It may have been early for Washington fans who attended Saturday morning’s episode of ESPN’s College GameDay in Seattle, but that didn’t stop the crowd from engaging in some vulgar trash talk toward Pac-12 rival Oregon.
The Seattle crowd, which was packed to the brim for the 6 a.m. PT start to the show, began loudly chanting a not-safe-for-work phrase directed at Oregon’s mascot: “F— the Duck.”
When it came time for the College GameDay crew to address the elephant in the room, Pat McAfee provided an explanation that was appropriate for television—albeit not accurate.
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Bryan Bresee is a great football player, but more importantly a great human.
The New Orleans Saints are in an interesting spot in the NFL right now.
Many believe that the Saints will rise to the top of the NFC South when this season is all over and while that is unknown at this point in time a big reason for belief is the talent on their roster. One of the newer points of talent is first-round rookie defensive tackle Bryan Bresee.
Just how crucial is a win for Miami and Notre Dame this weekend?
On Friday night, Colorado fans thought they were in for an easy victory while hosting a Stanford team on a four-game losing streak. Instead, the Buffaloes blew a 29–0 halftime lead in historic fashion, taking the home crowd out of the game completely.
Stanford outscored Colorado 46–14 in the second half and overtime, completing the largest second-half comeback in Pac-12 history and delivering the Buffaloes their third loss.
In the end, Colorado fans left the stadium in disbelief instead of in euphoria.
Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders has enjoyed a breakout season in Boulder as the Buffaloes have become a major topic of attention around the college football world this season.
But the timing of a post on his Instagram story generated some online scrutiny Friday night. While Colorado was enjoying a 29-point lead over visiting Stanford, a link promoting merchandise was posted to Sanders’s Instagram account.
It’s likely that the post was scheduled beforehand or posted by someone else, considering that Sanders was fairly busy at the time.
As Stanford pulled off an impressive comeback over Colorado, wide receiver Elic Ayomanor was right in the middle of it all. The Cardinal sophomore totaled 13 catches for a school-record 294 yards and three touchdowns on the night, almost single-handedly rallying Stanford from a 29-point halftime deficit for a stunning 46-43 double overtime victory.
All three of Ayomanor’s touchdowns were crucial, none more so than his 30-yard reception in the first overtime to extend the game.
The Los Angeles Rams may be without their head coach tomorrow if mother nature comes calling. Sean McVay told reporters yesterday that he and his wife are expecting to have their first child any hour now and said he won’t miss being there with her when it happens – even if the Rams have a game.
The Super Bowl winning coach said that his wife’s pregnancy hasn’t had any complications and has been going well. “Really feel fortunate that it’s been a smooth pregnancy, my wife has been incredible and, so, it hasn’t quite hit me yet.
Shedeur Sanders had to deal with a little trolling after Stanford beat Colorado.
The Cardinal stormed back Friday night from a 29-point deficit to defeat Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes in double overtime.
Some fireworks really flew after the game when Stanford offensive lineman Connor McLaughlin trolled the Colorado QB by pretending to flash a watch like Shedeur loves to do.
You can watch the hilarious troll job below.
He hit the Shedeur after defeating Colorado pic.twitter.com/BdXEiBDEey
— FOX College Football (@CFBONFOX) October 14, 2023
Stanford player trolls Shedeur Sanders.
Colorado blew a 29-point halftime lead in stunning fashion Friday night, ultimately losing 46-43 in double overtime to visiting Stanford. The game marked the Buffaloes’ third loss in four games and the first time under Deion Sanders that Colorado was on the wrong end of a major upset, as the Cardinal entered with a 1-4 record as a 13-point underdog.
The result marked the biggest blown lead in Colorado school history and the largest halftime comeback in Pac-12 history. After the game, Sanders bluntly explained that he was frustrated by the outcome and the blown lead.
“I’m truly upset.
Colorado athletic director Rick George most likely owes his career in Boulder to Deion Sanders, and he’s showing Coach Prime the love every chance he gets.
We’ve all seen the impact Sanders has made on the college football world, but more specifically the Colorado athletic department. Since being hired last December, the school has seen an overwhelming amount of support for Deion Sanders, which leads to a drastic rise in revenue.
Just ten months into his time as head coach, it’s safe to assume that the contract for Deion Sanders has already paid off.