Live Blog: College Football Saturday
Moderated by Chris Graham
freepress2@ntelos.net
Join The Augusta Free Press today for our College Football Saturday live blog. We’ll be discussing throughout the day the Virginia Tech-Western Kentucky, James Madison-Hofstra and Virginia-Maryland games.
AFP editor Chris Graham will be in the press box in Scott Stadium for the 7 p.m. ‘Hoos-Terps game.
(Yes, you can feel sorry for me now.)
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TD Cedric Peerman – the rout is on.
UVa. 31, Md. 0, 5:21/3rd
We’ve scored 31 tonight. We’d scored 36 points in four games to date.
Update – Vandy 14, Auburn 13, final.
Lit him up!
Chris Long on the sidelines looks like he wants to tackle somebody.
When Chris Long says, Get up and cheer, you get up and cheer.
I think I’ve ventured into some sort of alternate dimension where UVa can actually play good football. Is there a door back to my own reality?
And through the end of three, it’s …
UVa. 31, Maryland 0.
No, Jay, for we are now in Bizarro World, where down is up, up is down, McCain is Obama, Obama is McCain, and Virginia football can actually block and tackle.
I’m extremely happy for the kids on the team. They get to enjoy themselves for the first time this year.
I still think a Ryder truck should camp outside of the Groh residence though.
The moon will rise in the morning and set at night, and spinach will taste good, and eclaires will taste like spinach. And in this Bizarro World, Al Groh is a genius. I, of course, miss the Old World, but it will be nevermore.
Esay football, man, easy football. Third and two is easy football.
Stats through three
First Downs – UVa. 22, Md. 8
Marc Verica – 21-26, 214 yards, 2 TD
Cedric Peerman – 17 carries, 110 yards, 1 TD, 7 rec., 23 yards
Kevin Ogletree – 5 rec., 100 yards, 2 TD
FG partially blocked … Md. ball.
Today’s attendance – 50,727
The first Don Sutton Permanent Wave of the night breaks out in Scott Stadium.
May Skip Carey rest in peace.
I have not seen a Wave at a UVa. game since the Temple beatdown in 2005. Pity Maryland.
I was doing a status check there. Only Jay W. would know that reference.
I’ll wrap here by saying the 31-0 score doesn’t surprise me. I fully expected Maryland to win by at least that margin.
G’night.