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College Football General Discussion (Week 2)

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On 9/5/2026 at 4:52 PM, MaddenCurse44 said:

Hope Clemson gives LSU a butt kicking.

This did not age well. LOL

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26 minutes ago, BigBoss69 said:

This did not age well. LOL

Clemson didn't age well.

Outside of like 2-3 games, is this the worst Saturday slate of games this entire season? Ohio State/Texas will be worth the wait, but, not many other games even raise an eye brow for me......but I will still watch all day!! 😄

39 minutes ago, AvidSportsJunkie856 said:

Outside of like 2-3 games, is this the worst Saturday slate of games this entire season? Ohio State/Texas will be worth the wait, but, not many other games even raise an eye brow for me......but I will still watch all day!! 😄

Mostly what I thought about last week but I ended up loving some of the games.

I will be watching all day too.

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