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College Football 2009: Where Championships are won by a majority vote

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bigmrg74 said:
Who knows, Things will be shorted out soon enough in another week or 2.
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Kelly's waiting until after the Sugar Bowl to announce the staff, because he's going to be bringing some guys from Cincinnati with him (gotta figure on Quinn as OC/OL coach, at minimum, unless he ends up with the UB head job).
 
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I was reading Pat Forde's column on ESPN and he shared this:

Iowa State's only two victories over Minnesota came in the 19th century: 1897 and '98, to be exact. Gophers lead the all-time series 22-2-1.
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That's a cool fact.
 
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bigblue_dl said:
Wow, it must really suck to be historically dominated by the Gophers.
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My favorite Gopher fact is that we are one of only 2 teams with 3 consecutive national titles in the last 100 years. Of course that was like '34, '35, '36.
 
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JF_Gophers said:
My favorite Gopher fact is that we are one of only 2 teams with 3 consecutive national titles in the last 100 years. Of course that was like '34, '35, '36.
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They still count! As a Tech fan, I have to believe that dusty banners still count for something.
 
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bigblue_dl said:
They still count! As a Tech fan, I have to believe that dusty banners still count for something.
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Well we do have one from the 60's also. So its a bit less dusty! :D

Claimed Titles: 34, 35, 36, 40, 41, 60
 
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JF_Gophers said:
My favorite Gopher fact is that we are one of only 2 teams with 3 consecutive national titles in the last 100 years. Of course that was like '34, '35, '36.
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Yeah, but North Alabama had to go thru the Playoffs to claim their 3-peat. :p

Craig P. said:
Kelly's waiting until after the Sugar Bowl to announce the staff, because he's going to be bringing some guys from Cincinnati with him (gotta figure on Quinn as OC/OL coach, at minimum, unless he ends up with the UB head job).
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Yeah, and rumor has it that Chuck Martin could be getting a staff job at ND, or get offered the HC spot at Central Michigan. Personally, if I had to pick my poison here, I would rather see Chuck Martin get on the Defensive coaches staff at ND than him going to CMU. That would cause us less problems with the coaching staff here at GVSU, and that we would just likely promote a coach from within the program here. Chuck goes to Central and he would be bringing more of his staff to Mount Pleasant.
 
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bigmrg74 said:
Yeah, but North Alabama had to go thru the Playoffs to claim their 3-peat. :p

Yeah, and rumor has it that Chuck Martin could be getting a staff job at ND, or get offered the HC spot at Central Michigan. Personally, if I had to pick my poison here, I would rather see Chuck Martin get on the Defensive coaches staff at ND than him going to CMU. That would cause us less problems with the coaching staff here at GVSU, and that we would just likely promote a coach from within the program here. Chuck goes to Central and he would be bringing more of his staff to Mount Pleasant.
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I hate to see it benefit GVCC, but I think Martin will head to ND since CMU wasn't a high enough program for him to go to two years ago.
 
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Villanova up 3-0 on Montana in the FCS National Championship game. Gotta love college football playoffs! :D
 
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Looks good for Villanova. 23-14 with 10+ minutes left in the 4th.

It's amazing that they're able to do a playoff...it must be really hard.
 
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Priceless said:
Looks good for Villanova. 23-14 with 10+ minutes left in the 4th.

It's amazing that they're able to do a playoff...it must be really hard.
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Yeah, its amazing that they can do that.

Gotta love that Ceasar kid. Not a whole lot of FBS kids would give up their bone marrow for some kid.
 
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bigmrg74 said:
Yeah, its amazing that they can do that.

Gotta love that Ceasar kid. Not a whole lot of FBS kids would give up their bone marrow for some kid.
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It's not Caesar, it's Szczur. Just like it sounds :p
 
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Priceless said:
It's not Caesar, it's Szczur. Just like it sounds :p
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However you say it, between him and Whitney there, they are stomping Montana here. I would have thought Montana would have been the more physical team here.
 
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bigmrg74 said:
However you say it, between him and Whitney there, they are stomping Montana here. I would have thought Montana would have been the more physical team here.
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If schools keep dropping football, some of the Colonial schools will probably just step up and go Division I-A. This week I heard Villanova to the Big 10, but more than likely they would move up and join the Big East (possibly to replace a team that jumped to the Big 10).
 
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What is Montana doing? They need two scores and there is only 1:16 left... GO DEEP
 
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Priceless said:
If schools keep dropping football, some of the Colonial schools will probably just step up and go Division I-A. This week I heard Villanova to the Big 10, but more than likely they would move up and join the Big East (possibly to replace a team that jumped to the Big 10).
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It is a thought.... Be a shame to see the CAA go under as they play some **** good ball there.
 
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Onside kick goes out of bounds.

Villanova ball but Montana has all three timeouts.

1:00 to go. 2nd & 5
 
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First down Szczur! Another Montana timeout.

:54 left.

Montana calls their final timeout with :51 left...two snaps and it's over!
 
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