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

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bronconick said:
I feel more empathy toward the sad hot chicks of TCU as opposed to the happy heifers of Boise State.
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Must I remind you of what TCU stands for? You'd have to marry 'em to have a shot with 'em. ;)

FWIW, I thought that was a very entertaining game, and significantly moreso than the Sugar was. Hoping the Orange tonight is a good one, but since I'll be watching the gold medal game anyway, it probably doesn't matter.
 
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Yelnick said:
I agree. I couldn't believe how much hotter the girls in purple were than the ones wearing orange. We're talking exponentially hotter.
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That's what happens when you put a school with excellent nursing and education programs in the one area of the South (DFW) that is nearly as image conscious as LA. I went to a couple TCU games when I lived there, but I don't recall seeing too much football... :D
 
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UMDBulldogHockeyIsKing said:
Must I remind you of what TCU stands for? You'd have to promise to marry 'em to have a shot with 'em. ;)
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FYP

Southern private school girls are prettier than northern public school girls? Now that is a shock. ;)
 
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LynahFan said:
That's what happens when you put a school with excellent nursing and education programs in the one area of the South (DFW) that is nearly as image conscious as LA. I went to a couple TCU games when I lived there, but I don't recall seeing too much football... :D
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Hmmm, maybe grad school wouldn't be so bad after all...
 
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That idiotic FOX sideline reporter just called the Georgia Tech offense a "spread offense"
 
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Might have been better for Iowa's RB to just take a knee right outside the one.
 
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i'm not watching this game. protest.
 
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JF_Gophers said:
ACC continues its epic failure in BCS games.
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Indeed. If we keep giving them an auto-bid we might as well move the Mountain West up a level. Maybe they'll take Boise State and cement things.

Is everybody ready for an epic clash between Central Michigan and Troy in the GMAC bowl tomorrow!
 
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Well, looks like the Big Ten has re-asserted itself. At least amongst the actually decent bowl teams.
 
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Makes you wonder who the GMAC bowl paid to be the 2nd to last game of the year.

That is a crappy bowl game.
 
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JF_Gophers said:
ACC continues its epic failure in BCS games.
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Well, when your three big dogs are Miami, Florida State and Virginia Tech, and two of them haven't really been BCS worthy in about 7 and 9 years, you've got problems. Having Maryland, Wake Forest and Georgia Tech in as your champion is like having Michigan State, Northwestern and Illinois coming out of the Big 10.
 
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bronconick said:
Well, when your three big dogs are Miami, Florida State and Virginia Tech, and two of them haven't really been BCS worthy in about 7 and 9 years, you've got problems. Having Maryland, Wake Forest and Georgia Tech in as your champion is like having Michigan State, Northwestern and Illinois coming out of the Big 10.
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Or Iowa.
 
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bronconick said:
Well, when your three big dogs are Miami, Florida State and Virginia Tech, and two of them haven't really been BCS worthy in about 7 and 9 years, you've got problems. Having Maryland, Wake Forest and Georgia Tech in as your champion is like having Michigan State, Northwestern and Illinois coming out of the Big 10.
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Tech at least has a history (so I suppose Illinois, Northwestern and Minnesota would be the better analogy).
 
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There's a reason you just don't see the triple option offense employed very much any more, and Iowa just showed it last night. Could you imagine if that had been a prolific scoring offense playing Tech last night? That would have gotten ugly.
 
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Hell of a game in the GMAC bowl. Chips block a fieldgoal and then make one theirselves to beat Troy in Double Over Time. Too bad nobody else saw it.

And what in the hell was that **** blue mascot thingy there?? :confused: :confused: :confused:
 
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bigmrg74 said:
Hell of a game in the GMAC bowl. Chips block a fieldgoal and then make one theirselves to beat Troy in Double Over Time. Too bad nobody else saw it.

And what in the hell was that **** blue mascot thingy there?? :confused: :confused: :confused:
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I'm willing to give these crappy bowls a look around Dec 22. By January 7th, Bowl fatigue has set in.
 
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