Boise st. will be wearing the new nike pro combat uni's against VT next weekmre said:It makes me sad to see mid-majors getting nice things. They should just go back to the kitchen and fix some damned dinner for the big boys.
Boise st. will be wearing the new nike pro combat uni's against VT next weekmre said:It makes me sad to see mid-majors getting nice things. They should just go back to the kitchen and fix some damned dinner for the big boys.
andycapps said:Go Dawgs!
negreenfield said:Well, I have season tickets again this year. Last year my son was only a few months old when the season started so I decided to only go to a few games when I could get tickets. I think he's now ready to go to all the games with me so I'm ready to start brainwashing him into thinking everything UGA = evil, everything Georgia Tech = good.
mYm|17| said:Boise st. will be wearing the new nike pro combat uni's against VT next week
Lonestar said:So will VT.
It's the Nike Pro Combat Season Premier! Football game shown as a bonus!
Cody is going to be fine. All reports from fall practice point to him being the right back for this offense.perfectchaos007 said:Wow so Cody Johnson is going to be our starting back. Can't say I saw that coming ( maybe because I'm not an insider ) but I thought for sure it would be Fozzy Whittaker or Tre Newton. I still wish Malcolm Brown could forgo his senior year in HS and play for us >.>
perfectchaos007 said:Wow so Cody Johnson is going to be our starting back. Can't say I saw that coming ( maybe because I'm not an insider ) but I thought for sure it would be Fozzy Whittaker or Tre Newton. I still wish Malcolm Brown could forgo his senior year in HS and play for us >.>
StoOgE said:He is the most touted of the recruits and is supposed to be in much better shape than he has been. I think you are also going to see more or a pro-style offense out of Texas and a downhill running game than we've seen in recent years.
Think more Major/Simms and less VY/Colt.
StoOgE said:That said, I expect it to be running back by committee and Trey will get some nice playing time.
mre said:Here's a question. Maybe someone knows the answer. I have a feeling that the Bama-SJSU game is going to be regionally blacked out this weekend on ESPN3 as its a pay-per-view game. Now, you can register ESPN3 while you're at home so that you can view it even if you're out and the place you're at doesn't have an agreement with ESPN to grant access to ESPN3. If I register ESPN3 here, in Florida, will I be able to log-in to ESPN when I'm back in Alabama, and have it recognize the fact that my computer was registered in Florida for the sole purpose of bypassing the blackout restrictions?
Azzurri said:If anyone wins the B10 besides OSU it will be Wisc.
StoOgE said:He is the most touted of the recruits and is supposed to be in much better shape than he has been. I think you are also going to see more or a pro-style offense out of Texas and a downhill running game than we've seen in recent years.
Think more Major/Simms and less VY/Colt.
That said, I expect it to be running back by committee and Trey will get some nice playing time.
perfectchaos007 said:Major Applewhite was the first QB I remember playing for UT. I liked those years. We should have beaten Colorado in that Big 12 title game. Simms just had a bad day and then we take him out in the second half and put in Major and he throws a 70 yard TD on the first play. My friend today was telling me how unfortunate it was that Chris Simms wasn't liked as much as Applewhite or any other of our QB's. I told him probably it's because he was from New Jersey
ConfusingJazz said:Chris Simms telegraphed his throws. Not a big deal when playing Rice or UH. However, against a well trained defense like the early 2000s OU defenses, they would eat that shit up.
SyNapSe said:I did a google search for Turner Gill, as I thought I'd change my avatar to a picture of him. The 5th or so link down is already a fireturnergill.com site, lol
perfectchaos007 said:even still back in 2001 we were just 3 points from going to the MNC. I guess it was a Applewhite/Simms co-effort to get to that point but still that does show me that Mack does have sucess using pro-style offenses. I think we'll have a good year if a running back steps up. Hopefully Cody Johnson steps up
ConfusingJazz said:We almost got in through the back door. To even get in that position, that last week in the Big 12 regular season was fucked up. Oklahoma lost to Okie State, and Colorado beat Nebraska.
We didn't really play anyone that year, and probably would have been mudholed by Miami.
perfectchaos007 said:oh man I just loved how they showed Miami kill us in the cotton bowl in "The U" documentary.
ConfusingJazz said:Are you a masochist? That sucked.
perfectchaos007 said:edit: also Colt McCoys brother won the back up QB position. I guess we'll see him play on Saturday in 4th quarter garbage time. Connor Wood should redshirt...or transfer if I were him.
perfectchaos007 said:We thrashed CU in the regular season though. oh man I just loved how they showed Miami kill us in the cotton bowl in "The U" documentary. We need to play that school again soon.
Desperado said:Case is more ready at this point, but Connor Wood has a higher ceiling. His place on the depth chart is definitely not a punishment.
What sites are you guys reading? Try Burnt Orange Nation and Barking Carnival.
Desperado said:Case is more ready at this point, but Connor Wood has a higher ceiling. His place on the depth chart is definitely not a punishment.
What sites are you guys reading? Try Burnt Orange Nation and Barking Carnival.
Lonestar said:Thought this was the case, but I doubt it. I registered at work, which uses charter. It does have espn3. I then tried that username at home, which is bright house, and it does not carry it. It would not work.
perfectchaos007 said:even still back in 2001 we were just 3 points from going to the MNC. I guess it was a Applewhite/Simms co-effort to get to that point but still that does show me that Mack does have sucess using pro-style offenses. I think we'll have a good year if a running back steps up. Hopefully Cody Johnson steps up
edit: also Colt McCoys brother won the back up QB position. I guess we'll see him play on Saturday in 4th quarter garbage time. Connor Wood should redshirt...or transfer if I were him.
Wow, really interesting read.JCX said:Nice article on Nebraska's transition to the Big 10. Sounds like some spy stuff in parts.
http://www.omaha.com/article/20100830/BIGRED/708309872
Best link ever...in one of these college football threads.JCX said:Nice article on Nebraska's transition to the Big 10. Sounds like some spy stuff in parts.
http://www.omaha.com/article/20100830/BIGRED/708309872
Subitai said:Actually, I'd really like to know who else was on the Big Ten's cut list and who else they were in contact with besides Rutgers, Missouri, and ND.
Subitai said:Actually, I'd really like to know who else was on the Big Ten's cut list and who else they were in contact with besides Rutgers, Missouri, and ND.
Subitai said:Actually, I'd really like to know who else was on the Big Ten's cut list and who else they were in contact with besides Rutgers, Missouri, and ND.
I'm talking about after they went through their ~20 school spreadsheet. Except for fantastic research dollar$, Pitt didn't bring nearly enough of what the Big Ten was looking for. Especially since, despite recent success and past titles, Pitt has started to feel less like the 2nd best football school in PA and more like another NE basketball school.StoOgE said:They were definitely in contact with Texas and Texas A&M at one point. Pittsburgh has almost for sure been in talks with them as well.
Texas wants as much money as it can get, like all schools, yet unlike most other schools, wanted to maintain its large influence. It could have maintained a lot of that influence in the MDC where it would have lost a significant amount of it in the Big Ten. On the other hand, Texas politicians certainly didn't want Texas to go anywhere.jjasper said:Texas didn't want to go anywhere. It is why they leaked the MDC before it went down.
Well, at least you guys have the Fulmer cup locked up again this year! Preseason number 1 again, WTG!Ganhyun said:Yea, Lets go Dawgs!
I always wondered how Tech fans were made. Now I know. They have to be brainwashed!:lol
Mmm... tastes like Sooner tearsThe Oklahoman said:The future?
As Brandon Weeden prepares, he hopes and so do Cowboys fans everywhere to pick up where he left off in the second half of last year's Colorado game, there's talk of OSU's great quarterback depth and a flourishing future.
Johnny Deaton, Clint Chelf and Nate Sorenson.
And, oh yes, J.W. Walsh.
One of OSU's top recruits for 2011, Walsh plans to arrive in Stillwater in January to begin his Cowboys career.
Until then, however, he's got business to tend to, taking aim at a Texas state championship.
And so far, his aim is sharp.
Walsh and his Denton Guyer teammates opened their season Friday night with a 45-7 rout of Waxahachie. And Walsh was superb, throwing for a career-best 340 yards with four touchdowns. He connected on 15 of 20 passes and his TDs covered 59, 39, 38 and 10 yards.
Walsh made it look easy against a traditional power.
"Coming into it, we didn't expect it to be like this at all," Walsh told the Denton Record-Chronicle. "We thought we'd get a good test, and that wasn't the case. We came out and from the very beginning, and we were hitting on all cylinders."
Walsh's Wildcats rolled up 566 yards of offense and he found eight different receivers for completions.
"That's exactly what I envisioned," Walsh said. "We threw to all of them. When you can complete balls to all those guys, it makes the defense throw fits because they can't stick on one main guy."
Read more: http://www.newsok.com/article/3490257#ixzz0yBhCnRMe
AlteredBeast said:Nebraska really is a great fit in the Big 10. It makes sense geographically, athletically, educationally (with Nebraska's renewed and intensified focus on research) and economically. Sure, Nebraska only has 1.8 million people or so, but it is another college football powerhouse. This is just one more reason why every cable/satellite operator in Nebraska, Kansas, and Western Iowa absolutely must add Big Ten Network to their slates and every game will get that much more ad revenue in the pot.
Better so than with the Big XII, it appears. It seemed to many that they were running with their tail between their legs, but it seems like much of the whole conference seemed to depend on them and that even with a lack of much success (at least traditional Nebraska success) over the last 6 years) they were still the other big dog in the conference.
Great, compelling read. I am excited for this year, but completely floored for 2011.
Subitai said:Texas wants as much money as it can get, like all schools, yet unlike most other schools, wanted to maintain its large influence. It could have maintained a lot of that influence in the MDC where it would have lost a significant amount of it in the Big Ten. On the other hand, Texas politicians certainly didn't want Texas to go anywhere.
* According to those same sources, the current lean and thats all it is right now is to split the league in a North/South manner with all four California schools together in the South with the Arizonas.
When I expressed mild surprise (The Northwest schools are OK with that?), the response I got was: Expect to see major scheduling concessions for schools in the North and perhaps even changes in the TV revenue distribution.
* A nine-game conference season is a lock.
* The debate over the location of the championship game neutral site vs. the higher ranked/seeded teams home field continues within league circles.
* Yes, Colorado is giving every indication that it will spend two more seasons in the Big 12 because the school and the league cant work through the exit fees.
But the guess here is that the Pac-10 intervenes at the last minute with enough cash to make CUs arrival happen sooner rather than later.
StoOgE said:1) NU is the 4th most important school in the Big 12 for bringing in money. Texas, OU and Aggy all have larger fanbases and larger metro areas that they pull in.
2) You do not fit in academically with the Big 10. I guess Michigan State maybe.
3) You left because Texas walked into the Big 8 which was controlled by OU and NU and took complete control of it. NU fought tooth and nail to keep the Big 12 offices from moving to Dallas. Tooth and nail to keep the championship game from being permanently moved to Texas. Tooth and nail to keep partial qualifiers. And guess what happened? You lost every major political battle in the big 12 to daddy Texas so you turned tail and ran to a conference where you might actually mean something... you are a football program that has been searching for relevancy ever since Miami tore you a new one.
Enjoy daddy Michigan, Ohio St and Penn St.
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