sorry i shot that at the wrong one my bad...and yes i agree auburn did deserve one title they clearly got fucked out of.......im just ready for kickofffffff...alreadY!!!!!!!
2010/2011 NCAA Football Thread
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sorry i shot that at the wrong one my bad...and yes i agree auburn did deserve one title they clearly got fucked out of.......im just ready for kickofffffff...alreadY!!!!!!!
maildude
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The Michigan State Spartan 2010 schedule:
Sat, Sep 4 Western Michigan
Sat, Sep 11 Florida Atlantic
Sat, Sep 18 Notre Dame
Sat, Sep 25 Northern Colorado
Sat, Oct 2 (16) Wisconsin
Sat, Oct 9 at Michigan
Sat, Oct 16 Illinois
Sat, Oct 23 at Northwestern
Sat, Oct 30 at (7) Iowa
Sat, Nov 6 Minnesota
Sat, Nov 20 Purdue
Sat, Nov 27 at (9) Penn State
At Iowa and at Penn State are two losses, but the outer divisional schedule looks pretty weak. We'll see.
Sat, Sep 4 Western Michigan
Sat, Sep 11 Florida Atlantic
Sat, Sep 18 Notre Dame
Sat, Sep 25 Northern Colorado
Sat, Oct 2 (16) Wisconsin
Sat, Oct 9 at Michigan
Sat, Oct 16 Illinois
Sat, Oct 23 at Northwestern
Sat, Oct 30 at (7) Iowa
Sat, Nov 6 Minnesota
Sat, Nov 20 Purdue
Sat, Nov 27 at (9) Penn State
At Iowa and at Penn State are two losses, but the outer divisional schedule looks pretty weak. We'll see.
Skyraider22
The One and Only Big Daddy
I'm looking at 8-4 or 7-5 noyhing worse than 6-6
more bad news for Kiffin and USC
Pat Haden's law degree just might come in handy :helpme:
Pat Haden's law degree just might come in handy :helpme:
I suppose the Titans could use someone with a law degree...Here's a novel concept...sue the guy who breached the contract.:dunno:
Supafly
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I have some thoughts about the name of that game.
You know, you call it 'Football', but you play it 99% or so with your hands.
Whereas the REAL football is being played, You Might have guessed, by the actual feet of the players of what you name 'Soccer'.
I recommend we fix that and you rename your version of ballplay, to, say 'American Handball'.
Because there is an actual game of Handball, already.
Strange new world, strange new games :1orglaugh
You know, you call it 'Football', but you play it 99% or so with your hands.
Whereas the REAL football is being played, You Might have guessed, by the actual feet of the players of what you name 'Soccer'.
I recommend we fix that and you rename your version of ballplay, to, say 'American Handball'.
Because there is an actual game of Handball, already.
Strange new world, strange new games :1orglaugh
I hope the young man can get his life back together.
Word on the street in C-bus is that several former players including: Chris Spielman, Chris Carter, Eddie George, Kirk Herbstreit have reached out to offer counseling and support in turning his life around.
Maurice Clarett returns to Ohio State as student
Maurice Clarett, one of the most infamous figures in Ohio State football history, yesterday failed in his attempt to make a low-key return to campus.
The former star running back - and former prison inmate - began his first day of classes in Ohio State's second summer session. He was quickly recognized, and OSU media relations director Jim Lynch said he received so many calls about Clarett that the school ended up releasing a statement.
"This is a surreal feeling to be back at Ohio State in such a supportive environment," Clarett said in the statement. "I have looked forward to being back in school, and I'm doing my best to fit in with other students. I don't want to be a distraction or nuisance to the football team or to students on campus."
In April, Clarett, 26, was released from the Toledo Correctional Institution after serving about 31/2 years of a 71/2-year sentence for robbery and weapons convictions.
In agreeing to the early release, Common Pleas Judge David W. Fais assigned Clarett to serve four to six months in a dormitory step-down center on Alum Creek Drive. Prisoners sometimes are allowed to leave the center for a job or to take classes.
At the April hearing, Clarett told Fais he planned to finish his college education and run a fitness center for geriatric clients.
Ohio State's student database lists Clarett's major as consumer and family financial services.
Clarett's defense attorney, Michael Hoague, declined to comment last night.
In 2002, Clarett had a stellar year as a freshman for Ohio State and helped lead the Buckeyes to a national championship.
OSU suspended him for the 2003 season after he was charged with filing a false police report.
He attempted to enter the NFL draft in 2004 but lost a court fight to do so. Clarett then publicly charged Ohio State with committing NCAA violations, helping lead to an investigation of the football program. The NCAA found one violation, that of a booster giving $500 to former quarterback Troy Smith.
Clarett was drafted by the Denver Broncos in 2005 but was released during training camp. He hasn't played organized football since.
His convictions stemmed from a chain of events that began Jan. 1, 2006, when he robbed a couple at gunpoint outside a Downtown bar and ended Aug. 9, 2006, when he was arrested wearing a bulletproof vest and carrying four guns in his car.
http://www.dispatch.com/live/conten...returns-to-ohio-state-as-student.html?sid=101
Word on the street in C-bus is that several former players including: Chris Spielman, Chris Carter, Eddie George, Kirk Herbstreit have reached out to offer counseling and support in turning his life around.
Maurice Clarett returns to Ohio State as student
Maurice Clarett, one of the most infamous figures in Ohio State football history, yesterday failed in his attempt to make a low-key return to campus.
The former star running back - and former prison inmate - began his first day of classes in Ohio State's second summer session. He was quickly recognized, and OSU media relations director Jim Lynch said he received so many calls about Clarett that the school ended up releasing a statement.
"This is a surreal feeling to be back at Ohio State in such a supportive environment," Clarett said in the statement. "I have looked forward to being back in school, and I'm doing my best to fit in with other students. I don't want to be a distraction or nuisance to the football team or to students on campus."
In April, Clarett, 26, was released from the Toledo Correctional Institution after serving about 31/2 years of a 71/2-year sentence for robbery and weapons convictions.
In agreeing to the early release, Common Pleas Judge David W. Fais assigned Clarett to serve four to six months in a dormitory step-down center on Alum Creek Drive. Prisoners sometimes are allowed to leave the center for a job or to take classes.
At the April hearing, Clarett told Fais he planned to finish his college education and run a fitness center for geriatric clients.
Ohio State's student database lists Clarett's major as consumer and family financial services.
Clarett's defense attorney, Michael Hoague, declined to comment last night.
In 2002, Clarett had a stellar year as a freshman for Ohio State and helped lead the Buckeyes to a national championship.
OSU suspended him for the 2003 season after he was charged with filing a false police report.
He attempted to enter the NFL draft in 2004 but lost a court fight to do so. Clarett then publicly charged Ohio State with committing NCAA violations, helping lead to an investigation of the football program. The NCAA found one violation, that of a booster giving $500 to former quarterback Troy Smith.
Clarett was drafted by the Denver Broncos in 2005 but was released during training camp. He hasn't played organized football since.
His convictions stemmed from a chain of events that began Jan. 1, 2006, when he robbed a couple at gunpoint outside a Downtown bar and ended Aug. 9, 2006, when he was arrested wearing a bulletproof vest and carrying four guns in his car.
http://www.dispatch.com/live/conten...returns-to-ohio-state-as-student.html?sid=101
C'mon Baill...this thread is about the 2010-11 College football season...not...well, you know.:o
He is washed up...
GibbsGrad2002
Mr. Nice gallery
Iam pulling for my Florida Gatorsit is going to be a intersting season without tebow spikes and hernandez players like that I still think we are the best team in the SEC East we probably will be playing Bama in SEC championship game again
I dislike UT so much that if I managed to step on their program I wouldn't even scrape it off the bottom of my shoe to give it a proper burial but why would they want this basket case back in their program??
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/blog/dr_saturday/post/Bryce-Brown-leaves-as-he-lived-at-Tennessee-Wit?urn=ncaaf-258719
Continued at link.....
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/blog/dr_saturday/post/Bryce-Brown-leaves-as-he-lived-at-Tennessee-Wit?urn=ncaaf-258719
Over/Under in amount of regular season wins. Anything stand out to you?
Obviously I am a Buckeye homer, but I would take the “Over” with 10 regular season wins.
http://www.nsawins.com/betting/coll...all-team-wins-overunder-odds-and-predictions/
Obviously I am a Buckeye homer, but I would take the “Over” with 10 regular season wins.
http://www.nsawins.com/betting/coll...all-team-wins-overunder-odds-and-predictions/
icerfan
Nikkala made me do it!
I'll take the under on Penn State ... I've got 7-5 stuck in my head for them. :dunno:
Really? I have higher hopes for the Nittneys. Man, I would looooove to see them win on Sept. 11.
its ok to wish..just dont bet no money:wave2:
smoknn....UM vs 'Bama 2012 Dallas, TX apparently the deal will be inked tomorrow.
In the mean time....
should have to win by 7.......:dunno::1orglaugh
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