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Stanford -10.5 at Arizona (ov/un 54.5) Sat 10:45 ET, ESPN

Unlike the game that preceded it on this channel, this one is thoroughly entertaining so far.

Stanford leads 13-10 in the 2nd quarter. Arizona just got a TD.

With Auburn's loss earlier today, Stanford has the nation's longest winning streak (10 games).
 
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jlb1705;1994400; said:
Unlike the game that preceded it on this channel, this one is thoroughly entertaining so far.

Stanford leads 13-10 in the 2nd quarter. Arizona just got a TD.

With Auburn's loss earlier today, Stanford has the nation's longest winning streak (10 games).
The qbs are a combined 25-29 in stark contrast to the previous game.
 
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It's hard for me to see Brock Huard and not remember my wife the first time she ever saw him last year, "That guy looks evil! His arched eyebrows are evil. He looks like a grown up Draco Malfoy!"
 
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Dryden;1994422; said:
It's hard for me to see Brock Huard and not remember my wife the first time she ever saw him last year, "That guy looks evil! His arched eyebrows are evil. He looks like a grown up Draco Malfoy!"

He's sharp as a tack, too. Late in the game Criner caught a screen and was hit just short of his own 30. He fell on a teammate, got up, there was no whistle, and when he realized that he took off and ran 70 yards for what was called a TD. The first time they showed the replay you could clearly see Criner's elbow hit the ground. They had to show it 3 times, and then have the play-by-play guy read the rule about "any part of the runner's body besides his hands and feet", and then say "What about his elbow?" before Huard says "Let me see that one more time" and after that tell the viewing audience that the call will be reversed. He's getting paid for that expert analysis.

Of course, he only had time to finally figure that out because it took the PAC-12 replay team about a full minute longer than it should have taken to overturn the call.
 
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