Hoenstly, explain to me how UGA and OU got caught by surpise? They had a month to prep for the bowl game that was played at a “neutral site.” WVU wasn’t out there running flea-flickers and triple reverses…..where’s the surprise? Maybe you meant to say something like this: “WVU beats up on the Big East. When they play a team from the SEC or Big 12, those teams take WVU very lightly and they get punched in the throat.” You didn’t say that, though, because it had nothing to do with Germans, which is the reason I thought the originial article was crap to begin with.

WVU has finished the last 3 years in the top 10. Everyone knows about Pat White and the zone-option spread offense. No one’s sneaking up on anyone especially with 1 month to prepare for the game. And WVU beat UGA in the Georgia Dome in Atlanta…where was the “level playing field” in that one?

its only June fellas, we got a long time left to talk football given we get about 4 articles/posts a day…

http://stuffwhitepeoplelike.com/2008/05/28/101-being-offended/

geez, who cares what analogy is made. Would it have been better if he said “Stalinist Russia”. Ol’ Joseph only killed 6 times more people than Hitler, so he isn’t that bad, right?

Will this be during the Michigan game broadcasts, or during the Wf’nVU game broadcasts? Or both?

Once every game? I’d think you could find some takers for that bet.

Some of the points made by the writer I thought were weak include:

“Mountaineer fans desperately want to beat an SEC team!” WTF? Beating UGA and MSU in three consecutive years wasn’t enough for ya? His statement makes no sense.

Part Six: What a cock-job. Way to screw this one up. Too many good Buffett songs that include/focus on drinking not to put one in here.

Part Seven: He completely ducked this question for real gamblers. Probably hasn’t made a wager since he said “I do.”
The “new” offense is going to look surprisingly similiar to the old one, except you won’t see 10 bubble screens a game. So, until the defense gets its legs underneath them, bet the over.

It all makes sense now.

I spent a semester in Germany and for some reason you can’t go anywhere without hearing “Country Roads.” Bars, Stadiums, Oktoberfest, you name it. So I guess it is somewhat appropriate.