Does it matter that Penn State "ho-hummed" its way to a 45-24 win over Buffalo yesterday with a trip to Michigan coming next week?
Who should be the Nittany Lions' starting running back?
Are the Wolverines back on stable ground after beating Notre Dame senseless, 38-0?
Will Notre Dame be 0-4 a week from today? The Irish host a Michigan State team that has played pretty well so far next week.
Is Big East commissioner Mike Tranghese right that his conference's teams need to stop playing the Norfolk States of the world?
If you're a Temple fan, just how upset are you this morning at that overturned touchdown yesterday?
Does Villanova's big-play offense make the Wildcats a contender for the playoffs after wins over Lehigh and Maine?
Did Penn coach Al Bagnoli make the right decision when, with the ball at his own one-yard line on fourth down late in yesterday's game, he had his punter intentionally take the safety instead of trying to punt, allowing Lafayette to go down the field and win the game with a field goal because the safety cut the Quakers' lead from four to two?
And finally, what does it say that Penn has one offensive touchdown this season and Temple has five, and both have more than Notre Dame, which has none?
You tell me.
Comments (1)
Is Bagnoli on the hot seat?
The body of work is there over the 14 years.
But they have not won the league
since 1993.
And the past two seasons, the team finished at 5-5, with losing league records.
What is the problem down there?
Posted by Fred | September 16, 2007 11:19 AM
Posted on September 16, 2007 11:19