College Football 2010: So it begins

[Guynemer]

They won't go for it on 4th and 7; now 1-7 on 3rd downs. FG grazes the upright, 21-3.

[Boris Godunov]

Oregon just scored again, so it's 42-0 with 8:50 left in the 2nd quarter.

All five touchdowns have been scored by Oregon's backup running back. Better go to the third string and give him a break...

[Guynemer]

First incompletion of the game for Robinson, after escaping two tackles in the backfield.

Screen on third down falls short, and we'll see Michigan's new punter for the first time.

[Boris Godunov]

49-0. Someone else scored this time at least.

[Guynemer]

Shades of the old Michigan D again, giving up the first on 3rd-and-very long.

[Guynemer]

And again.

[Guynemer]

4th and goal, TD UConn.

Third and long twice, and they convert both times. That is the old Michigan defense--terrible.

We'll go the halftime, 21-10. Michigan is starting to struggle on both sides of the ball as the half comes to an end, let's see if RichRod (**** you) can make the necessary adjustments.

[Boris Godunov]

Oregon will probably go to halftime up 52-0. I don't think I've ever seen a score like that at the half...

EDIT: Oops... Oregon will go to the half up 59-0.

[Guynemer]

That is pretty much insane.

[Boris Godunov]

According to what I could find on Wikipedia, the only larger score discrepancy at halftime I could find was back in 1916, when Georgia Tech was up 126-0 over Cumberland College, and it's hard to count that since Cumberland had disbanded their team and apparently threw a scrub team together at the last minute to avoid fines.

[Guynemer]

Robinson has hit on a pair of third down conversions to start the half.

[Guynemer]

Another third-down completion, Michigan now 8-10 on third down. 3rd and 1 coming up... 9-11. Impressive.

[Guynemer]

Robinson scrambles ten yards for Michigan's fifth third down conversion on the opening drive of the second half. Michigan looks to regain the momentum, now 2nd and goal from the 5...

[Guynemer]

Yikes, fumble. Michigan recovers; 3rd and goal from the 7...

No dice. Here comes the FG unit... and its good. Michigan up 24-10, after a drive that took eight minutes off the clock.

[Guynemer]

Michigan's secondary is getting destroyed, and UConn is as much a run-oriented offense as they are likely to see all season. This does not bode well, especially with the Irish looming next week.