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UNC wins in the most Bill Belichick-ing way ever with a draw them off sides play to end the game up in Ireland.

TCU, they look to get that curse of Ireland off their back and not crumble the rest of the way as the rest of the teams have in recent memory.

TCU, Neiman, let's start there, and then we'll get into the rest of the slate, but that was the big Power 4 game of the weekend that ended excitingly.
I caught basically the last quarter I was out at VVS watching Bray play in the four-team scrimmage, so it was a great way to kick off week zero you know i'm already at a high school stadium at 10 a.m and i watched as soon as i got home nate dog came over you know it was buffalo chicken and mac and grandma mac and we just got it going you know the way that we should for uh college football but yeah i mean Belichick we should have saw this one coming I think everybody was kind of dumb on this one because he didn't even have like an off season when he took that job last year and to think that Belichick wasn't going to read all the headlines and make us all look like fools once again I think we were all kind of dumb I mean the guy won six Super Bowls for a reason as a head coach two more as an assistant and He knows ball.

No, and you can't put out 10 points as an offensive production in any year in the Big 12.

Elsewhere in college football, we mentioned that Virginia NC State gained those 34-8 UVA rolls in that one.

USC took care of business, and North Dakota State rolled OC's Jacksonville State.

Stanford takes down Hawaii, and then the nightcap, Florida State rolled by New Mexico State, and then UNLV fell to Memphis in a tight one late.
Yeah, North Dakota State was my big play of the weekend, along with the USC over.
Now, North Dakota State took care of business, like you said, 33-7, easy cakewalk.
However, Nate Dogg and I went with USC over 61.5. Luckily, luckily, USC don't read that score the way that it was.

UNC wins in the most Bill Belichick-ing way ever with a draw them off sides play to end the game up in Ireland.

TCU, they look to get that curse of Ireland off their back and not crumble the rest of the way as the rest of the teams have in recent memory.

TCU, Neiman, let's start there, and then we'll get into the rest of the slate, but that was the big Power 4 game of the weekend that ended excitingly.
I caught basically the last quarter I was out at VVS watching Bray play in the four-team scrimmage, so it was a great way to kick off week zero you know i'm already at a high school stadium at 10 a.m and i watched as soon as i got home nate dog came over you know it was buffalo chicken and mac and grandma mac and we just got it going you know the way that we should for uh college football but yeah i mean Belichick we should have saw this one coming I think everybody was kind of dumb on this one because he didn't even have like an off season when he took that job last year and to think that Belichick wasn't going to read all the headlines and make us all look like fools once again I think we were all kind of dumb I mean the guy won six Super Bowls for a reason as a head coach two more as an assistant and He knows ball.

No, and you can't put out 10 points as an offensive production in any year in the Big 12.

Elsewhere in college football, we mentioned that Virginia NC State gained those 34-8 UVA rolls in that one.

USC took care of business, and North Dakota State rolled OC's Jacksonville State.

Stanford takes down Hawaii, and then the nightcap, Florida State rolled by New Mexico State, and then UNLV fell to Memphis in a tight one late.
Yeah, North Dakota State was my big play of the weekend, along with the USC over.
Now, North Dakota State took care of business, like you said, 33-7, easy cakewalk.
However, Nate Dogg and I went with USC over 61.5. Luckily, luckily, USC don't read that score the way that it was.
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