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UCLA (1-0) def. BGSU 45-17
EKU (0-1) was able to move the ball well in a 42-34 defeat to EMU
Marshall (1-0) smoked Norfolk State 55-3
Mississippi St. (1-0) handled Memphis 49-23
Akron (1-0) needed overtime to down St. Francis 30-23
Buffalo (0-1) looked modestly respectful losing 31-10 to Maryland
Miami (OH) (0-1) hung with #20 Kentucky for a half but fell 37-13
CMU (0-1) showed offensive fireworks in a 58-44 loss to #12 Okie St.
WMU (0-1) gave #15 Michigan St. a battle for three quarters, losing 35-13
Kent (0-1) looked average in a 45-20 loss to Washington
Toledo (1-0) slept walked through a 37-0 win over LIU
Ohio (1-0) looked improved with a 41-38 win against FAU

Akron, wow, what can we say about that program?

Brett Gabbert is injured and likely to miss some time for Miami. They begin their MAC slate October 1st, we'll see if he misses any conference action. Could open up the East.

Marshall giving Notre Dame all they can handle.

I am afraid we may be in for a LONG day next Saturday...

zete wrote: ↑Sun Sep 04, 2022 4:47 pm Akron, wow, what can we say about that program?

They beat us like a drum last year

Speaking of Akron, DJ Irons suffered a rather significant leg injury today.

Akron nearly lost to St Francis. BG lost in OT to EKU. Buffalo lost to Holy Cross. Wow the MAC east is bad.

Wouldn't it be hilarious if the MAC east comes down to the BG / Buffalo game.

MarkL wrote: ↑Sat Sep 10, 2022 9:56 pm Akron nearly lost to St Francis. BG lost in OT to EKU. Buffalo lost to Holy Cross. Wow the MAC east is bad.

Wouldn't it be hilarious if the MAC east comes down to the BG / Buffalo game.

I'd like to think we can beat Akron, but clearly, any game on our schedule is a losable game.

UCLA (2-0) stomped Alabama St.
EKU (1-1) well we know what happened there
Marshall (2-0) beat Notre Dame in South Bend
Mississippi St. (2-0) whipped Arizona
Akron (1-1) was shutout in East Lansing and lost their QB
Buffalo (0-2) lost to Holy Cross on a hail mary
Miami (1-1) handled Robert Morris
CMU (0-2) lost at home to South Alabama
WMU (1-1) won their MAC opener over Ball State
Kent State (0-2) struggled vs. Oklahoma
Toledo (2-0) smoked UMass
Ohio (1-1) was embarrassed by Penn State

South Alabama leads UCLA at the half.

UCLA (3-0) eeked by South Alabama 32-31
EKU (2-1) drilled Charleston Southern 40-21
Marshall (2-1) left the Doyt stunned
Mississippi St. (2-1) blew an early 13-0 lead at LSU, lost 31-16
Akron (1-2) was dominated by Tennessee 63-6
Buffalo (0-3) lost a first half lead to Coastal and succumbed 38-26
Miami (OH) (1-2) played Cincy tight for a half, lost 38-17
CMU (1-2) blanked Bucknell 41-0
WMU (1-2) lost to Pitt at home 34-13
Kent State (1-2) blasted LIU 63-10
Toledo (2-1) blown out in the Shoe as expected 77-21
Ohio (1-2) was handled by Iowa State 43-10

Shoutout to Eastern Michigan for beating the Sun Devils in Tempe, 30-21. Herm didn't play to win the game.

EMU may have ended Herm Edwards' tenure if the NCAA investigation didn't. And who would have thought going into the season the conference's two best non conf wins would come from ... EMU and Bowling Green?

Through three weeks I think the top two MAC plays both came yesterday. Hillaire's insane catch to tie it, and this ludicrous punt by Akron - https://youtu.be/LGNlyRYkF-8. Which might be something to consider given BG's tendency to punt block.

I have zero idea how the Mac is going to play out this year. West looks wild with toledo defense being terrible and having some oline struggles. Central was dominated by usa and was getting killed by ok st which was somewhat expected. Other 4 have been a mixed bag including niu and western. East still looks like it will be Miami with Kent chasing. However I think every game is winnable and both divisions should be good races