So looking back at the end of the year Oklahoma will play 13 or 14 games and of those opponents all but three qualified for a bowl game (and the one they lost to didn't - but could have - Texas at 5-7). Rooting for Oklahoma to win the whole thing.
And while it is possible it is not likely both of them return next year. It's tough being the Kentucky of college soccer. :-) Congrats to both of them.
Shout out by the Congressman representing Portland on the House Floor. One thing I don't understand about the MLS playoffs is why they play a two game series leading up to the finals but only a single finals game? Anyone know?
Looks like you have one more update to make - Toledo beat Iowa State this year. Plus you'll need WMU vs. MTSU in Conference USA and NIU vs. Boise in the Mountain West.
Since this is Charlie Frye related, even though depressing if you are a Browns fan, a fan graphed the debut performance of every Browns quarterback debut since 1999. Look who is at the very top.
Fun watching Caleb celebrate with his team. Brought back good memories. Got glimpses of Nagbe and Nanchoff which added to it. Congrats to the Timbers. All of the Akron mentions certainly didn't hurt.
Two of the Columbus players also had big roles against the Zips in the College Cup. Tony Tchani played a big role for Virginia in their 2009 win and Justin Meram I think might have been the player that scored the early goal for Michigan in the 2010 semifinal.
Dude you are definitely old enough to remember it was George Harrison that played for the Beatles not an old B list movie actor known more for his tan. :-)
I think if Wake beats Stanford they will be the favorite. But the Zips certainly have a very good chance. And nice to get a little revenge on Creighton.