The college football season goes by so fast, but yet the off season drags, and drags along. There is still a lot of football left to be played so enjoy these mussing from around the web:
Air Force
A pair of knee surgeries has kept highly touted sophomore RB Paul Weatheroy from meeting his potential, but he is still hopeful to make an impact. Falcons will ignore the Colorado State scouting reports that shows the Rams are weak against the pass, but Air Force will still run the ball.
BYU
WR McKay Jacobson might be back next week against New Mexico. Cougars could have used him against TCU. Taking the off week to recover and evaluate rest of the season.
Colorado State
Why is biggest lineman playing weak side? Huge snow storm expected for tomorrows game. Injury report for the weekends game.
New Mexico
Players may have quit on interim coach against UNLV which was a terrible game. Lobos face former coach Rocky Long this weekend.
San Diego State
Local Poinsettia Bowl is hoping to get the home town team in their bowl. WR Vincent Brown is out for two to three weeks with surgery on his right thumb. Rocky Long --former New Mexico head coach-- current Aztec defensive coordinator has not shared his former teams secrets with SDSU.
TCU
DE Jerry Hughes is also a star off the field. How about a Texas vs. TCU game for the Texas state title, I am game. TCU needs the fans more then ever.
UNLV
QB Omar Clayton looks to be on track for TCU game. Can the Rebels hang with TCU? 20 game road MWC losing streak came to an end against New Mexico last week. Video preview of the UNLV/TCU game and offense is a concern.
Utah
WR Jereme Brooks is all healed up after a tough Air Force game. Hoop news, forward Jay Wakins out four to six weeks with a sress fracture. Haloween spirit is going around the football team. Young lineman are helping the defense
Wyoming
Center for the hoops team Adam Wadell is out for a few weeks with a knee injury. Ute running game is still productive no matter who runs the ball. Wyoming quarterbacks need to be aware of Ute DB Robert Johnson