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First time we've won in Chapel Hill since 1975.
55-31 was the final,
25-0 'Bama rolls strong again.
My Houston Cougars took down the Roadrunners of the University of Texas-San Antonio 59-28 in San Antonio. We're now 4-0 on the season.
Congrats to all the above.
Huskies beat Arizona 31-13 yesterday. This puts us up to 4-0 so far...
The next two games are going to be tough; Stanford and Oregon. Hopefully it won't be as bad of a slaughter as it has been in the past few years.
Congrats and best of luck in these 2 upcoming games. One thing for sure, you'll find out what your team is made of in the following weeks to come.
Pretty sure that we will give Louisville a test in two weeks. I can't wait for that tilt. Rutgers seems to have an odd edge in Thursday Night games against AAC opponents. Also our last ever game vs. Louisville in the near future.
Good Luck Blitz. 👍
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Speaking of last meetings, OSU and Wisconsin did some battling this past weekend. This could be the last meeting for these two for a while. '14 will bring Conference re-alignment to the B1G next year. Coming in will be Rutgers (Blitz's guys) and Maryland. With the re-alignment, Wisconsin will go to the B1G West Division which will look like this :
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Northwestern
Purdue
Wisconsin
The East will look like this :
Indiana
Maryland
Michigan
Michigan State
Ohio State
Penn State
Rutgers
Might be interesting ....
The OSU Buckeyes were able to hold off a hard charge from the Badgers this past weekend. The final being 31-24. The Bucks took a 24-14 lead into the locker room with them at the half. Came out in the 3rd and put up another score, now 31-14. Starting to look like OSU was going to put it in high gear and pull away. Not so fast. OSU was held scoreless in the 4th and Wisconsin put up a 10 spot to draw close. The "D" held and OSU survived a threat from the Badgers. It was a close good game indeed. Congrats to the Bucks for hanging on and winning, but kudos goes out to the Badgers as well. Especially Joel Stave (QB) and Jarred Abbrederis (WR). This combo made some big plays ..... mainly against Bradley Roby.
Joel Stave and Jared Abbrederis kept the Badgers (3-2, 1-1) in it. Stave threw for 295 yards and two TDs. Abbrederis caught 10 passes for a career-best 207 yards and a score, winning most of his one-on-one matchups with star cornerback Bradley Roby.
Just in : the clean-up crew that works Ohio Stadium has reported that Bradley Roby was still on the field looking for his jock strap. Yeah, it was that bad for Roby. Abbrederis made mincemeat out of Bradley.
Up next, the Bucks travel to Evanston Illinois to take on the Wildcats of Northwestern. Yet another test for the Bucks.
Good luck Bucks and good luck to your team(s) this upcoming weekend.
Edit : newsflash - USC has fired head coach Lane Kiffin
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