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3. Win or lose against Georgia, the OBC’s playing through, slowass. FORE!!! CLICK-CLACK!!!
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#147: I saw that, and that’s when I knew Michigan was completely beaten. Not just on the scoreboard, but in their heads.
Comment by Rob — September 9, 2007 @ 9:28 pm
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#137- What’s your beef with marijuana?
Comment by Jorgé the Bass Player — September 9, 2007 @ 8:31 pm
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#145:
“UGA beating Florida is a rarity among rarities. SC over UGA… rare, but not nearly as rare.”
UGA all-time record against UF: 46-36-2
UGA all-time record against S. Car: 43-13-2
Click, cluck… bitch.
Comment by Charles — September 9, 2007 @ 7:08 pm
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Hey! Speaking of thugs, how about that class act from Michigan?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ndhe0A7vcyw
Screw Blue
Comment by Black and Blue (formerly Maize and Blue) — September 9, 2007 @ 6:57 pm
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143:
nope. not thug u. miami still retains that title. thanks for playing the game though.
Comment by Da U!!! still sucks — September 9, 2007 @ 6:49 pm
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UGA beating Florida is a rarity among rarities. SC over UGA… rare, but not nearly as rare.
I wasn’t validating our O, not at all. Only putting up 28 against RCR’s Cajun’s should tell you that. We got beat at the line of scrimmage more than we wanted (but a shitload less than what we expected). Not one single UGA fan called their D average or inexperienced going into that matchup - don’t start with that shit now. No, I don’t expect either team to have a decisive lead in the East race by playing like our O did last night. Our receivers couldn’t get separation, credit your D.
You’re right - we don’t expect LSU will be as friendly to as as your team was. I’d like to win that, but covering the spread would be nice as well.
Comment by Out of Conference — September 9, 2007 @ 6:31 pm
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OC- I am not bitter. I was merely at the game and have the capability to recognize what was happening. Neither one of those teams is looking at winning the SEC currently. If South Carolina O and SOS are all that then why couldn’t they score more than one TD on an average, inexperienced D that never bothered to blitz? Do you think LSU will offer SC the same courtesy? But I can understand the desperate need for validation of one’s teams. If UGA beat UF similarly, I would still be very happy regardless.
Comment by Meg — September 9, 2007 @ 6:01 pm
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5sxFegnxMk
Too bad this event hasn’t received any more press. ND = Thug U.
Comment by The Slacker — September 9, 2007 @ 5:43 pm
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Silence doubters? Great shakes? What’s the diff.? Jackass.
Comment by FishFan-GatorMan — September 9, 2007 @ 5:38 pm
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but the big 10 still sucks, hehe.
Comment by Nic — September 9, 2007 @ 5:08 pm
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tOSUBuckeyes: are you the same one that is on al.com all the time? If not, I didnt mean to come off so mean spirited in my first post, lol. We used to go back and forth last year on that forum and I figured it was you cause it’s the same domain name down to the t literally.
Comment by Nic — September 9, 2007 @ 5:07 pm
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133 Smeg -
Your Dawgs got smacked- whether it was by 50 or 4. Richt was outcoached and your players were outplayed. Being a sore loser about it doesn’t change anything.
Comment by Out of Conference — September 9, 2007 @ 5:00 pm
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An overall view of college football(mainly SEC)
LSU is a great team right now. We’ll see if they can keep it moving when Miles leaves them at the end of the year. I’m predicting they’ll still probably be pretty good for a while
Alabama will be a good team. Not because ‘look at LSU players, that will be us’. Simply because it’s Alabama and it’s the hot thing right now. Honest question: Is or isn’t Saban killing in recruiting right now? Alabama will win probably 8-9 games this year(with the bowl win) and they’ll pull in several big name recruits and be one of the good teams in the SEC in a couple of years. I’m sorry, thats just how it is.
Florida will be good for years…goes without saying
Auburn, Tennessee and Arkansas are all pretty much done. I mean, Tennessee will get their recruits, but they are going to be a mediocre team and the other two are about to take a MAJOR step back.
Georgia will be a good team.
I pretty much expect everyone else to remain where they’re at…except for South Carolina who will be a good SEC team until Spurrier retires in a few years.
Comment by Nic — September 9, 2007 @ 4:47 pm
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Ummm….I’d just like to add…..Fuck Ohio State. Go slap a couple of marijuana leafs on your players helmets for beating Akron or something. Cum guzzler.
Comment by Nic — September 9, 2007 @ 4:39 pm
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tOSUBuckeyes, are you and osu buckeyes one and the same? you both share a hatred of Bama that even Auburn fans would think is excessive.
and statprof, don’t you think it’s a little early in the season to pull out records vs. ranked teams and records vs. spread? both early season rankings and point spreads are notoriously inexact.
for example, in 2005, we (UF) beat then 3rd ranked Tennessee, who only ended up with 5 wins that season. It didn’t mean we were better than all but 2 teams, it just meant the early season rankings (on which you’re relying) were wrong.
Comment by PW — September 9, 2007 @ 3:59 pm
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A Mizzou team that looks well-coached? Hmmm, does not compute.
Sorry…what I came here to say is that this entire weekend has made my brain’s pleasure center damn near explode, and that cannot be attributed entirely to the crack. FOOTBAW!
Comment by PeteJayhawk — September 9, 2007 @ 3:59 pm
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Watching replay of Mizzu and Ole Miss - 35-7 Mizzu in the 3rd quarter. Coach O looks so pissed watching his defense get shredded by Mizzu…I kind of like this Mizzu team, they look well coached.
Comment by tOSUBuckeyes — September 9, 2007 @ 2:20 pm
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119- there is no reason to fear USCe as long as the LSU team makes it to the stadium in good order. UGA tried their best be blown out last night, and they could only manage to lose by four. Click, clack indeed.
Comment by Meg — September 9, 2007 @ 1:09 pm
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#130
Like I tell everyone else who doesn’t live in Alabama, you have no idea what it’s like and what the people are like, namely Bama fans. I came to Alabama with an open mind and very little knowledge of the people or the culture; after the initial culture shock wore off I was able to see it for what it is. Hence my distastes for all things Bama. Saban on the other hand is just an arrogant jerk who treats people like dirt - which is why no one would leave Mich State and why it took him so long to put a staff together at Bama.
It’s not rocket science and it’s not jilted love - it’s just the result of an outsider living in Alabama and being able to see things from a different perspective.
Comment by tOSUBuckeyes — September 9, 2007 @ 1:05 pm
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I think it’s a little early to crown LSU the national champion. I too would vote them #1 over USC, but that’s because we haven’t seen much of anything out of USC yet. It’s not because I think the Trojans are somehow deeply flawed.
Comment by Erik — September 9, 2007 @ 12:40 pm
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osu buckeyes:
You rant like a jilted lover. Were your sexual advances toward Saban expressly rejected or just ignored?
You seem to be an expert on Saban, Bama and all things SEC yet you apparently cheer for a craptastic Big 10 team. I wouldn’t be surpised by such bs being spouted by LSU fans (who could care less about Saban or Bama given the team they have this year) but an OSU fan? What gives?
And 100+ cocktails to LSU…best team in the nation by far. I would not be at all suprised if they give up less than 100 points total all season including SEC championship and BCS title game (14 games total). As long as they don’t totally screw up (like the conservative play-calling at Auburn last year) there is no one who can beat them…
And they might be better next year when Miles goes to Michigan and Bo Pelini takes over the team…
Comment by Professor Gundlach — September 9, 2007 @ 12:26 pm
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Did I just read an OSU fan write about another program cheating? Hilarious.
Comment by SGC — September 9, 2007 @ 12:19 pm
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#117…
That lolcat image made my afternoon. Your team is scary good, congrats on the win!
Comment by Hokie Andrew — September 9, 2007 @ 12:15 pm
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now that I got that off my chest I will go tend to my cooler bitches.
Comment by osu buckeyes — September 9, 2007 @ 12:05 pm
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Speaking of Saban…I bet he’s kicking himself right now…just think about it for a second. He’s made 2 terrible career decisions both based on money.
1. to leave LSU for more $$$,
2. to leave Miami for more $$$(long term).
Had he at least done the right thing and toughed it out at Miami for one more year, he could have been in the perfect position to go back to LSU. Of course he didn’t know Carr would tank and Miles would go to Michigan (which we all know is going to happen now), but had he done the right thing he probably would have been able to go back to LSU.
Instead he is stuck in college football hell, where his every word is over-analyzed, he has a bunch of rebuilding to do, if he doesn’t win right away they will run his ass off, and there is a very good chance that his career goes down the tubes if he fails at Bama, which is a little more likely to happen than people think. This is not 1970, there are not unlimited scholarships, Bama has been exposed as one of the cheating-est programs in the country and is being watched very closely, the SEC is tougher than ever, and on and on. It is almost inevitable.
Comment by osu buckeyes — September 9, 2007 @ 12:02 pm