Jordan Travis appears to have taken the next step at QB, completing 63% of his passes for 260 and 2 touchdowns against the Tigers. Is it me or was the energy so different from Clemson’s offense when Cade Klubnik came in the game? I know it was “garbage” time but it just felt like there was more juice.- Todd McShay SeptemFlorida State 24- LSU 23 Quarterback Mike Wright could be an issue for the Wake Forest defense, as the junior has already accounted for 10 touchdowns over 2 games (though they were against Hawaii and Elon). If an FCS team almost hit 500 yards on the Vandy defense, the Deacs should be able to go for at least 600. The Commodores returned home to take on the Elon Pheonix this week and had a bit of trouble, allowing Elon to outgain them 495 to 424 and average over 6 yards per carry. I noticed a lot of fans started worrying about this game in week 0 when Vanderbilt absolutely smacked Hawaii 62-10, but it turns out that might be more of an indictment against the Rainbow Warriors. Opponent Combined Record in Week 1: 8-3 Opponent Combined Overall Record: 11-3 The late flyers went at it one last time with van Gisbergen not doing enough to sit in P8, giving Davison his 28th career pole.ĭe Pasquale came in P3 with Pye again grabbing a third straight top ten at Pukekohe, making it three straight P6’s for the Team 18 #20 Commodore.įor more of the latest motorsport news pick up the latest issue of Auto Action.The Deacs moved to 1-0 this week after taking down the VMI Keydets, but how did the rest of the Wake’s future opponents fare in the opening week of college football? Let’s take a look at which teams on the schedule may be stronger than predicted and which teams might be slightly overrated. Once again the field pitted for a final attack on the fast Pukekohe track, coming out with three minutes to run.įeeney pushed up from outside the top ten, but Davison lit it up again (1:02.921) with Waters also grabbing P2 to jump ahead of De Pasquale.

The two DJR’s went top early with Davison on provisional pole, as Nick Percat split the pair and went into an early P2. SVG gets ready for the second qualifying after grabbing pole for race 2ĭavison (1:02.214) and de Pasquale came out with used tyres again, as per yesterday’s ploy to try and pry back those extra tenths. “We were really battling with the car, but the guy’s worked over night and did a great job and tuned it up…can’t thank the team enough, we’ve got to back it up now,” said van Gisbergen after the first qualifying. The field pitted around the four-minute mark, with Triple Eight coming out with warm tyres after some intelligent pit work, with van Gisbergen re-entering in P2 and Feeney in P5.įeeney went top over Chaz Mostert, with Will Davison pushing up and van Gisbergen holding back for a late attack.Īnd it would be van Gisbergen to bounce back with that late flyer over Feeney and Davison, as the visibly happy #97 Ampol speedster punched the air in his car, knowing how important that pole position at Pukekohe is. Van Gisbergen looked to bounce back from yesterday, but it was Brocq Feeney that put out the quickest flyer, before Anton De Pasquale (1:02.481) took provisional pole heading into the five-minute mark. Pukekohe’s last day of Supercars Championship racing got underway with back-to-back 10-minute qualifying under clear conditions. It’s a flip of the coin at Pukekohe but Shane van Gisbergen bounced back by grabbing pole for Race 2, whilst Davison took yet another Pukekohe pole for race 3.

P5 all out attack