In College Football,there is a New #1 Team,after Oklahoma's(who was #1,they aren't any more)loss last night to Missouri.And guess who it is?

Oregon Ducks, I think.

I'm glad Ohio State got beat October 16 by Wisconsin so they're not in the title hunt (let's keep Oregon healthy! Along with Boise State, Texas Christian, and the rest!). Come here to Ohio and try to deal with their arrogant bandwagon fans! Make sure Michigan State stays undefeated, too!

Oh, and go Michigan!

I'm glad Ohio State got beat October 16 by Wisconsin so they're not in the title hunt (let's keep Oregon healthy! Along with Boise State, Texas Christian, and the rest!). Come here to Ohio and try to deal with their arrogant bandwagon fans! Make sure Michigan State stays undefeated, too!

Oh, and go Michigan!

Are you on a Anti-Cleveland/Anti-Ohio thing right now?:confused:

Are you on a Anti-Cleveland/Anti-Ohio thing right now?:confused:

No, Paul! (Who am I, Solomon? LOL) I like the Reds, Indians, Bengals, and Browns myself!

OK, here's the source of my anger: You may recall the University of Cincinnati's march toward perfection during the 2009-10 NCAA football season that, well, turned out not to be. UC's head coach, Brian Kelly, was interrupted by Notre Dame with an offer to become the Fighting Irish's head coach (you'd think the folks at UC would have had the decency to tell the folks in South Bend to go suck it!), and the fact Mr. Kelly didn't say no to the offer distracted UC's football team, and they lost to Florida in the Orange Bowl, while OSU beat Oregon in the Rose Bowl and got ranked ahead of UC in the final poll. (Why didn't Notre Dame call OSU Coach Jim Tressel instead???) UC should have filed tampering charges!

Notre Dame was Kelly's dream job. If he didn't take it, he may not have gotten the opportunity again. You can't fault a man for taking one of the highest-paying positions in all of college athletics, and I don't think you can fault ND for offering the opportunity.

No, Paul! (Who am I, Solomon? LOL) I like the Reds, Indians, Bengals, and Browns myself!

OK, here's the source of my anger: You may recall the University of Cincinnati's march toward perfection during the 2009-10 NCAA football season that, well, turned out not to be. UC's head coach, Brian Kelly, was interrupted by Notre Dame with an offer to become the Fighting Irish's head coach (you'd think the folks at UC would have had the decency to tell the folks in South Bend to go suck it!), and the fact Mr. Kelly didn't say no to the offer distracted UC's football team, and they lost to Florida in the Orange Bowl, while OSU beat Oregon in the Rose Bowl and got ranked ahead of UC in the final poll. (Why didn't Notre Dame call OSU Coach Jim Tressel instead???) UC should have filed tampering charges!

Okay...that clears things.

OSU usually is in a Bowl Game whether major or minor.

No wonder Columbus is the best city in Ohio....ohno:

Notre Dame was Kelly's dream job. If he didn't take it, he may not have gotten the opportunity again. You can't fault a man for taking one of the highest-paying positions in all of college athletics, and I don't think you can fault ND for offering the opportunity.

In that case, Notre Dame could have had the smarts to wait until the last bowl game was finished to call him! What was their rush?