Pickem Dash Football

I just picked up my copy of NCAA Football 10 for the ps3, which guarantees that I'll be getting less sleep and the family will have to find something other than the "big TV" to watch... at least for the next few months. The draw of the game, besides Erin Andrews' inclusion this year, is being able prove your team reigns supreme. And if despite your best efforts, your team still doesn't have what it takes... you can just edit the player stats to "correct" your deficiencies. Or, just create yourself and insert him into your lineup. Recently the topic of NCAA 10 came up on the Sean and John show at 1560AM The Game . John Harris is a college football uber-geek. A professor. An encyclopedia of football knowledge . Check out the hilarity when John reminisces on his purchase of NFL Gameday 97 for the ps1 back in the day. The discussion gets going the 8 minute mark. Over the next few minutes the conversation goes off the rails he even goes off on Friday Night

Well, I may not be any funnier or particularly energy efficient, but the website is undergoing a face lift. If you are reading this, then you've found the new address and name: Pickem Dash Football. I also ditched the black background (which I liked, but the wife did not) and will transition us from the blues to the greens. Between now and Week 1 I'll get the website fully pimped out with widgets and such. Exciting eh! This announcement just doesn't feel right without a rhyme, though. So herrr ya go. Pick'em. Game. Is. Back. Will. Post. New. Smack. It's. bright. Not. Black. Now. I'm. unpacked. Gonna throw some D's on this beeaah.

1) Texas/OU 2) USC@OhioState 3) Florida@LSU 4) LSU@Alabama 5) OhioState@PSU 6) Alabama@VTech 7) USC@Cal 8) OU@Miami 9) Florida@OleMiss 10) OU@Nebraska

Bruce Feldman recently posted his 10 most anticipated college football games of 2009. I am posting it here so I can go back and revisit as the season unfolds: (copied from the Bruce's blog post ) 1. Texas vs. Oklahoma, Oct. 17 2. Florida at LSU, Oct. 10 3. USC at Ohio State, Sept. 12 4. Alabama at Ole Miss, Oct. 10 5. Oklahoma State at Oklahoma, Nov. 28 6. Alabama vs. Va. Tech, Sept. 5 7. USC at Notre Dame, Oct. 17 8. Ohio State at Penn State, Nov. 7 9. Oregon at Boise State, Sept. 3 10. Tennessee at Florida, Sept. 19