I think it's the ABC primetime game (8pm ET).
Hope your feeling better today Jimbo.
I know from experience that sore throats suck!
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Hope your feeling better today Jimbo.
I know from experience that sore throats suck!
:up Then again, the stronger the SEC, the better our teams look in the polls. Still nice to see rivals get spanked though.
Signing off to watch the game.
GEAUX TIGERS!!!
Must be nice being an untouchable conference
Any other conference does this (heaven forbid the Big East), and "they suck, they should lose their BCS bid..." etc
I think it's the ABC primetime game (8pm ET).
Hope your feeling better today Jimbo.
I know from experience that sore throats suck!
Thanks Bill,
as for the sore throat, slightly better today, but get to work tommorow outdoors, so we'll know more tomorrow night.
rain and sleet and snow forcasted
Jimbo
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Almost looked like the MICHIGAN of old yesterday. Defense stomps on a Minnesota team that thought they would get the Jug back. NOT! Might have been the last chance for quite a while, again.
Good to see you in a positive light again Paul,
Michigan of OLD ???
Thats never a good sign for the "Team down South " of the M border that is.
Jimbo
As I said earlier, for all of Michigan's struggles, they can still always beat Minnesota. Haven't lost to them on the road since 1977.
As I mentioned in the beginning of the year, M would struggle learning the new system, but get better as the season goes along... they will be fine by the time they play the Bucks ...
Just in time to finish off any chance of the Bucks going to a real bowl game.
Jimbo
#1 - I can see Oakland.
#2 - You're still drinking the Millen Kool-Aid. We traded Williams because we can't afford 2 star receivers. Nobody to throw the ball to them, no defense , no O-line. I'll stop there, it would be shorter to list what we don't need besides Crabtree.
#3 - You're drinking the Millen Kool-aid also. They already have 2 All-Pro caliber receivers already.
Yeah, that will happen.
Even with the Big Ten championship on the back-burner, this game is still the biggest game in the land. Records mean nothing in this matchup.
I'm not the only one who thinks next week will be a so-so week on the college gridiron.
Checked out MSNBC Sports "Extra Points," and they had this to say:
Here's the link:
Drama-free BCS title game possible - Extra Points - msnbc.com
Checked out MSNBC Sports "Extra Points," and they had this to say:
Here's the link:
Drama-free BCS title game possible - Extra Points - msnbc.com
I think they may have turned over a new leaf here. Recent personnel changes have shown signs of them not being a "few french-fries short of a Happy Meal" anymore.
Who is this Know it all NOBODY ????
Gotta love the guys that root AGAINST teams as a Non Biased reporter
The coaches poll is a joke. How can they rank Oklahoma above Texas, after Texas beat Oklahoma head to head? And how can they rank Florida above either Oklahoma OR Texas? All one loss teams, with Texas' loss coming to the number 2 ranked team, and Oklahoma's coming to the number 5 ranked team, and Florida's loss is to a non-ranked team. I agree that Florida is probably better than both of them, but c'mon, on field performance hasn't backed that up yet.
1. Texas lost more recently
2. The voters are probably impressed by OU's gaudy numbers
SEC bias and the 'Tebow is Superman' factor
I think any of those three could be swapped out. Right now, Florida is putting up numbers as impressive (if not more so) as any team out there, so one could make the case that the on field performance IS backing that ranking up.
I wouldn't call it SEC bias. Oklahoma is just as over hyped every year as USC. The media fawn all over both teams. At least USC wins it's BCS games to back that up a little. It's not like these coaches are watching all of the games, though, right? I mean, they're probably a little more concerned with coaching their team than watching 25 games on Saturday. Stats and numbers in college football are meaningless. It doesn't matter if you beat a team by 20 points or 40 points. If you have a 3 or 4 touchdown lead in the 4th quarter, the other team has already quit playing hard. It doesn't matter if you tack on a few extra points, that doesn't mean you beat that team any more thoroughly. And Florida will have their chance to jump to the top of the mountain on December 6th. And they've been impressive, but among those wins in the past 5 or 6 weeks are Kentucky, Vanderbilt, and Arkansas. Oklahoma attempts to run up scores to impress voters, just as USC has done against overmatched teams, and I know that some teams you can't help but score 50, but scoring 60 plus points against teams that are no longer trying shouldn't sway votes from coaches who don't even watch the games.
I tell ya every week that the polls mean nothing..
They will get into the game who THEY want to see regardless.
