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The Hoos hold Auburn to 8 first downs, hand them their first
shutout in a home opener since 1927.
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Dex is an absolute beast (19 tackles, 2 sacks, 2 other
tackles for losses, and a forced fumble) as the Hoos hold off
Maryland and move up to #10 in the rankings.
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Beating Clemson is no longer cause for rushing the field.
That's pretty great.
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The Hoos force 8 turnovers, and Dex is once again a
one-man wrecking crew (12 tackles, 2 interceptions, 2
fumble recoveries, and a forced fumble).
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Thomas Jones (203 yards, 2 TDs) and Antwoine Womack
(142 yards, 1 TD) run wild as the Hoos move up to #7.
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This has got to be a joke, right?
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Despite the win, Wahoo Nation gets kicked in the beanbag
for the second straight week as Dex goes down with a
season-ending knee injury.
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TJ goes over 1,000 yards as the Hoos move to 7-1, their
12th straight season with 7 or more wins.
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Patrick Kerney knocks FSU's geriatric starting QB Chris
Weinke out of the game, but the Noles pick off 4 passes
and blow the game open in the 2nd half.
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The Hoos go undefeated (5-0) at home for the first time
since 1991.
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Years later, thinking about this game still puts a big time
hop in my step.
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vs. #19 Georgia
(Peach Bowl)
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Quincy Carter's career trajectory: released by Dallas
Cowboys; released by NY Jets; released by Montreal
Alouettes; suspended by Bossier-Shreveport Battle Wings;
released by Kansas City Brigage; currently playing for the
Abilene Ruff Riders of the Indoor Football League.
UPDATE: Carter has now been released by the Ruff Riders
because he stopped showing up and they have no idea
where he is. This guy absolutely rules.
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