12 Most Embarassing CFB Games in 2008....

[olafberserker]

All 4 big Florida schools make it so no one can rip anyone else, but I'm sure you will anyway.



http://collegefootball.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=797234

[Ericsbucs371]

Where is Alabama's loss to Louisiana-Monroe? That was embarrassing!!!!

[olafberserker]

Where is Alabama's loss to Louisiana-Monroe? That was embarrassing!!!!

It was also 2007.  This is the upcoming season.

[Ericsbucs371]

Where is Alabama's loss to Louisiana-Monroe? That was embarrassing!!!!

It was also 2007.  This is the upcoming season.

oh ok I get it. My bad.

[Biggs3535]

Well, I might as well get it started:  Florida State is on there TWICE!

3. Western Carolina at Florida State, Sept. 6/Chattanooga at Florida State, Sept. 13: Chattanooga and Western Carolina are the two worst programs in the Southern Conference; they combined to go 3-19 last season. Plus, these are the first two home games of the season for the Seminoles (yeah, the fans will be psyched to see those "contests"). Then again, Florida State figures to be wracked by academic suspensions, so playing two patsies – and getting two more wins for Bobby Bowden – might be the best way to start the season.

[olafberserker]

and we're off ....

[Biggs3535]

Funny thing is, I wouldn't even bother pointing it out, except for a certain BornaSomebody...

[Runole]

What are my "groupie's festering about?? 

[olafberserker]

This thread is about next years "embarassing" CFB games.  Please keep it to that.

[John Galt?]

Last year App State at Michigan would have made the list, so you never know

[LFO]

They kind of cheated for FSU on the list.

They are playing 2 embarrassing games in 2008 (as stated), yet they only counted them once.

That FSU tutor must have aided this guy in his list!   

[BucsBullsBolts]

Last year App State at Michigan would have made the list, so you never know

I don't think it would have made the list last year.

Third – and most important – we are not being derisive of or impugning I-AA football. We're fully aware that the top six or so I-AA programs could play in any league in Division I-A – and do quite well in some of the non-"Big Six" leagues. We're fully aware that another 10 or so I-AA programs would fare well in the non-"Big Six" leagues. And we're not averse to I-A/I-AA games per se. What we don't like is "Big Six"-league teams scheduling games against bad I-AA teams.[/b] of the 12 "Big Six" programs we're spotlighting went to bowls last season.) You'll notice that none of the games we've selected involve top-level I-AA programs.

App State is an upper level 1-AA team ....

[LFO]

In that case, at least UF's game is vs. a team with a winning record last year - 7-4......just saying.

[oregonbucfan]

no pac-10 teams... anybody, anywhere

[olafberserker]

no pac-10 teams... anybody, anywhere

Some would argue that... oh nevermind.