Wiz correspondent Greg Laughlin got a look at the entire spectrum of college football in two days.
On Friday, he attended the unforgettable Auburn-Alabama game in Tuscaloosa. On Saturday, he saw how miserable life can be for a losing team, venturing to Memphis for the Conference USA game between the hometown Tigers and Central Florida.
Few teams can match the inept level of play displayed by the Tigers, who lost to the Knights, 37-17, before an estimated 6,000 at the Liberty Bowl. As you can see from several images after the jump, 6,000 might be stretching it.
Memphis finished 1-11 in Larry Porter's first season as coach. Geoff Calkins of the Commercial Appeal has an entertaining column on the Tigers' forgettable season.
Central Florida has reason to celebrate. It advanced to next Saturday's Conference USA title game against Southern Methodist in Orlando.
To view Greg's gallery, click here.
Six thousand? Only if you counted everyone in the stands twice.
A 1-10 record and middling crowd supports means Memphis should feel right at home in the Big East.
Posted by: bevo | November 28, 2010 at 10:58 AM