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CollegeFootballTalk.com found this 10/13/2008 on www.sportingnews.com [flag]
Favorites fall in the Big 12, Florida swamps LSU and the end of result of Showdown Saturday was this: college football seems headed toward another impossible predicament when it comes time for the BCS to pick national championship game participants. And to think, there's still half a season ... [link]

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MONDAY MORNING ONE-LINERS
Published 10/13/2008 by Michael David Smith at CollegeFootballTalk.com
... . He’s going to handle it with a lot of class, I know he will.” Army did not complete a pass in its 17-13 win over Eastern Michigan on Saturday. Says Penn State WR Deon Butler, “This team is really confident in itself and its ability — not cocky but confident. We go out and ...

CURIOUS INDEX, 10/13/08
Published 10/13/2008 by Orson Swindle at EDSBS
... Ten unbeatens left. Yes, yes: This will all turn out well. Consider that the same article suggests that a Josh Freeman performance was “Heisman-worthy,” and then reapply salt of skepticism. ...

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