College Football 2014 Week 13

[cdj]

Tuesday, November 18th
UMass at Akron	6:00 pm	espn3
Northern Illinois at Ohio	7:00 pm	ESPNU
Wednesday, November 19th
Bowling Green at Toledo	7:00 pm	ESPN2 / WatchESPN
Kent State at Buffalo	7:00 pm	ESPNU / WatchESPN
Thursday, November 20th
Kansas State at West Virginia	6:00 pm	FS1 / FOX Sports GO
North Carolina at Duke	6:30 pm	ESPN / WatchESPN
Arkansas State at Texas State	8:30 pm	ESPNU / WatchESPN
Friday, November 21st
UTEP at Rice	7:00 pm	FS1 / FOX Sports GO
Air Force at San Diego State	8:30 pm	CBSSN
San Jose State at Utah State	8:30 pm	ESPN2 / WatchESPN
Eastern Washington at Portland State	9:00 pm	RSRM / RSNW / DTV: 101 / Big Sky Video
Saturday, November 22nd
Charleston Southern at Georgia	11:00 am	SECN / SECN Video
Eastern Kentucky at Florida	11:00 am	SECN / SECN Video
Elon at James Madison	11:00 am	SNY / ALT / CSCA *5 / ASN (details TBA) / Video
Fordham at Army	11:00 am	CBSSN
Indiana at Ohio State	11:00 am	BTN / BTN2GO Video
Kansas at Oklahoma	11:00 am	FS1 / FOX Sports GO
Minnesota at Nebraska	11:00 am	ESPN / WatchESPN
Northwestern at Purdue	11:00 am	ESPNU / WatchESPN
Penn State at Illinois	11:00 am	ESPN2 / WatchESPN
Rutgers at Michigan State	11:00 am	BTN / BTN2GO Video
SMU at UCF	11:00 am	ESPN News / WatchESPN
South Alabama at South Carolina	11:00 am	FSN affiliates / espn3 / FOX Sports GO?
UTSA at Western Kentucky	11:00 am	FSN affiliates / FOX Sports GO
Virginia Tech at Wake Forest	11:30 am	(ESPN-GP / espn3) *2 / ACC Network
Yale at Harvard	11:30 am	NBCSN
Washington State at Arizona State	12:00 pm	PAC-12 Network / Pac-12 Video
New Mexico at Colorado State	12:30 pm	RSRM / MWC Video1 / MWC Video2
Bethune Cookman at Florida A&M	1:00 pm	ESPN Classic / espn3
Southern Illinois at Illinois State	1:00 pm	CSNC *5
Savannah State at BYU	2:00 pm	BYUtv
Arizona at Utah	2:30 pm	ESPN / WatchESPN
Boston College at Florida State	2:30 pm	ABC / ESPN2 / espn3
Georgia State at Clemson	2:30 pm	FSN Affiliates / (ESPN-GP / espn3) *2 / RSN
Lafayette vs. Lehigh (Yankee Stadium)	2:30 pm	CBSSN (150th game)
Louisville at Notre Dame	2:30 pm	NBC / Video
Maryland at Michigan	2:30 pm	BTN / BTN2GO Video
New Hampshire at Maine	2:30 pm	NBCSN / Video
Ole Miss at Arkansas	2:30 pm	CBS / CBS Video
Syracuse at Pittsburgh	2:30 pm	ESPNU / WatchESPN
Texas Tech at Iowa State	2:30 pm	FSN Affiliates / FOX Sports GO
Wisconsin at Iowa	2:30 pm	ABC / ESPN2 / espn3
Central Arkansas at Sam Houston State	3:00 pm	ESPN-GP / espn3 / SLCTV (cable / Video)
Louisiana Monroe at New Mexico State	3:00 pm	ALT / espn3 / Aggie Vision
Sacramento State at UC Davis	3:00 p.m.	CSBA / Big Sky Video
South Florida at Memphis	3:00 pm	ESPN News / WatchESPN
Stanford at California	3:00 pm	FS1 / FOX Sports GO
Western Carolina at Alabama	3:00 pm	SECN / SECN Video
Colorado at Oregon	3:30 pm	PAC-12 Network / Pac-12 Video
Montana State at Montana	4:00 pm	RSRM / RSNW / DTV: 101
Samford at Auburn	6:00 pm	ESPNU / WatchESPN
Miami at Virginia	6:00 pm	ESPN2 / WatchESPN
Missouri at Tennessee	6:30 pm	ESPN / WatchESPN
Oklahoma State at Baylor	6:30 pm	FOX / FOX Sports GO
Richmond at William & Mary	6:30 pm	NBCSN / Video
Vanderbilt at Mississippi State	6:30 pm	SECN / SECN Video
Cincinnati at UConn	7:00 pm	CBSSN
USC at UCLA	7:00 pm	ABC / espn3
Boise State at Wyoming	9:15 pm	ESPN2 / WatchESPN
Fresno State at Nevada	9:30 pm	ESPNU / WatchESPN
Oregon State at Washington	9:30 pm	PAC-12 Network / Pac-12 Video
Games online only or not yet scheduled for nationally available networks.
Appalachian State at Louisiana Lafayette	4:00 pm	espn3
Cal Poly at San Diego	3:00 pm	Video
Campbell at Dayton	12:00 pm	A10 Video
Chattanooga at Furman	2:30 pm	ASN (details TBA)
Central Connecticut at Saint Francis	11:00 am	NEC Front Row Video
The Citadel at VMI	12:30 pm	espn3
Colgate at Bucknell	12:00 pm	PLN Video
Dartmouth at Princeton	12:00 pm	espn3
Eastern Michigan at Ball State	1:00 pm	espn3
Florida Atlantic at Middle Tennessee	6:00 pm	ASN (details TBA) / CSNC *5 (jip at 7)
Florida International at North Texas	2:30 pm	ASN (details TBA)
Gardner Webb at Monmouth	11:00 am	ASN (details TBA)
Holy Cross at Georgetown	11:00 am	$CSLive Video
Indiana State at Western Illinois	1:00 pm	espn3 / WIU-TV3 (cable)
Jacksonville State at SE Missouri State	1:00 pm	OVC Video
Liberty at Coastal Carolina	12:00 pm	espn3
Louisiana Tech at Old Dominion	12:00 pm	FCS (cable) / FOX Sports GO
Marshall at UAB	12:00 pm	ASN (details TBA) / $CSLive Video
Missouri State at Northern Iowa	4:00 pm	Panther Sports Network (cable)
Morehead State at Charlotte	11:00 am	WCCB (cable)
North Dakota at Northern Colorado	1:00 pm	Big Sky Video
Northwestern State at Stephen F. Austin	3:00 pm	CSLive Video
Robert Morris at Duquesne	11:00 am	espn3 / NEC Front Row
Southern Utah at Northern Arizona	TBA	FSAZ+ / NAU-TV Video / Big Sky Video
Stillman at Alabama State	1:00 pm	Video
Tennessee State at Murray State	1:00 pm	OVC Video
Tennessee Tech at Austin Peay	4:00 pm	OVC Video
Tulane at East Carolina	2:30 pm	espn3
Tulsa at Houston	2:00 pm	espn3
UNLV at Hawaii	10:00 pm	MWC Video1 / MWC Video2 / Oceanic (cable)
UT Martin at Eastern Illinois	12:00 pm	OVC Video / WEIU (cable)
Villanova at Delaware	11:00 am	Video
Wagner at Bryant	11:00 am	NEC Front Row Video
Weber State at Idaho State	3:30 pm	Big Sky Video
Western Michigan at Central Michigan	12:00 pm	espn3
Youngstown State at North Dakota State	2:30 pm	espn3 / NBC ND (cable)
Sunday, November 23rd
DI-AA playoff selection show	10:00 am	ESPNU / espn3?

[SmoothPancakes]

Beat me to it by 30 minutes.

As for this weekend, sweet Jesus it's a Little 5/FCS dream weekend.

The usual weeknight MAC games Tuesday and Wednesday (if you don't watch The Battle of I-75, you're a communist), some big conference positioning games on Thursday night, some great Mountain West games Friday night.

Saturday starts the FCS rivalry weekend greatness with Fordham-Army at noon and The Game (Yale-Harvard, aka the TRUE The Game) at 12:30. Afternoon, what should be a good Pac-12 battle with Arizona-Utah, The Rivalry (Lafayette-Lehigh) and the Battle for the Brice-Cowell Musket (New Hampshire-Maine). Evening, you've got the Capital Cup (Richmond-William & Mary) and then cap it all off with two big Mountain West games in the late night time slots.

Now THAT is what I call a damn good weekend of football!

Oh, and don't forget the FCS Selection show Sunday evening, to see how college football playoffs are supposed to be done! Not this four team wannabe playoff bullshit.

Game	Time ET	Network
Tuesday, November 18th
Northern Illinois at Ohio	8:00 pm	ESPNU
Wednesday, November 19th
Bowling Green at Toledo	7:00 pm	ESPN2
Kent State at Buffalo	7:00 pm	ESPNU
Thursday, November 20th
Kansas State at West Virginia	6:00 pm	FS1
North Carolina at Duke	6:30 pm	ESPN
Arkansas State at Texas State	8:30 pm	ESPNU
Friday, November 21st
UTEP at Rice	7:00 pm	FS1
Air Force at San Diego State	8:30 pm	CBSSN
San Jose State at Utah State	8:30 pm	ESPN2
Saturday, November 22nd
Fordham at Army	12:00 pm	CBSSN
Yale at Harvard	12:30 pm	NBCSN
Arizona at Utah	3:30 pm	ESPN
Lafayette vs. Lehigh (Yankee Stadium)	3:30 pm	CBSSN (150th game)
New Hampshire at Maine	3:30 pm	NBCSN
Richmond at William & Mary	7:30 pm	NBCSN
Boise State at Wyoming	10:15 pm	ESPN2
Fresno State at Nevada	10:30 pm	ESPNU
Sunday, November 23rd
DI-AA playoff selection show	11:00 am	ESPNU

[dhook27]

Espn is giving OSU some love. Good amount of people have us at 4. Kinda surprising.

[cdj]

- At this point, FSU has to be point shaving. Eventually, they are going to be '91 UNLV vs. Duke....get in a hole and not be able to turn it on for a rally.

- Wisconsin has to be wishing they'd have given Gordon a couple of fourth quarter carries last week after seeing the record fall the very next week.

[bdoughty]

- At this point, FSU has to be point shaving. Eventually, they are going to be '91 UNLV vs. Duke....get in a hole and not be able to turn it on for a rally.

- Wisconsin has to be wishing they'd have given Gordon a couple of fourth quarter carries last week after seeing the record fall the very next week.

A few things to note about Perine's record game. He was not even the starting running back, that would have been Keith Ford. He also set the record on his second run in the 4th qtr with over 12:00 left, so he could have gone well over 450. Also a true Freshman and not even the most highly recruited running back.

On the bright side Nebraska is no longer the team who gave up the most yards by an individual player.

[JeffHCross]

A few things to note about Perine's record game. He was not even the starting running back, that would have been Keith Ford. He also set the record on his second run in the 4th qtr with over 12:00 left, so he could have gone well over 450. Also a true Freshman and not even the most highly recruited running back.

On the bright side Nebraska is no longer the team who gave up the most yards by an individual player.

I was about to give you crap for this, but this story absolves Oklahoma in my eyes from running it up (or leaving him in, same thing) just to get the record:

NORMAN, Okla. -- When he learned he was close to breaking Melvin Gordon's week-old FBS single-game rushing record of 408 yards, Samaje Perine approached Oklahoma running backs coach Cale Gundy on the sideline.

"You can put one of the other guys in," the true freshman said to his position coach. "The record is not important."

The Oklahoma offensive line overheard the conversation. And wanting the record more than the eventual record-breaker, it overruled him. Perine re-entered the backfield, and on the Sooners' second play of the fourth quarter Saturday against Kansas, he reeled off a 42-yard run to break the record with 427 rushing yards. He then was subbed out to chants of "Pee-rhine, Pee-rhine" from a rain-soaked Owen Field crowd.

"It really can't -- it's still surreal," Perine said when asked afterward how he felt. "I'm not really feeling special in any type of way. I was just looking to do what I had to do to help this team win."

Also, isn't it splitting hairs to point out that he didn't start when he was leading the conference in rushing? Yes, technically, he didn't start, but clearly was their #1 back.

[bdoughty]

Hey, just pointing out that he basically did it in three quarters, just like Gordon. We need these little victories after that Baylor game.

[JeffHCross]

True, though Gordon had like 9 less carries, which is impressive. But both are incredible accomplishments.

Y'know, except for Kansas and Nebraska.

[steelerfan]

Y'know, except for Kansas and Nebraska.

http://youtu.be/j_lvWz5WiU0

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