So the blog has a new look and now you see what I look like, which is scary. What do you think of the new format?
Everything will stay the same. I'm going to try and keep that video player fresh. I imagine that will be tough during the offseason, but we're a ways from that.
As for this weekend, I read Michael Wilbon's column in the Saturday Washington Post about parity and it sparked a discussion: Is parity alive because there's a lack of talent across the board? What about an abundance of talent? AKA, is this just an off-year?
Are the roots of the 85-scholarship rule finally taking its grasp on college football? I think that's it. But, we'll talk more about this another day.
The upsets are beautiful in the fact that they make a weekend that looks bad on Friday into something pretty interesting.
I was disappointed to see South Carolina come out so flat, excited to see Auburn play so well, perplexed at LSU's periods of ineptness and impressed with Oregon's offense and Tim Tebow's poise.
Also, Louisville on Friday? At 4-4 and 1-2 in the Big East, This has to be the most disappointing team in the country.
I really don't have much time to get into the depths of the weekend today, but I will put a lot of time into the Top 25 tomorrow and further break down the weekend.