Secret Agent

Excuse me for being late to the party, but I just check ESPN's scoreboard and there must be an error. It says Utah hung 44 points on UCLA for the 'W'.

We don't play again this year do we? I think we played when I had A&M.

If only I hadn't gone with Nebraska to actually succeed with something like, I dunno... beating someone important?

I tried to join but it said it was locked. :\

THURSDAY West Virginia at Maryland SATURDAY Virginia at North Carolina Tennessee at Florida Notre Dame at Michigan Ohio State at Washington Southern Miss at East Carolina Arkansas at Alabama Mississippi at Vanderbilt Louisville at Kentucky Boston College at Georgia Tech Wyoming at Boise State USC at Nebraska Hawaii at UNLV Florida State at Colorado Tiebreak #1: How many total points will be scored in the USC/Nebraska game? 51 Tiebreak #2: How many passing yards will Tennessee's Erik Ainge have against Florida? 227

The show is today!? Holy crap, I got a few things to finish.

Sorry if there has been a thread on this already, but I searched and didn't come up with one. I was channel-surfing late last night as I couldn't get myself to sleep and came across the show. I ended up watching two back-to-back episodes before finally going to bed. Anyway, here is the premise of the series which I ripped from the production company of the shows website. Amateur Sleuths Attempt To Correctly Solve Homicide Cases Pulled From Actual Police Files. Premieres Summer 2007 New York, NY, February 20, 2007 Spike TV has ordered 10 one-hour episodes of the alternative/reality series "Murder" from reality innovator Bunim-Murray Productions, set to premiere in the Summer of 2007. Following in the dramatic tradition of "CSI" and "Law and Order," "Murder" is an unscripted series in which amateur sleuths try to correctly solve a real homicide pulled directly from police files. So there is a red team and a blue team. Basically they are both trying to solve the same case, which was solved in real life already and they have to basically see if they can solve it as well. It opens with them examining an exact replication of the murder crime scene, complete with the murder victims. These murder victims are either manequins or actors really good at playing dead, i'm not too sure. From here the two teams gather evidence, examing the crime scene, take photos etc. When they go to their team HQ they receive some info with photos of the top suspects in the case and they start trying to figure out motives. They even get to go to the morgue and get info on how they died, etc. Without giving everything away I think it's a decent waste of an hour for anyone that likes trying to figure out cases like these. If you want to check out the show most of the previous episodes are online at SPIKETV.COM Thoughts?

Wondeful; isn't it? Don't you just feel all giddy inside knowing that you unintentionally brainstormed the homecoming of Johnny on his first night as the new World Champ?

Finally, Johnny will be home! Hopefully he'll be received better than the last time Johnny had the World Title in Vegas.

Mp3?

I'm just wating to go see the Jodie Foster Punisher movie.

A preview of the final real BCS polls to decide the National Championship players?

Wisconsin escapes Nevada with a win in a very late in the 4th drive. Something tells me this might be Penn States year to take solo Big 10 honors.

Honestly bro, I really don't care if we win by one fuckin point...a win is a win. Seeing OU today has got me a bit worried for the shootout Unless Texas lays an egg today I wouldn't be worried; we'll know a lot more about them after todays game, anyway. Also, I'm wondering if I should have gone out on a limb and taken the Oregon pick.

51-13 OU Now lets see what Texas does.

Who is the 2?

Fucking ACC refs laying two lame pass interference calls on Oklahoma. It took Miami 6 plays from the OU 2 yard line to finally get one in!! 21-10 OU at the half.

I'm rather shocked by the amount of people taking Colorado over Arizona State. I don't think Colorado is there just yet.

Stockholm Syndrome I agree, but I'll probably go see it just for the twist ending. Hopefully they'll finally reveal the fates of Dr. Gordon and Det. Matthews. If there is a new apprentice, it will make me feel better if its somebody we know instead of some character that's introduced in SAW 4. What if the new apprentice is Det. Matthews?

On the bright side of it; if Oregon steamrolls Michigan it'll be a easy victory for you. I actually was ready to send in my picks when I saw Spaceman Spiff's and my picks matched all of his. I had to think hard about which games to go against him on. I hope that isn't considered cheating.

I thought Sony was supposed to do a remake of Robocop?

I wouldn't have stuck this in the week 2 thread but considering the shakeup I figured it deserved it's own spot. The final fallout from a disastrous opening weekend for Michigan came Tuesday, when the Wolverines dropped all the way out of The Associated Press Top 25, an unprecedented fall from No. 5 to unranked. Since the AP poll expanded to 25 teams in 1989, no team has taken a bigger tumble in one week. After an opening college football weekend filled with blowouts and highlighted by Appalachian State's stunning 34-32 upset of Michigan at the Big House, there was little notable movement in the Top 25 other than the Wolverines. Southern California was voted No. 1 by the media panel, but the Trojans lost some support. USC received 62 first-place votes in the preseason poll. A lackluster 38-10 victory over Idaho led to the Trojans dropping to 59 first-place votes. No. 2 LSU picked up those first-place votes, receiving five. No. 3 West Virginia received one first-place vote, the same as it did in the preseason. No. 4 Florida and No. 5 Wisconsin moved up two spots. Oklahoma, tied for fifth, moved up three spots. No. 7 Texas fell three spots after slogging through a 21-13 home victory over Arkansas State. No. 9 Virginia Tech held its place and plays at LSU on Saturday. No. 10 California moved up two spots after a 45-31 victory over Tennessee. The Volunteers dropped eight spots to No. 23. Florida State also fell out of the rankings. The Seminoles were 19th heading into their season opener at Clemson and lost 24-18 in the Bowden Bowl. Clemson moved into the rankings at No. 25 and Georgia Tech also moved into the Top 25. The Yellow Jackets were 21st after winning at Notre Dame 33-3. As for Michigan, the Wolverines became the first ranked team from Division I-A, now known as the Bowl Subdivision, to lose to a team from I-AA, now known as the Championship Subdivision. "It hurts because you don't like losing," Michigan linebacker Chris Graham said Monday. "But how far can you hold your head down? I'm not holding my head down at all. You've got to move on forward." Michigan received 39 points from the media voters in the Top 25, including a 16th place vote by Wayne Phillips from The Greenville (Tenn.) Sun. "I still think Michigan has a good football team," he said. "I think they're worthy of being ranked. They may prove me wrong." Phillips said he gave Michigan some leeway because he's very familiar with Appalachian State, the two-time defending I-AA champions. "They're a pretty darn good football team," he said. "If Michigan had lost to some of the other patsies some of the big teams played I could see dropping them out." Appalachian State is not eligible for the AP Top 25, which only ranks Bowl Subdivision teams. The Wolverines host Oregon on Saturday. Before Michigan's fall, Notre Dame held the ignominious record for largest drop in the rankings in the Top 25-era. The Fighting Irish dropped 16 spots - from No. 9 to No. 25 - after losing to Northwestern 17-15 on Sept. 3, 1995. Texas dropped 15 spots in 1997, going from ninth to 24th after a 66-3 loss to UCLA in September 1997. Louisville also fell 15 spots - 11th to unranked - in September 2005 after losing to South Florida. The highest ranked team to fall from the poll after one loss was No. 2 Oklahoma in 1959, when the AP was ranking the top 20 teams. Later that season Army went from No. 4 to unranked. In 1950, Tennessee went from No. 4 to unranked in October and in 1960 Illinois fall out of the ranking from No. 4. Here are the offical polls: AP TOP 25 1 USC 1619 2 LSU 1542 3 West Virginia 1449 4 Florida 1346 5 Oklahoma 1275 5 Wisconsin 1275 7 Texas 1221 8 Louisville 1152 9 Virginia Tech 1085 10 California 1080 11 Georgia 959 12 Ohio State 940 13 UCLA 736 14 Penn State 662 15 Rutgers 659 16 Nebraska 541 17 Auburn 519 18 Arkansas 450 19 TCU 384 20 Hawaii 335 21 Georgia Tech 278 22 Boise State 267 23 Texas A&M 217 24 Tennessee 210 25 Clemson 195 COACHES TOP 25 1 USC 1486 2 LSU 1417 3 Florida 1341 4 West Virginia 1275 5 Wisconsin 1183 6 Oklahoma 1146 7 Texas 1136 8 Louisville 995 9 Virginia Tech 988 10 California 985 11 Ohio State 977 12 Georgia 796 13 Auburn 644 14 UCLA 607 15 Penn State 585 16 Rutgers 576 17 Nebraska 512 18 Arkansas 455 19 TCU 351 20 Boise State 315 21 Georgia Tech 311 22 Hawaii 269 23 Texas A&M 214 24 Tennessee 162 25 Boston College 153 Discuss! From: The Associated Press

Does that mean I'll get quoted underneath the Damaramu quote you currently have in your signature?

I figured we could keep the other thread to discussion of week 2 football and laugh at Michigan here. I guess I should have named the subtitle "Week 1" poll not week 2. My bad. Also, who cares if you were the first to post about it; that doesn't mean you're the only one who can mention anything else about it. I also included a little more than "LMAO! Michigan goes from #5 to unranked. Hilarious." If a mod doesn't want this they can delete it. So shut up, Matt Young, and go back to bed with your 13 year old girlfriend.

Clemson has a National Title to their name!?