Set your VCR/TIVO/Etc: Tonight on CBS College Sports TV, the UMD Bulldogs are playing Southwest Minnesota State! While its not near the scale of being on ABC, NBA, CBS, or even Fox or ESPN, this really is a big thing that UMD is on a national TV broadcast. Of course being that this is a Division II game, the viewership will be lower. I guess theres a chance people will watch it just because its football. Still, kind of a big deal for UMD. Hey maybe this will help the Bulldogs get the next Brett Hull, who plays football and would play Division II football.Air Force is facing Houston this week. The game has been moved do to Hurricane Ike making its way. So the game will instead be played at SMU in Dallas. Hurricane Ike is supposed to hit Houston, but I just have to wonder if Dallas a ton less likely? What do I know about hurricanes though. Mapquest lists the distance between Houston and Dallas as being 240 miles approximately, so I guess thats a good distance apart.Air Force has never played Houston before. Air Force comes into the game 2-0 and Houston is 1-1. The Cougars lost last week to Oklahoma State. They gave up 56 points, but did score 37 points. They really pushed down SMU the first game, 55-3 was the score.Air Force meanwhile had no problems in week one with the subdivisions Southern Utah. Last week their offense took some time to get going against Wyoming, but their defense did hold the Cowboys to just 3 points. Part of that would be that Wyoming cant seem to hold on to the ball.The new University of Minnesota (Twin-Cities) football stadium will reportedly have the second largest video screen in college football and the fifth largest in the nation for all sports. Meaning its bigger than almost all professional sports teams. I just wonder if theres a link between men wanting to have ridiculously big TV screens and that other male preoccupation with size. Too bad teams dont have the size increasing preoccupation with seat size (and quality while Im at it) that they do with the TV screens.

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