If he had stolen something I would have made a joke about Auburn picking him up. :p Unless he stole the poor girl's virginity, in which case I'd feel even more terrible.
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If he had stolen something I would have made a joke about Auburn picking him up. :p Unless he stole the poor girl's virginity, in which case I'd feel even more terrible.
So Texas exceeded my expectations in spite of all the worst-case scenario injuries and became bowl eligible. The offense is clearly still a work in progress, but the team has won 3 in a row (@Tech, WVU, @OSU), and shown the ability to dominate an opponent. TCU is in for a fight on Thanksgiving. I will not be at all surprised if Texas beats TCU and Baylor stumbles to knock the B12 out of the playoffs. I was happy to see Mizzou beat A&M because I want this rising Texas team to pound that sinking A&M team in some Toilet Bowl.
TCU has got to get their shit together if they're going to make a run at the playoff. Honestly, they have no business being there. Nor does any B12 team, this year.
Jeremy
I like AJ, ran into him a few times where I lived before I got the house. One of the nicest guys I've ever met, and has his head on straight.Quote:
Originally Posted by green-lantern
If allegations are true, very disheartening. If untrue, its a shame what people will do for attention.
Either way, I agree he has probably played his last down as a Vol, but I expect nothing will come of it and he will still go in the first two rounds of the draft. May be a blessing in disguise (see: Gurley, Todd.)
I get you. I fully expect that if we fire Pelini we'll end up with Brady Hoke because nobody else will take the job lol. I would be completely happy with what Pelini has done so far if it wasn't for getting straight embarrassed almost every time we play a good team. But once you've given up the most yards EVER by a single running back in a game, something has to change. Ultimately I think Pelini is too stubborn to make the changes necessary to take the next step, so he's gotta go.Quote:
Originally Posted by sergechronos
Muschamp is a good coach who was just too indifferent to his offense and offensive hires. Give him a good OC and watch out. Nebraska or Michigan could do a lot worse.
I wonder if Florida will over-correct and go for someone that specializes O and neglects D like Art Briles. I'd hate to see that for the B12 (it would probably crater Baylor), but I'd love to see year 2 of Briles at Florida.
Muschamp is a loony. And im sorry if you are good coach how do fail so badly with the talent the gators have? He is the coach he runs the ship. Rich Rod inherited a good team, and so did Muschamp.
If Urban had stayed they would be much better. Same thing happened to Mack Brown.. He got burnt out, great recruiting classes, millions and millions of dollars but no hunger and no drive. You have to motivate these players. If you watch OSU coaches, holy crap I want to sign up and play.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9iSFfA4jq4
I think Texas is turning now and I think Texas can beat TCU.
Arguably one of, if not the, best player on our team, Frank Clark (DE), was dismissed this morning for domestic violence charges stemming from this weekend. He was a known douche bag around campus (he had previously been arrested for B&E and stealing a laptop, as well as a DUI), it just sucks his gf and her siblings had to find out this way. If he's convicted, hopefully no NFL team will touch him.
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Originally Posted by Echo419
No better time to become a Wolverine fan than now! There's no possible way anyone could ever accuse you of being 'fair-weather'!
Yeah, but you'd still have to live with being a Michigan fan.. :vomit:Quote:
Originally Posted by Vantage
Almost as bad as being an Ohio State fan.
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Originally Posted by sergechronos