Running bowl thread

No, but you only seem to be trolling SEC teams' boards, for some ridiculous reason.

Jeebus, I could go to a USC board and find someone defending that conference's terrible performance.

So bleeping what? What the fuck point are you trying to make?

That fans of SEC teams are somehow "different" than others? More detached from reality? Horseshit. An LSU message board will defend LSU and the SEC. An Ohio State board will defend Ohio State and the Big Ten. You remind me of the political dipshits that troll the opponents' boards so they can find the most extreme examples to come back with and use as a "typical" Democrat (or Republican) point of view.

Nothing new here.

Please. Move. Along.

 

Jesus. Your only example is a fanboy site? You're the best. Don't ever change.

 

Those XM pioneered broadcasts with digitally simulated play by play guys are amazing, but some of their facts are off sometimes.

 

Zag, you need to stop arguing with the voices in your head.

 

Anyone want a little sig-bet action?

 

That will only happen when the Big 12 gets some competent leadership.

In other words, it won't.

 

They would have to be. Marshall won several bowls as a MAC representative.

 

The problem with the Orange is that only two ACC schools' fans will travel heavily for football - Va. Tech and Clemson. So if a Wake or a Maryland sneaks in to that game, there's trouble.

On Cincinnati, I pretty much agree with Zagoshe here. Look, Florida was the superior team. You only had to watch Cincinnati's defense in games against Pitt and UConn, etc., to know that. But Cincinnati was so wildly undisciplined in that game. Their coach leaves. Their interim coach is on the way out. The players have already gone on public tirades about the coaching situation. Does anyone seriously think Quinn had any control of that team before this game? If Kelly's still around, Florida still wins by two touchdowns. The Gators were the better team, and we all knew that. But at least Cincy matches a few scores and keeps it interesting for a while. With Kelly gone, that game was over the second it kicked off.

 

Cincy should not have played game in their practice uniforms. They looked a lot more intimidating during the season in black.

 

Amen. Never liked White on White.

 

Just read the astounding stat that Texas only graduates 37% of their African American football players. Overall rate is 49% which is still very low.

 

12 teams graduated 90% of their players or better (Miami is at 100%????). Of schools in BCS Bowls, only Florida, Iowa and Penn St. achieved a 75% grad rate.

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