There were some big time college football matchups this weekend, as well as some huge upsets, and I tried to watch them all. As I was watching, I made observations on the teams and players. All told, 49 observations covering 10 games.

I watched several of the college football games that were televised throughout the day on Saturday. There were some good games, some blowouts, some close calls, and another upset for East Carolina. Here, my observations. Over 20 teams discussed.

Rocco Baldelli has returned to play for Tampa Bay after contemplating retirement due to a mitochondrial disorder and has become one of the best stories in baseball this year for the team that is the best story in baseball this season.

C.C. Sabathia was incredible Sunday afternoon against the Pirates pitching a complete game shutout allowing only one controversial hit. We say he deserves the no-hitter, the Cy Young, and maybe even the MVP.

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In a shocking move, Brett Favre has been released by the Packers, and already has been signed.

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