Comments on: OFF WITH THEIR HEADS!

By: Tom Ozburn

Tom Ozburn — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 17:58:52 +0000

Revenge of the Nerds (B12 North)
OU gets punked into thin air by the Puffaloes
UT gets spanked by the Kitties @ home

As for the Big Televen/SEC my dick is bigger argument, I’m flopping out 14″ for the B12 North!

By: Papa Lou BSU

Papa Lou BSU — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 15:28:00 +0000

I’m sure I’m not treading any ground that the Gator fans haven’t already, but I will note that when a Midwest dude like me — who gets to see at most a quarter or two of SEC football every couple of weeks — can watch Saturday night’s game from my sofa and predict when the Tebow QB shotgun draw is coming, well, one must assume that an opposing SEC defensive coordinator knows it’s coming, as well.

I know everyone in Gainesville is aroused by Mr. Tebow, and I understand that play worked pretty much every time they ran it last year. But eventually, even good teams get good plays scouted up. And it certainly looks like the scouting has caught up with that play.

By: Biggus Rickus

Biggus Rickus — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 15:26:52 +0000

tOSU,

Yeah, Georgia’s trying to schedule more BCS OOC games. Unfortunately only the middling Big 12 schools have worked out so far (Col and the other OSU). Michigan didn’t work out. I wouldn’t mind a little home and home Georgia-Ohio State action or Georgia-Oregon. I think Oregon State comes on the schedule sometime in the next few years.

By: R.D. Baker - Retired Blogger

R.D. Baker - Retired Blogger — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 15:15:29 +0000

Whoops. Meant the Horseshoe, sorry to insult you like that tOSU. Minus 100 cocktails for me.

But I wouldn’t mind Texas Tech going to OSU again. Even if it means certain defeat.

By: R.D. Baker - Retired Blogger

R.D. Baker - Retired Blogger — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 15:13:02 +0000

Hear hear tOSU, I don’t care if we get our ass kicked again, I’d like to see Texas Tech in the Big House again just like ‘02.

By: tOSUBuckeyes

tOSUBuckeyes — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 13:26:41 +0000

#130

We only played the Big East champion and defending National Champion on a 34 game win streak…but who’s counting.

#131

I agree, bowl games are not a good gauge of conference depth; they are only good for gauging who came to play on a certain day. I prefer regular season OOC games a better gauge.

Instead of these bogus cupcake games, I would like to see the BCS conferences lock horns the first two games of the season before starting conference play. Ohio State is doing it’s part by scheduling home and home series with USC, Miami(FL), VT, Cal, and OU over the next 10 years. But there is still room for 2 more cupcakes on the schedule and I would love to see them play a mid tier BCS conference foe instead of a MAC team.

By: Biggus Rickus

Biggus Rickus — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 12:44:26 +0000

I don’t really want to get into this argument, but I will. Bowl games are crappy ways to measure relative strength of conferences. That month off affects every team differently. Some come out arrogant and are surprised when the team they’re supposed to handle can actually play a little bit (see: UF over OSU, not the victory necessarily but the margin and WVU over UGA). Other teams get pissed at hearing about how badly they’re mismatched against the supposedly superior team. Some teams come off season-killing losses to close out the season and just go through the motions. And there’s always the interim coaches for teams in middling bowls. It’s all just an unpredictable mess in bowl season. I tend to think the SEC is better than the Big 10 most years (surprise since I’m a Georgia fan), but 2002 was a year where it clearly wasn’t. Mediocre 9-3 Arkansas played UGA in the SEC title game, and nobody but Georgia in the east was better than 8-4. The year before saw Illinois win the Big 10 title. I think that says everything about how down the Big 10 was that year. 2003 was a wash in my opinion despite the SEC being home to the national champ. The Big 10 had good depth that year. Since then I’d say the SEC has been better every year, i.e. deeper.

By: NoleinTexas

NoleinTexas — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 11:39:25 +0000

I don’t have a dog in this fight (topical!) but OSU didn’t even play the co-champion of the Big 10 in 2002, so….yeah.

By: Der Schatten

Der Schatten — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 10:38:55 +0000

Dear tOSU,

Would you shut your fucking pie-hole about the 2003 “not having to beat a conference champion” shit? Jeez. If it offends you so badly get your beloved OSU Fightin’ Shit Coolers to retroactively win the Lil’ Televen so that they could have been slaughtered by LSU.

Love and kisses, Jackass,
the rest of the sane world.

By: nvbuckeye

nvbuckeye — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 05:51:32 +0000

Let’s be objective here. The Big Ten Has been a top-heavy conference forever. So when tOSU and Michigan have a down year, then yes, the conference has a down year. But the extent to which the Big Ten has been bashed based on OSU and UM’s bowl blowouts last year is entirely unwarranted. OSU handled the same Washington team that gave a legitimate scare to USC. So a couple of traditional powerhouses got handled last year. It is time to get the fuck over it.

By: UCLA Mob

UCLA Mob — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 05:22:01 +0000

129 – Florida hit the canvas just like Jermain Taylor’s punk ass, knocked out by a glass jawed palooka named Auburn

By: NewAZTiger

NewAZTiger — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 03:45:33 +0000

We got the belt, biznitches.

By: PW

PW — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 02:47:03 +0000

126

haHA, it was actually half a hundred twenty-eight

By: Doctor Strange

Doctor Strange — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 02:43:16 +0000

116 – Didn’t Tommy Frazier and the Huskers lay half a hundred on Spurrier’s Gators?

Worst beatdown since Coach Stalin’s Red Army squad took Berlin.

By: stapler

stapler — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 02:42:29 +0000

Great video on #123.

I love how he goes from “you’re a fucking genius Meyer!” to “you’re fucking fired, Meyer.” I wish I could say the guy is taking the game too seriously, but thats how my friends and I act whenever our teams lose the close ones.