The ball clearly went right over the pylon which makes it a touchback. But, a review of the play wouldn't have killed them.
You can change the first line to: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- These are the factors as...
Simply put: If the shoe fits...
That's up from #117. No matter how you slice it, that is tremendous improvement. So, yes, I'm satisfied. But, then again, I'm a mature adult.
So, what we have here is the bitchers bitching about being called out as bitchers. The truth hurts, doesn't it?
Hello? Bashers? Comments? (Preview) "They improved vs. inferior competion so it means nothing. Let's see how they do against Florida."
Unless you are privy to every scrap of information that went into the coaches' play calling decisions, you should label such blanket statements as...
I have my share. I think I'm the only one to get told I'm disliked in a sig line. Of course, he's a moron. Damn, I love getting under the thin...
They scored 16 against Tennessee. Not a juggernaut in my book. Don't confuse Leak with ASU's Keller.
If I had the inclination, which I don't, I would "Snopes" every one of those quotes.
I agree. That 3 they put on Bama keeps me awake at night.
Thanks, Red. I was about to correct him myself. He's one of those "hit and run" posters. Guys like him lurk around (for free) and jump in...
Please don't say SCOTUS.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but there was still 30 seconds or so on the clock.
Or, said another way: A lot of people are too f*ckin' lazy to get off their ass and earn a living so I believe the government should provide for...
Kyle was being politically correct. What he meant to say was that the bitchers don't know crap about football and all they are is mouth and ass.
I'd even like to whup up on the guy in Rex's avatar.
Hawthorne said it looked like the rain melted the Maroon fans. :grin:
Sheehan's daughter?
I agree that that was mind-boggling. For the life of me, I couldn't figure out why a pass was thrown in that situation. If it was a coaching...
