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I think based on what we have seen with the inconsistent offense. USC wins 24-21 1 turnover No sacks 275 yards

Good summary: https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/2026/09/26/indiana-football-northwestern-score-lee-beebe-jr-aidan-chiles-turbo-richard-injury/91949803007/

Indy works for me. So does NW. So does SUC. So does fusky.

Well the "NW" includes Idaho, Montana and Utah. The PNW is Oregon, Washington and Northern California being they have a Pacific coast line. I know nothing about the state of Indiana, probably never will. I apologize, I didn't know "Indy" can be used in a way that is offensive. But it's just my ignorance of a state that I have never had connection to.

Occasionally, when a train goes off the rails it rights itself and continues on it's expected path. Rare, but it happens.

I think you meant to say PNW ....

This is honestly the hardest OBD game I've tried to predict. Anything can happen today. Oregon 38-35 2 TO 1 sack 282 yards passing

Figured we could use one thread for the rest of today’s Top 25 action since Oregon vs. USC already has its own. Here are my picks. Feel free to come back tonight and tell me how horribly wrong I was. 😂 Wake Forest at #16 Louisville: Louisville 34, Wake Forest 20 #1 Texas at #14 Tennessee: Texas 31, Tennessee 27 Illinois at #7 Ohio State: Ohio State 41, Illinois 13 Sam Houston at #11 Texas Tech: Texas Tech 48, Sam Houston 10 #3 Notre Dame at Purdue: Notre Dame 41, Purdue 14 #4 Ole Miss at #21 Florida: Florida 31, Ole Miss 28 #15 Utah at Iowa State: Utah 27, Iowa State 17 #17 Iowa at #18 Michigan: Michigan 20, Iowa 16 Oklahoma at #2 Georgia: Georgia 31, Oklahoma 14 #25 Houston at Georgia Southern: Houston 35, Georgia Southern 17 Wisconsin at #13 Penn State: Penn State 30, Wisconsin 17 Central Michigan at #6 Miami: Miami 52, Central Michigan 7 South Carolina at #8 Alabama: Alabama 31, South Carolina 17 #23 Texas A&M at #10 LSU: LSU 28, Texas A&M 17 #19 Missouri at #24 Mississippi State: Mississippi State 30, Missouri 27 Missouri State at #22 SMU: SMU 45, Missouri State 10 A couple of those are probably going to age terribly, but that’s half the fun. 😁 What games are you guys watching, and where am I dead wrong?

Game time weather report: 86 degrees 42% humidity Ducks 31-27 1 1 199

A good article about not writing off a team because of one bad early season loss. My favorite line in this article is: "September tells us plenty of lies." If we win today, we'll have just received a complete reset after an incredibly rough start to the season. What a great opportunity. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/page/gamedaykickoff092426/2026-gameday-kickoff-week-4-preview-top-games-usc-oregon-alabama

Between you correcting my "Indy" comment and this prediction, feels like you are trolling a bit. I have been salty to after Oregon has looked bad this season. So I understand after Hoosier got exposed last night. It's all good.

Right, and Northwestern is NU now NW. Got it! NW actually refers to a collection of states located in the northwest corner of the US. Oregon being one of those states👮‍♂️👮‍♂️👮‍♂️

31-28 USC 2 TO's 3 Sacks 298 yards passing

The word IF is the biggest word in the world of sports.

Chiles has now had games just like this againt IU's D for the past three years for two different teams. Northwestern's Braun has been great the short time he has been there. NW will upset a big name team this year. I told IU grads in Chicago (friends) that it would be a one score game. They laughed but as of this morning have not answered my texts or calls to them. On a side note to Log ... if you are going to be in the BIG at least get it right. "Indy" has NOTHING to do with Indiana Hoosiers. Indiana is either IU or Indiana University. "Indy" goes with the Indy 500 and Indianapolis. I guess I could call it Oregon University instead of the University of Oregon. 😂

Northwestern started slow in the first half, at one point Indiana had 200 yards vs 20 yards offense for Northwestern. If not for the slow start, due to NW O-line failing and bad throws by Chiles, NW would have won.

Corrupt Big Ten refs? Not according to Michael Dyer🤬 https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/corrupt-more-rigged-michigan-game-045523759.html

Northwestern put up a heck of an effort. Saturday, Nebraska plays Michigan State in East Lansing.

Heck of a game! 29-23 Indiana. But it was Northwestern 16-14 in the 4th quarter. Terrific game by Aiden Chiles, eclipsed by Indiana RB Lee Beebe Jr. rushing for 203 yards. Josh Hoover scored the winning TD, but went 19-29 passing for 201 yards; not bad, but not in the Fernando zone. NW, as I believe the Wildcats will show in Week 5 in the opening game in renovated Ryan Field against Penn State, is LEGIT. Chip Kelly and Jerry Neuheisel have worked wonders with Chiles and the entire offense. The SEC may be deeper, but the B1G middle- and lower-level teams are stepping up. Indiana's 20th consecutive win did not come easy.

Face Mask Penalty big in 4th quarter... Nebraska would have had good field position down 2 with momentum... They passed against Indiana, but sure could not run the ball... Interesting game..

Ducks win 45-21 1 TO 2 sacks 285 yards passing

Just watched the full game highlights. NW had a great goal line stand early but then fumbled the snap in the endzone and took a safety. After a later touchdown, NW tried to get the two points back by going for two and failed. That mere two point gap created by that safety kept Indy just out of reach the rest of the way. It looks like NW is much improved this year.

"One team has started 2-2 and won a CFB championship - 1970 Nebraska" Huh? 1970 Nebraska was 11-0-1. Two loss AP champs 14-2 – 2024 – Ohio State - CFP Champion in 12-team format 12-2 – 2007 – LSU - BCS Champion in two-team format 8-2 – 1960 – Minnesota - No. 1 determined before bowl loss, was 8-1

Nu playing indy tough. Down 2 with 5 min left.

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