Happy Halloween, I brought you a poem,
Relax and read, get snuggled at home.
The air is crispy, the breeze it blows,
Watch for the tricksters, they file in rows.
The sun is in scorpio,
A watery delight,
You can dive into feelings,
Or seek candy and fright.
The moon is in Sag,
My fiery friend,
November soon commith,
This night is the end.
*Don’t worry, I did not curse anyone! 💞🎃♠
We would like to welcome everyone to the http://noozbuffet.com Table Seven Top 6. It is college football week 10.
Table Seven Top 6
Okay everyone. Thank you for reading along. Don’t forget to check back this afternoon at 3:00 pm for the http://noozbuffet.com Feature Game Analysis. Coming up, it’s college football week 10, and we’re looking to improve our record to 5-3-1 versus the spread.
After scrolling through articles in the WordPress community, I came across “From Blog, to Book to TV Show” written by Cheri Lucas Rowlands.
I guess it’s about the Diary of an Uber driver, one man’s journey to fame after giving someone a lyft while driving for Uber.
The article talks about this man’s experience (I don’t know his name) with a rider who opened up to him during the ride. The next thing you know, he became famous from discussing his experiences as a driver.
Of course, I wanted to comment, but conveniently, the comment section was closed. So, I’ll comment on my blog, Table Seven, where real discussions take place.
When I was in high school around 1996 or 1997, HBO aired a show called Taxi Cab Confessions.
It was about riders opening up and discussing all their personal business with different taxi drivers in New York City. The show was awesome and a huge success, in my opinion at least.
Straight up, this guy came up with nothing new. Congratulations man, but Taxi Cab Confessions did it first.
Have a good night originals.
Well, we picked UCF to win the game. We said if it turned into a shootout, Temple would not win, and they didn’t. We did however, think the game was going to be a lot closer than it was. We’re now 4-3-1 versus the spread. BOOOOOOO! Why didn’t we just pick Michigan again?
UCF @ Temple
Last night I Tweeted, “I don’t understand how Temple can be the only team to beat Memphis, and then lose to UCF by 42 at home.” There’s probably not a better way to start this follow up so, I say again….
I don’t understand how Temple can be the only team to beat Memphis and then lose to UCF by 42 at home? The final score of last night’s game was 63-21, and UCF improved their overall record to 6-2. They also gained some leadway over the now 5-3 Owls in the American Athletic-East Division, but both teams still tail first place Cincinnati.
The Golden Knights dominated Temple last night, and UCF might not be that undefeated team who’s knocking on the playoff door, like they were last year, but they’re still very good. UCF’s defense picked off Temple QB Anthony Russo twice, and they held RB Ray Davis to 26 yards on 12 carries! That’s 2.2 yards per carry!
Temple’s Senior RB Jager Gardner was held to 13 yards on 11 carries! Gardner did have a touchdown though, but still man, that’s 39 yards of rushing between both of them.
QB Dillon Gabriel was sensational last night. He completed 10 passes for 218 yards, and he tossed 3 touchdown passes (no interceptions). UCF was also able to run the ball at will last night. RB Otis Anderson (1 td) rushed for 205 yards on 17 carries, and teammate Bentavious Thompson (2 touchdowns) rushed for another 87.
Temple was held scoreless in the second half. Next week, Temple plays South Florida.
It was another week of good college football. We saw Penn State beat Michigan State 28-7, and we also saw Minnesota manhandle Maryland 52-10. What about Ohio State? The Buckeyes dominated Wisconsin 38-7, and all three remain perfect in the Big 10. This was also a weekend of upsets. TCU beat (15)Texas 37-27, Kansas State won 48-41 against the number five Sooners, and Oklahoma State beat (23)Iowa State 34-27. Breaking into the Top 25 seems to be Iowa’s curse because every time they do, they lose. What the heck? Alright everyone, we’ll see you Thursday. Don’t forget, on Halloween, Thursday, October 31st, it’s the Table Seven Top 6 in the morning at 6 o’clock, and the Feature Game Analysis in the afternoon at 3:00 pm. NCAA College Football Week 10 coming up! Have a good week.
What’s going on? How’s err’body feeling? Guess what? We’re about to go 5-2-1 versus the spread. 🔥🔥💲💰💰 I like Tulane over Navy, and I liked Boston College getting 35.5 against Clemson, but we’re going with the UCF and Temple game this week, and here it is, the https://noozbuffet.com, Feature Game Analysis. This is NCAA College Football Week 9.
UCF @ TEMPLE
Central Florida is away this week at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 o’clock Saturday night, October 26th. Temple is a 10.5 point underdog at home.
Both teams play in the American Athletic Conference, and both trail Cincinnati. Temple and UCF share the same stats when it comes to records with the exception of Temple losing last week and UCF winning, but respectively, it’s Temple in second place, and UCF in 3rd.
Last week Temple lost to SMU 45-21, (hahaha) and I’m laughing because SMU is very good. They don’t give a fu*k! Temple is hot too though, and Temple was rolling until that game last week. Personally, I don’t think they were ready. Ill-prepared is the word I was thinking of.
So, the Owls are 5-2 now overall. QB Anthony Russo has help in senior WR Isaiah Wright, who leads the team with 5 touchdowns. Wright has the ability to stretch defenses. Junior WR Jadan Blue is a contributor and currently, he’s leading Temple in receptions with 42. He also has 529 total yards receiving. Russo (14 TD’s, 1,674 yards passing) is a senior, and he needs to take over the leadership role this weekend. He’s 6’4 and 235 pounds, he’s not a little guy. He’s a big guy that needs to play big and without mistakes.
In the backfield, Temple features freshman, Re’Mahn (Ray) Davis. Davis averages 5.1 yards per carry. He has a good combination of power and speed at 5’9 210 pounds.
Defensively, senior LB Sean Bradley (57 total tackles) can be menacing, but SMU really exploited their secondary last week. They’ll have to tighten up back there.
Once upon a time…UCF was ranked 15th in the country. Last week the Golden Knights beat East Carolina 41-28. UCF is ranked 3rd in the country in total offense with 553 yards per game! They’re also ranked 8th in passing yards (341 yards per game), but there’s something interesting going on in the backfield.
Junior RB Greg McCrae leads the team in carries (72). He also has 6 touchdowns and guarantees 5.6 yards every time he touches the ball, but the Golden Knights have four speedy guys back there who combine for 1,359 yards of rushing offense. They’re fast.
UCF has a freshman at QB, but Dillion Gabriel is playing like a straight up vet. He passed for 2,000 yards already, and he has 17 touchdowns. Like I said, Temple needs to play better in the secondary this week.
At WR, UCF has a stud in junior Gabriel Davis. Davis (6’3 215) is big, he’s fast, and he’s productive. He’s averaging 119 yards per game, and he has 10 touchdowns.
Temple is home this week, and when the Owls play home, they play with passion. The question is can they slow down Central Florida’s offense. If this game turns into a shootout, I don’t think Temple can win. If Temple can control UCF’s offense, they have a shot. I think UCF wins a close one here.
Feature Game Winner
UCF
Ferature Game Winner (VTS)
Temple +10.5
🏈Welcome to Week 9 of the NCAA College Football Season. As always, the schedule is loaded with great matchups, but we only pick 6. I hope everyone is having a great week, now let’s get into it, and see what this weekend has in store for us. 🏈
Okay everyone. Thank you for checking in to read the Table Seven Top 6 of NCAA College Football Week 9. If you guys want to write in to discuss our picks, or discuss games you’re looking forward to that we didn’t pick, please do. We not only welcome that, but we encourage your feedback. As always, don’t forget to check back this afternoon at 3:00 for the Feature Game Analysis, and our pick versus the spread as we attempt to go 5-2-1 when the money is on the line. 🏈💰💰💲🔥🔥🔥
Good morning. Our Featured Game this weekend was Michigan versus Penn State. Penn State was home, and yes, they were 9 point favorites. We felt nine was way too much for a team like Penn State to be giving, and it was. The final score was 28-21 Penn State did win the game, but Michigan covered the spread. Table Seven is now 4-2-1 when it comes to the money. 💰💸💵🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥.
It was a 7:30 kickoff last night for Michigan and Penn State, and when it was all said and done, Penn State won by a touchdown. The final score was 28-21, and the Wolverines left University Park with their second loss. They’re now 5-2. Penn State is 7-0! Yes, they’re still undefeated, and 1st in the Big 10 East.
Penn State jumped out to 21-0 lead, but Zach Carbonnet (15 Carries, 81 yards, and 2 touchdowns) broke off a 12 yard run for Michigan’s first score. It was 21-7 going into the locker room at halftime. Most of the the third quarter was a defensive struggle with Michigan’s RB Zach Charbonnet scoring once again with time winding down. It was 21-14, Penn State was winning.
Michigan never had the lead in this game as Penn State’s QB Sean Clifford opened up the fourth quarter with a 53 touchdown yard pass to KJ Hamler and Penn State was up by two touchdowns.
Late in the game, Michigan had a chance to bring the score even, but Ronnie Bell let a Shea Patterson pass slip through his hands in the end zone with 2:01 left to play.
Penn State QB Sean Clifford threw for 183 yards and 3 touchdowns. He also led the team with 17 yards rushing. KJ Hamler had 6 catches for 108 yards and touchdowns.
Michigan’s QB Shea Patterson threw for 276 yards, but he was picked off once, and he had zero touchdowns.
You have to give it to Penn State. They’re slowly rising to a level Coach Franklin began setting his sight on last season. After Illinois upset Wisconsin yesterday, it makes the fact that Penn State is undefeated that much more special. That’s two wins now, back to back, against two ranked opponents. They still have to play Minnesota and Ohio State, both teams are 7-0 right now, and a very good Michigan State team.
The last half of this season is going to be electric!
Thank you for checking in today, Sunday, October 20th. It was a wonderful weekend of football. How about Illinois upsetting Wisconsin! SMU won, and I was rooting for Tulane, but Memphis was too much. We hope everyone has a great week, and we’ll see everyone Thursday morning, October 24th, at 6am for the Table Seven Top 6, and again in the afternoon at 3pm for the Feature Game Analysis. It’s NCAA College Football Week 9 coming up.
And the old saying goes, “In like a lion, out like a lamb.” Revelations 19 captured time from 1901 to 1921. 1921, the twenties were commonly referred to as the roaring twenties. Roaring like a lion. From 1922 to 1999 God left us alone. Look at what took place during those years.
God came back in 2000. Revelations 20 “And I saw an angel come down from heaven, having the key of the bottomless pit and a great chain in his hand.” God stayed with us until year 2015. Revelations 20:15 “And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire.”
Once again he left us, and he will not return until the year 2100. What will happen between 2015 and 2100? We don’t know, but we do know when he returns he will return with, Revelations 21 “And I saw a new heaven and a new earth : for the first heaven and the first earth were passed away; and there was no more sea.”
My brother asked me two weeks ago, “what do think of the year 2020?’
“I think of vision,” I responded.
I don’t know when, and I don’t know who, but at some point someone came up with a system of measuring the health and power of our vision.
Recently, I not only listened to the Celestine Prophecy tape story, but I watched the movie as well, which got me thinking about our evolution as a species “the collective.”
We are evolving, and we’re doing it as a group as well as individually. It’s not by chance that someone created a way to measure our vision strength, in which one of the results (20/20) coincides with a year that we’ll be living through.
It will be 2020 next year, and I really think we’re stepping into a moment of time that can be significant in some way.
2020 has been sitting in the back of my brain since 2012 so I’ve been waiting with great anticipation for this year to arrive. I don’t know what it means to you, if anything at all, but to me, it could have something to do with a revelation of some kind. Maybe an event that gives us insight or a view of something that could perhaps change our lives.
Maybe we’ll see something in a new way like never before, which completely changes how we go about dealing with something in our daily lives. I don’t know, but when I hear 2020, I think vision, and very soon, I’ll be able to tell you what I think when I see 2020.
Photo by Yasmine qasem from Pexels
Wow. What’s up everyone? How y’all doing? It has definitely been a while since connecting with all of you, but I finally have a free moment. Here at Table Seven things have gotten busy out of nowhere, mostly because of college football season.
I know not everyone who follows my blog is into football, but that’s pretty much what I’ve been busy covering with The Table Seven Top 6, the Feature Game Analysis, and then the follow up on Sunday morning. That’s all content produced weekly so I’ve been writing, scheduling, and then getting some other stuff done outside of working on the website.
We kind of flow along with the seasons here, and the changeover from summer to fall happened in September, but here we are more than three quarters into the year. Before you know it, we’ll be counting down for 2020. 2020!
Just a reminder in case you forgot, we take off the last week of December and the first week of January. We definitely need that down time, and it also gives us a chance to prepare and plan some new content for the upcoming year.
How’s everyone doing with their workout and weight training routines? I think we all started up together in October 2018. I shared some of my routines, you can check those articles out in the archives, but I hope everyone is sticking with it and achieving their goals. Trust me when I tell you, we are in sync here, so if you feel like your life is in disarray, follow along.
In the beginning of this year we posted that picture of a plant just starting to sprout up through some rocks, and it was our way of saying, “we’re going to make some decisions, we’re going to plant some seeds, and even though the conditions are less than favorable and literally, rocky, we’re going to have a year of growth and accomplishment.”
I joined Planet Fitness in October of 2018, and I hadn’t been to a gym in fifteen years. I’m still going, and I really hope all of you are as well and achieving your health and fitness goals.
What’s up with work? LOL. If you’ve been following along you probably read those two articles about “At Will” employment, if you haven’t, they’re still up on the homepage I think. Here in Pennsylvania the laws regarding uncontracted employees are “At Will,” which means you can be fired without a reason. After being fired twice for no reason, I started realizing that no one gets fired for no reason. Then I went a little deeper and realized employers can and do fire you for any reason they want regardless of Federal Laws prohibiting discrimination in the workplace because they’re hiding behind the ‘At Will” shield.
Well, get ready for the movement because I decided to fight it, and we’re probably going to start with a petition to have it removed. Forever. If you live locally and you would like to get involved. check back here at https://noozbuffet.com for updates. You can also check my twitter page. That shit isn’t right. Equality, that’s what I’m about.
I hope you guys are having an easier time with work and fining careers you’re happy with. For those of you have, congratulations! For those who are still struggling, stick with it. Trust me, I know it can be very difficult, but don’t give up. I’m 39, and my career path is finally opening up. I worked for minimum wage with a college degree just to stay working. LOL, yeah, you don’t know the half of it, but like I said, stick with it. Even if you can’t find a job immediately that’s going to pay you for doing what you love, take any job to secure an income, and do what you love on the side.
Be patient, but be persistent. 
Like a snake. 🤣 LOL. I was walking home from the gym two weeks ago and I almost jumped into traffic to avoid this nasty creature. As much as I really wanted to keep walking, I said let me go back and take a picture of it for the website in case I write something about snakes, lol. I didn’t know what the hell I was going to use it for, but here it is. It’s a perfect picture for the analogy. Yay, I got to use the snake picture.
Speaking of pictures, I would like to thank Pexels.com for their amazing collection of pictures. For all my readers with blogs of their own, check out Pexels.com if you’re in a jam and need pictures. They have a really nice selection of free photos.
How beautiful is October? The summer is over, and it’s not really hot. It’s not too cold yet either because it’s still not winter. The temperature is kind of warm with a cool breeze, and it’s sweatshirt chilly in the morning. The leaves are turning colors. 💕 If I had my way (but I don’t) I would just bury myself in blankets, hit loop on the movie playlist, and cuddle up all day.
Some time next week I’m going to post November’s 52 card “body head spread” tarot reading. The readings are getting really good, but they are general. If you like the video and you’re resonating with it, write in and request something a little more specific and personal.
I would like for you guys to write in more anyway. We always welcome your opinions with open-unbiased arms. Seriously. We like hearing from you. Like us, follow along, whatever. Let’s get this community thing going. I follow and support, and I can be annoying sometimes, but I love reading what other people are writing and posting. I love the arts, and I admire people who are good at what they do. I’m not gonna blow them or anything, I’m just saying.
Well, I guess that about wraps it up. Like I said, it has been a while since I felt like I was connecting with all of you, but posts like this always do the trick. You know, just casually writing and catching up.
Have a good night, and enjoy your Friday. It’s the last day of the week!
Feature Game Analysis
NCAA College Football Week 8
MICHIGAN @ PENN STATE
Saturday night at 7:30, October 19th, the Michigan Wolverines and the Penn State Nittany Lions will get it on at Beaver Stadium. Yes, Penn State is home and favored by 9 points.
(16)Michigan is 5-1, and believe me, they don’t want to be 5-2. Despite travelling to Pennsylvania, Michigan will be playing with tremendous confidence this weekend, and not just because of that win over Iowa. In their last five meetings, Michigan is 4-1. Last season, Michigan bitched Penn State 42-7. The Wolverines will not be taking Penn State lightly, but when they step on the field with the Nittany Lions, they’ll step with a sense of..”yeah, we’re here too, what’s up?” COnfidence.
Penn State is undefeated (6-0), and they’re ranked seventh in the country. There’s a lot to talk about if you’re a Penn State fan, but here’s what they’re not mentioning; Idaho, Buffalo, Pitt, Maryland, Purdue, Iowa. Those are the six teams Penn State beat this season so you tell me, who besides Iowa is even worth mentioning. Okay, maybe Pitt, but Pitt is a 4-2 team that will probably finish the year with 5 or 6 loses.
Penn State? Unproven. The only thing we know about Penn State is Jan Johnson has 44 tackles.
Feature Game Winner
Michigan Wolverines (UPSET!)
Feature Game Winner V.T.S.
MIchigan +9
Short and sweet is this week’s theme. We think Michigan will travel to Pennsylvania and upset Penn State this Saturday. We also believe Michigan will cover that 9 point spread and bring us to 4-2-1 versus the spread this season. Thank you so much for following us this week, and reading both the Table Seven Top 6, and the Feature Game Analysis. Have a great weekend, and don’t forget to check back Sunday for the Feature Game Follow Up.
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