Hey, folks, stay safe and dry this weekend. Hopefully the approaching storm won't affect too much viewing, other than making for some truly awesome games like the Texas A&M at Virginia Tech Thursday night matchup in 2003, played as the final remnants of a hurricane passed over Virginia.
Thursday, October 1
7:30 PM
Miami at Cincinnati, ESPN. Always an intriguing nonconference game.
Saturday, October 3
Noon
Pitt at Virginia Tech, RSN. I hate Pitt. I hate that they joined the ACC. That being said, the only time I've seen VT beat them was in Lane Stadium two years ago. So, the Hokies have that going for them. MIG
South Carolina at Missouri, SEC Network. This game was usually pretty telling for the SEC East in years past, but this year, could be a toilet bowl. MIG
Iowa State at Kansas, Fox Sports Net. From our season preview: "The Cyclones have nowhere to go but up, and Kansas could be their best shot at a conference win. The Jayhawks only have a little room to fall, but they can at least hold steady by winning this one." MIG
West Virginia at Oklahoma, FS1. This game has been quietly building up to be a key chapter in the Big 12 saga this year.
Texas at TCU, ABC. Another chance for Longhorn fans to get pitchforks against the officials.
12:30 PM
Louisville at NC State, ACC Network. Louisville needs to start turning their season around, but NC State could still use this game to make a statement in the conference.
3:30 PM
Texas Tech at Baylor, ABC/ESPN2. I expect a lot of points.
Alabama at Georgia, CBS. A possible preview of the SEC Championship?
7 PM
Ole Miss at Florida, ESPN. A win would be a statement for both teams.
8 PM
Notre Dame at Clemson, ABC. I think we'll get a good look at both teams here, and find out if either one is a true contender.
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