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Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 20, 2009 12:11 am
by ragtopW
still a LOSS Bob...

Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 20, 2009 1:39 am
by SeattleParrotHead
Brown Eyed Girl wrote:Bummer....apparently SC left their game in LA today... :roll:
Like they say . . . a picture is worth a thousand words:
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/ABPub/ ... 902664.jpg

Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 20, 2009 9:14 am
by tattedgator
ragtopW wrote:still a LOSS Bob...
Yup. I don't buy into this "moral victory" stuff. You win or you lose, period.

Again, I'll give UT credit, they played a hell of a game and they likely have a bright future (post-Crompton, of course). They'll miss Berry, he's a unique player with a lot of talent. He'll be playing on Sunday's next year, no doubt.

No idea how much of an impact it had on the game, but Spikes injured his achilles and our top 2 playmakers on offense (outside of Tebow), TE Hernendez and RB Demps were playing with high fevers. Also, Deonte Thompson, our #2 (maybe #1) WR didn't dress due to injury. Not really having those 3 hurt our offense a lot. Overall, I hope the lackluster performance doesn't carry over into games to come. One thing the weekend showed us, no one is a completely dominant team. Not having a real physical, dominant threat at WR could really hurt us down the road.

Ahhh, there's nothing better than college football 8)

Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 20, 2009 10:20 am
by sonofabeach
It was not the 70 point waxing that Gator fans thought it would be but in the end a win is a win. I saw where Tebow hit/owned Berry. The Gators wanted to "work 'em silly" but were just not capable of doing it and it had to be upsetting to the fans there. Tennessee came to play. I had to work so I was listening on the radio and did I hear the Florida band playing the Superman theme?

There have been a lot of exciting games so far.

Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 20, 2009 11:51 am
by Brown Eyed Girl
SeattleParrotHead wrote:
Brown Eyed Girl wrote:Bummer....apparently SC left their game in LA today... :roll:
Like they say . . . a picture is worth a thousand words:
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/ABPub/ ... 902664.jpg
I still love Pete...and he takes full responsibility for this loss, as well he should. And as for Corp blaming the coaches for not knowing he was going to start until game time, that's total BS. There was no way Barkley was going to start, so if he was unprepared it's his own damb fault. He s.u.c.k.s.....plain and simple. And the last team Pete should have let his guard down with would be UW...sheeesh. :roll:

Ah well....it's a bummer...but it is only a game...world peace doesn't depend on it. :lol: It's not the first time my team's disappointed me in 40+ years, and it won't be the last. And I do love those dawgs. :wink: (When I was toying with the idea of going back for another degree a few years ago, UW was my top choice. Kinda wish I'd done it....).

Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 20, 2009 12:11 pm
by SeattleParrotHead
Pete is definitely one of the good guys in the game. He sure looks like he could use a Tums! (or mebbee a hug?)

Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 20, 2009 12:27 pm
by Dr.Corona
This Saturday was awesome. At basically the same time you had the Huskies taking down U$C, Va Tech rallying in the last seconds against the Huskers, another MAC school (Northern Illini) taking down a Big Ten'er (Purdue), Nike Ducks dropping the Utah Utes, Cal Golden Bears getting 5 TD's from J. Best to hold off the Golden Gophers of Minny Sota and Notre Dame & Moo U (Michigan State) going back & forth....& back & forth....& back & forth. Then for some nighttime spice, Free Shoes U destroyed BYU & put their National Title hopes on the wayyyy back burner! Auburn climbing out from a big hole (a big wattery hole) earlry & going back & forth with West Virginia before putting them away, Georgia & R Kansas also overcoming stormy weather to put on an explosion of points before the Dawgs put the Hogs to bed, Longhorns holding off "The Pirate Lover", Mike Leach's Texas Tech Red Raiders and the Syracuse Orangeman dumping the Cats from Northwestern on another last second field goal. Whew! Luv it....Luv it....Luv it.

GO BLUE!!!!

Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 20, 2009 5:25 pm
by Feesh
Instead of speculating about "moral" victories, here are the FACTS!

1 - The Gators have beaten the Vols five years in a row!
2 - The Gators are 3-0. The Vols are 1-2.
3 - Tim Tebow will graduate from UF without ever losing to Tenn. Peyton Manning graduated without ever beating UF.
4 - Eric Berry has never beaten UF.

If moral victories actually counted as victories, the Vols would be the National Champs I guess. Instead of considering it a moral victory, I would be livid with Lane Kiffin's ineptness to call an offense. Being down 10 with less than five minutes left and he continues to call running plays and not use timeouts. It's a good thing that his father can coach. It's a shame for the Vols that they have a lot of talent that Fulmer helped bring to Tenn, yet they hired a complete tool for a head coach.

Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 20, 2009 7:48 pm
by TommyBahama
nice win for UCONN at Baylor....I just hope that North Carolina loss doesn't haunt us!!!...Proud of the boys to be able to put that devastating loss behind them!!

Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 20, 2009 8:42 pm
by txaggirl91
We had a win but it wasn't pretty.

The Aggies are #1 in the country in total offense and #2 in sacks this week... :D

there was an infestation of crickets last night. It was crazy! People were joking that the 7 plagues were hitting college station!

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Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 20, 2009 10:02 pm
by CheeseHead in Paradise!
Yes, Dr. Corona... a lot of really fun/close games this weekend. Way to go Huskies!

BEAT MICH STATE!

Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 20, 2009 10:12 pm
by Brown Eyed Girl
Janice, when I was in grad school we had one of those cricket invasions too. They were EVERYWHERE, including our clinic where we did therapy. They had to bring in those industrial sized shop vacs to s*** them up before we could see clients. I was at a baseball game and they were landing on people, crawling in their food, into purses, covering the bathroom floor etc. People were randomly whacking strangers to get the crickets off them. :o :lol: :lol: And these were ginormous crickets, not our usual ones. I finally gave up on the game and went and sat in my car. And folks wonder why I hate the buggers....blech! :lol:

Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 20, 2009 10:14 pm
by Brown Eyed Girl
CheeseHead in Paradise! wrote:Yes, Dr. Corona... a lot of really fun/close games this weekend. Way to go Huskies!
Easy there, John....don't make me send back all my Bucky stuff! :wink: [smilie=battingeyes.gif] :lol:

Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 20, 2009 11:05 pm
by Bob Roberts
sonofabeach wrote:I saw where Tebow hit/owned Berry.
:o What game were you watching? :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 20, 2009 11:21 pm
by Bob Roberts
Feesh wrote:Instead of speculating about "moral" victories, here are the FACTS!

1 - The Gators have beaten the Vols five years in a row!
2 - The Gators are 3-0. The Vols are 1-2.
3 - Tim Tebow will graduate from UF without ever losing to Tenn. Peyton Manning graduated without ever beating UF.
4 - Eric Berry has never beaten UF.

If moral victories actually counted as victories, the Vols would be the National Champs I guess. Instead of considering it a moral victory, I would be livid with Lane Kiffin's ineptness to call an offense. Being down 10 with less than five minutes left and he continues to call running plays and not use timeouts. It's a good thing that his father can coach. It's a shame for the Vols that they have a lot of talent that Fulmer helped bring to Tenn, yet they hired a complete tool for a head coach.
Feesh, your ignorance of the game of football is really showing. Considering the talent level Kiffin inherited, his playcalling to keep us in the game yesterday was tremendous! Crompton is terrible....absolutely terrible. Why on earth would we have thrown the ball while Florida defenders sat back in coverage licking their chops? Kiffin managed to use him as little as he had to and keep us in the game. I know you'd love to badmouth Kiffin's offensive playcalling, trying to distract attention from the fact that your boys put 8 in the box the whole game and still couldn't stop our running game. How about our very thin offensive line and running game wearing down your defense in the 4th quarter? Wanna talk about that? Sure, you won. Sure, you may win another national title. But you know what?......Tebow won't be here next year. Brandon Spikes won't be here next year. Bryce Bown will be. Janzen Jackson will be. Eric Berry might. The future under Lane Kiffin looks very bright! I also would like to thank the Florida coaching staff for bringing in so many recruits to watch the game. They're not stupid. They can see what the future holds. Oh the times, they are a changing! We'll just let Eddie Gran continue to cherry-pick talent out of Florida as we prepare for the future of BIG ORANGE FOOTBALL! GO VOLS!!!

Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 21, 2009 12:13 am
by UAHparrothead
Feesh wrote:Instead of speculating about "moral" victories, here are the FACTS!

1 - The Gators have beaten the Vols five years in a row!
2 - The Gators are 3-0. The Vols are 1-2.
3 - Tim Tebow will graduate from UF without ever losing to Tenn. Peyton Manning graduated without ever beating UF.
4 - Eric Berry has never beaten UF.

If moral victories actually counted as victories, the Vols would be the National Champs I guess. Instead of considering it a moral victory, I would be livid with Lane Kiffin's ineptness to call an offense. Being down 10 with less than five minutes left and he continues to call running plays and not use timeouts. It's a good thing that his father can coach. It's a shame for the Vols that they have a lot of talent that Fulmer helped bring to Tenn, yet they hired a complete tool for a head coach.
All true and we'll see how things go next year. But I will tell you this Urban Meyer is as much of a tool as Lane Kiffin.

Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 21, 2009 7:57 am
by txaggirl91
Brown Eyed Girl wrote:Janice, when I was in grad school we had one of those cricket invasions too. They were EVERYWHERE, including our clinic where we did therapy. They had to bring in those industrial sized shop vacs to s*** them up before we could see clients. I was at a baseball game and they were landing on people, crawling in their food, into purses, covering the bathroom floor etc. People were randomly whacking strangers to get the crickets off them. :o :lol: :lol: And these were ginormous crickets, not our usual ones. I finally gave up on the game and went and sat in my car. And folks wonder why I hate the buggers....blech! :lol:
it was that bad.... the dive bombing grasshoppers were the icing on the cake!

Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 21, 2009 8:21 am
by pair8head
HOW ABOUT THEM HUSKIES???

Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 21, 2009 8:43 am
by big john
For the second week in a row the Irish get a TD taken away by an instant replay call.
But this time they hung on to win despite losing their star reciever to a broken collar bone. :pirate:

Re: 2009 NCAA Football

Posted: September 21, 2009 9:07 am
by Feesh
Bob Roberts wrote:
Feesh wrote:Instead of speculating about "moral" victories, here are the FACTS!

1 - The Gators have beaten the Vols five years in a row!
2 - The Gators are 3-0. The Vols are 1-2.
3 - Tim Tebow will graduate from UF without ever losing to Tenn. Peyton Manning graduated without ever beating UF.
4 - Eric Berry has never beaten UF.

If moral victories actually counted as victories, the Vols would be the National Champs I guess. Instead of considering it a moral victory, I would be livid with Lane Kiffin's ineptness to call an offense. Being down 10 with less than five minutes left and he continues to call running plays and not use timeouts. It's a good thing that his father can coach. It's a shame for the Vols that they have a lot of talent that Fulmer helped bring to Tenn, yet they hired a complete tool for a head coach.
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