More ESPN Bull-oney

[able1]

Listening to the Oregon St./Penn St. game in the background. I wasn't really paying attention to the game much, but heard the announcers talking about this evening's games. One of them said something about "watch out Minnesota." The other responded with, "so you're calling the upset?"
Last I checked, we were favored. I know it's probably a minor thing to pick at, but that still bugs me.

I fully expect a good close game. Can't wait for the kick.

[Falconboy]

Listening to the Oregon St./Penn St. game in the background. I wasn't really paying attention to the game much, but heard the announcers talking about this evening's games. One of them said something about "watch out Minnesota." The other responded with, "so you're calling the upset?"
Last I checked, we were favored. I know it's probably a minor thing to pick at, but that still bugs me.

I fully expect a good close game. Can't wait for the kick.

He could've meant , watch out for Minnesota to pull the upset over us, but yeah the other around is more likely.

[able1]

No, he definitely said "watch out minnesota." Not the other way around. Don't recall the exact quotes from either of them, but there was no mistaking that they were implying that a BG win would be an upset.

I certainly mean no disrespect to Minny either, but I think it's reasonable that we are favored in this game, and therefore I don't feel a win would be an upset.

[goofyeuph]

Minny is from the Big Ten...BCS School.

BG is from the MAC...non BCS s**t school

Therefore, according to the asshats at ESPN, Minny is the VASTLY superior team and therefore any loss to an inferior non BCS pee on is an upset.

Now anyone who really follows college football would see this game tonight at least as even money, and either team winning wouldn't really be that much of an upset.