IS THE DOOR OPEN?
Cause we’re bringing friends.

Tebow. Capital One Bowl. Incoherent, angry, blood covered blood updates blood. NOW NOW BLOOD NOW.
1:22: Rich Rodriguez gave ‘em the playbook. Florida’s defense looks like they studied for a Latin test and got the Cuneiform. Michigan 7-0, thanks to Chad Henne’s sudden excellence and Florida’s continuing inability to pressure the passer.
1:38 p.m.: A holding penalty is Florida’s best defensive play thus far: a three and out and suddenly we remember that Florida’s traditionally a slow starter under Meyer. Panic level: three coffees.
2:00 p.m.: Updates will be slow and spastic thanks to anger, emotion, and periodic reassurances to TCOAN that we’re not about to spear the television with the MacBook.
2:18 p.m.: Manningham is a damn beast, and Henne makes a brilliant call on the audible to a run. Florida’s defense is an atrocity as it’s been most of the season. We’re on a huge cup of coffee and a fruit tart and thinking about the champagne, not because we want to celebrate, but because we need the booze. Holy smoking hell.
2:22 p.m.: Don’t look now, but the surefire blowout of Virginia by Texas Tech is now a 16-7 Cav lead.
2:28 p.m.: Like Ladanian Tomlinson doesn’t have some lame shit on his system? Play artist Silkk The Shocker! Suck on that, Mr. Famous-I’ll-make-fun-of-a-bust-ass-broke-teenager!
2:39: Thank you, Mike Hart.
3:00: 
3:31: Rain of frogs. Bloody seas. Anything else? This is an astonishingly ill-prepared team. It’s as if, in addition to our existing problems in pass coverage, we’ve sprouted a new lack of discipline and special teams problems! Dead in the water and taking it on below the waterline. No idea what can be done here.
4:04: Much broken furniture later, Florida has taken trash-talking dwarf Mike Hart’s fumble back for a tying TD. Now on Henne to destroy the secondary again. Someone steal Hart’s fish!

4:38: We’ve been through all the stages today. All of them. And there’s still five minutes left in this goddamned cardiac event of a game. Pills. A hammer. Something. There is no balm in Gilead for what this game is doing to the soul.
END: Well played. Michigan is the better team today. It’s hard to complain when you can’t defend a post route, can’t protect your quarterback, can’t kick a field goal, can’t…can’t win. Salut, monsieur Carr. We raise a glass of bubbly to you. Now go fishing and leave our team alone, because you were 2-0 against Florida.
ps. Michigan looked fast. Like, Big Ten fast.
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So after reading this thread did Annapolis Doug pass out after his 11th screwdriver? And honestly, does he consider it something to be proud of that he was started posting at 11 AM and continued all day? Dude, get some friends, go watch the games with them and get off the computer.
Comment by Nickel — January 2, 2008 @ 12:38 pm
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Tech came back… Gooooooo….RAIDERS!!!
Comment by chuckazooloo — January 2, 2008 @ 10:47 am
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USC loses Booty, but still has Sanchez or Mustain ready to step in.
They lose Washington but have Stafon Johnson and McKnight ready to go at taliback. Fullback is secure, barring injury.
Most of the key receivers were underclassmen and they will be more experienced next year.
They lose some players on the OL and defense but have backups who got plenty of playing time this year ready to move into the starting lineup at most positions. I’ll be happy if Rey M and Cusing come back at linebacker but even if they don’t there will still be depth at there. If the juniors who could go to the NFL stay, then USC will look as strong next year as they did in the pre-season this year. If all the juniors go pro, then USC will still be a contender for the championship next year.
Comment by oc phil — January 2, 2008 @ 2:06 am
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we come from the big ten. we are slow. we are big. and we came into your house and beat you down. bow down, sec brethren! bow down.
Comment by bill — January 2, 2008 @ 1:47 am