The 2013-14 College football thread (SPOILERS)
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I'm not a big fan of Robinson but he had some success previously at Texas and in the pros.
Where are you going to find a good coach during the season? He has to be better than Diaz.
Our program is a cluster and has been since the loss to Bama. Mack has fired his last bullet with the firing of Diaz. I'm hoping he'll resign at the end of the year.
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That sure was fast!
Zip it Icey!! Wish we could just you guys 12 times in a season. Would have 10 wins guaranteed.
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Great english there big time
Eh....that's iffy.
As Mike the grammar police so quickly pointed out, I incorrectly left out the word "play" in my previous post. I apologize for not proofing my work earlier. Terrible posting on my part.
mikedean441
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I just wasnt sure what you wanted to do to his guys...u guys in texas are into some strange stuff
Should have used an ' in the word wasnt......
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Someone is a bit testy this weekend.
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Wouldn't you be if your team just got beat like a drum?
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Unless it's 2004.
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:confused2: They didnt lose to a top 5 team. They lost to an unranked team that lost to UVA in week 1. That same UVA team got stomped in week 2.
Did Blugold get access to your account?
Hurtful.
Or 2008.
I don't. Tennessee is gonna whoop Oregon's @$$...
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As much as I'd like to see that happen, I think it far more likely that Oregon wins and then Oregon fans will spend the next year crowing about how the SEC sucks and the Pac-12 is clearly superior, having knocked off an SEC team just coming back from their worst 3 or 4 years in decades.
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Awesome story out of Auburn. Coleman was a huge recruit for us in 2010. Seeing him diagnosed with cancer was rough. Watching his determination was amazing. I'm not sure I've ever wanted to see a player succeed so much. It was awesome seeing him but the field Saturday.
http://www.al.com/auburnfootball/index.ssf/2013/09/wait_is_over_auburn_tackle_sho.html
http://www.al.com/auburnfootball/index.ssf/2013/09/wait_is_over_auburn_tackle_sho.html
And its a shame the announcers didn't even notice it.
I was so happy to see shon out there, finally able to make his dreams come true.
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It really is too bad, what an awesome story. He stayed true to Auburn through everything, and they stayed true to him. Incredible guy.
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I thought he was a fullback?
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No. 21 Gorillas Strike Early, Often in 45-6 Win Over RiverHawks
PITTSBURG — The Pittsburg State University football team scored on the opening drive of the 2013 campaign and the Gorillas piled up 582 total yards and seven scores en route to a 45-6 victory over Northeastern State University Saturday (Sept. 7). The Gorillas (1-0, 1-0 MIAA) methodically marched the ball 74 yards in seven plays to open the game – in front of a sellout crowd of 10,374 partisan fans at Brandenburg Field/Carnie Smith Stadium. Redshirt freshman running back Steven Sullivan capped the initial drive with a four-yard run.
Junior quarterback Tony Abenoja added a pair of touchdown strikes to junior wide receiver Gavin Lutman and a third scoring toss to junior wide receiver Luke Rampy to help Pitt State push its margin to 28-0 at the half over the RiverHawks (0-1, 0-1 MIAA). Sophomore running back Jeff Seybold made a successful return from an injury shortened 2012 season. Seybold broke loose for an 80-yard scoring scamper on the first offensive play of the second half. Seybold finished the game with six carries for a game-high 132 yards.
The Gorillas combined to rush the football 46 times for 354 yards. Abenoja completed 18 of 24 passes for 228 yards with three touchdowns. He added 86 yards on the ground – on 11 carries – and added a fourth score with a 17-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter. Senior wide receiver John Brown had six catches for a team-leading 78 yards, while Lutman added four grabs for 71 yards with scoring catches of 18 and 28 yards.
The Pitt State defense limited NSU to 244 total yards in the game, with nearly half that total (115 yards) coming in the fourth quarter. Senior linebacker Nate Dreiling made a team-leading nine tackles, including two behind the line of scrimmage. Junior linebacker Tyler Disney added seven stops with a pair of quarterback sacks.
NSU back-up quarterback Thor Long, who subbed for an injured starter Johnny Deaton late in the second quarter, broke up the Gorillas shutout bid with a one-yard plunge with 9:51 to play in the contest.
The Gorillas will travel to Edmond, Okla., next Saturday (Sept. 14) to face the University of Central Oklahoma at 6 p.m. (CDT). The Bronchos dropped a 51-38 road decision in their season opener Thursday (Sept. 5) to Missouri Southern State University.
PITTSBURG — The Pittsburg State University football team scored on the opening drive of the 2013 campaign and the Gorillas piled up 582 total yards and seven scores en route to a 45-6 victory over Northeastern State University Saturday (Sept. 7). The Gorillas (1-0, 1-0 MIAA) methodically marched the ball 74 yards in seven plays to open the game – in front of a sellout crowd of 10,374 partisan fans at Brandenburg Field/Carnie Smith Stadium. Redshirt freshman running back Steven Sullivan capped the initial drive with a four-yard run.
Junior quarterback Tony Abenoja added a pair of touchdown strikes to junior wide receiver Gavin Lutman and a third scoring toss to junior wide receiver Luke Rampy to help Pitt State push its margin to 28-0 at the half over the RiverHawks (0-1, 0-1 MIAA). Sophomore running back Jeff Seybold made a successful return from an injury shortened 2012 season. Seybold broke loose for an 80-yard scoring scamper on the first offensive play of the second half. Seybold finished the game with six carries for a game-high 132 yards.
The Gorillas combined to rush the football 46 times for 354 yards. Abenoja completed 18 of 24 passes for 228 yards with three touchdowns. He added 86 yards on the ground – on 11 carries – and added a fourth score with a 17-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter. Senior wide receiver John Brown had six catches for a team-leading 78 yards, while Lutman added four grabs for 71 yards with scoring catches of 18 and 28 yards.
The Pitt State defense limited NSU to 244 total yards in the game, with nearly half that total (115 yards) coming in the fourth quarter. Senior linebacker Nate Dreiling made a team-leading nine tackles, including two behind the line of scrimmage. Junior linebacker Tyler Disney added seven stops with a pair of quarterback sacks.
NSU back-up quarterback Thor Long, who subbed for an injured starter Johnny Deaton late in the second quarter, broke up the Gorillas shutout bid with a one-yard plunge with 9:51 to play in the contest.
The Gorillas will travel to Edmond, Okla., next Saturday (Sept. 14) to face the University of Central Oklahoma at 6 p.m. (CDT). The Bronchos dropped a 51-38 road decision in their season opener Thursday (Sept. 5) to Missouri Southern State University.
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UK's schedule over the next 5 weeks: Louisville, Bye week, Florida, Carolina and Bama. Good luck.
At least there will only be 4 losses.
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At 6'6 251...yes and no.
It'll be interesting to see what changes now, they need to just run the rock, the OL is rolling.
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