College Football

[mkoesel]

Holy shit OSU is good. :mad:

And Notre Dame just ed Penn State. This defense is beginning to look real. Next week =

Go BLUE.

[pacman]

go trojans

[darkcloud]

Originally Posted by NJjustin

sorry "dude" but Vince Young was probably the most dominant college football play ever. He single handedly won the championship for his team last year. Notice I said footbally player not quarterback.

He was a man among boys, that's all. It's common in college football.

I don't really like any of the teams you mention, but I do know USC isn't "inferior competition". Didn't they go several seasons without a loss?

They were good the first time around. The second time they ran on the coat-tails of the previous team. They didn't play anyone that was really good except ND and they sqeaked by on some lucky calls.

OSU future national champs of 2007. Get used to it.

[txusa03]

The best thing about the OSU/Texas game was the bmw335 coupe commercial. Wow, that car is hot...Did anyone see the blue 335 coupe advertisement?

Texas is too young of a team to compete with OSU team this year. That what happen when senior leave and new young players take over. So what is the new ranking as of today?

[dr335is]

GO GATORS!

[SCA]

Tennessee Volunteers

[darkcloud]

Originally Posted by BadBob

I was hoping y'all would win so that we could spoil your National Championship hopes in the Cotton Bowl come October.

Yeah good luck with that dropping to #8. You'll have to win out, which will be doubtfull as well as have some luck with a few teams getting upset.

OSU will more than likely be playing ND again this year for the season finale. Unless the ND db's step-up it will be a repeat of last year.

[txusa03]

Do you seriously think that Texas is #2...common, whose comes up with these ranking...you have to consider who is coming back from last season. To remain high in the ranking, you really need a veteran quaterback, not a rookie quaterback.

Texas has no chance for national this year (everyone should agreed but I don't understand why they ranked so high in the beginning), but here is still the red river shootout (should still be exciting game).

[c-lee]

USC Trojans! ... USC grad

[txusa03]

Originally Posted by txusa03

go tigers, which tigers, make your pick...

Hey BadBob, I am a tigers fan, look at my post on the first page...Texas is not my team and their stadium is not my stadium. I don't care if Texas wins or loose...but it hurst when the tigers loose:mad:

[Jay_328]

Originally Posted by BadBob

Tigers? What Tigers? LSU?

Clemson Tigers

[pawarrant]

Originally Posted by BadBob

Those who haven't experienced the Red river shootout have no idea what college football is really about. Half of the stadium wearing puke orange, half of the stadium wearing Crimson and Cream and played on a neutral field...

What's the deal with the neutral field? Why don't they just alternate each year who's field it is at like we do with Pitt and WVU (the Backyard Brawl)?

I know college football is big in your area. Here we are a Steelers town first and foremost.

[Jay_328]

Originally Posted by BadBob

Well, exactly half of the Cotton Bowl is filled with OU fans and the other half is Texas fans. You can't do that on a home and home basis. It doesn't matter what happens on the field, there's not one moment of silence. It's a one wild ass affair that really can't be described by words. Oh, and all of this is taking place during the Texas State fair with the Cotton Bowl right in the middle of the fairgrounds.

Bob you didn't answer the question Why no home and home series?

[pawarrant]

Originally Posted by BadBob

Well, exactly half of the Cotton Bowl is filled with OU fans and the other half is Texas fans. You can't do that on a home and home basis. It doesn't matter what happens on the field, there's not one moment of silence. It's a one wild ass affair that really can't be described by words. Oh, and all of this is taking place during the Texas State fair (the largest in America) with the Cotton Bowl right in the middle of the fairgrounds.

Sounds like a great excuse to party!

[Jay_328]

Originally Posted by BadBob

Yes I did. You can't have a 50/50 split of seating on a home and home basis. The Cotton Bowl is also exactly halfway between Norman and Austin. This game often determines who plays for the National Championship so neither side is willing to cede the homefield advantage.Why bust up one of America's biggest parties?

Thanks, that added info helps explain it.

Has it always been that way?

[Jay_328]

Originally Posted by BadBob

Check this out.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_River_Shootout

thx ... an interesting read

[txusa03]

Originally Posted by Jay_325Ci

Clemson Tigers

or auburn tigers more confuse now?

[mkoesel]

Originally Posted by txusa03

or auburn tigers more confuse now?

I am guessing Missouri since he is talking about Texas who is a Big 12 team and Missouri is another Big 12 team.

[txusa03]

Originally Posted by mkoesel

I am guessing Missouri since he is talking about Texas who is a Big 12 team and Missouri is another Big 12 team.

you think so heh?

[mkoesel]

Originally Posted by txusa03

you think so heh?

Why the eyeroll?

[Jay_328]

Originally Posted by txusa03

or auburn tigers more confuse now?

He mentioned that he hates to see his tigers lose .......... OK who lost last Saturday? I know Clemson did .... LSU won ...... Auburn? Missouri? .....

by the way where is the OP? He can answer the question for us.

[Jay_328]

Originally Posted by txusa03

you think so heh?

you are the op

who is it Tex? the suspense is killing me!