Really, I turned that game off and went to bed. UCLA looked fairly clueless while I was watching.

Reminds me of a baseball game back in the day. I was listening to the Reds on the radio in my bed as a teenager. The score was something like 9-0 for the other guys with two out in the ninth inning. I turned the radio off, thinking the Reds had lost. Woke up the next morning to the news that the Reds had rallied and won the game. For the record, the Reds were my second favorite team. Go Cubs!

A&M fans are definite cranky this morning. For the moment, Wikipedia reads:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_A%26M_Aggies_football

Here are the recent A&M coaches:
Gene Stallings (1965-71) 27-45-1 .377
Emory Bellard ((1972-78) 48-27 .640
Tom Wilson (1978-81) 21-19 .525
Jackie Sherrill (1982-88) 52-28-1 .648
R.C. Slocum (1989-2002) 123-47-2 .721
Dennis Franchione (2003-2007) 32-28 .533
Mike Sherman (2008-2011) 26-25 .510
Kevin Sumlin (2012-17) 44-22 .667

This is Sumlin's 6th year, and with the exception of Slocum, the average A&M coach has lasted under 6 years.

http://kwese.espn.com/sportsnation/story/_/page/QTP_17090...

Sumlin, who has already been on the hot seat for quite awhile, could little afford that loss, while Mora, who was quite the darling for awhile at UCLA, has certainly out stayed his welcome in the eyes of many too. Both these coaches better get to work or it is going to be a long season for them both.

For my money, the most amazing game was Liberty defeating Baylor. It makes one wonder if this is, indeed, a good example of Divine Intervention, or, at least, proof that Baylor has, indeed, been in league with the Devil up until now!!!

I agree. And further, if you are going to go play football at one of those schools, these are the kind of games you want to play in.