that will be rock bottom. there, I said it.
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Getting Clobbered at Home...?
- Thread starter Rraalph 3000
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that will be rock bottom. there, I said it.
You're right, we're better than this. Who's going to start the "throw things on the field" facebook event?
Rraalph 3000
Well-Known Member
Considering I was actually in the section that got booted vs. the Nubs 6 years back....happy to get hammered, sit in the student section and do it a gain
how is more than 63 a record? the sooners did us 82-42.
things we did in the student section during the last of fairbanks/beginning of Mac:
1. drink. heavily. repeat. consume other substances. heavily. repeat.
2. move around and socialize with friends.
3. enjoy the sun and listen to music.
4. find dates for that evening.
5. pass her up!
6. cup fights.
7. singing and booing.
8. overall, generally ignore the carnage on the field.
9. homework. yes, i am not kidding. some kids would move to other, empty parts of folsom, stretch out, and do homework, during games.
10. think of interesting ways to insult the other team.
think of it as an outdoor festival, rather than a football game.
1. drink. heavily. repeat. consume other substances. heavily. repeat.
2. move around and socialize with friends.
3. enjoy the sun and listen to music.
4. find dates for that evening.
5. pass her up!
6. cup fights.
7. singing and booing.
8. overall, generally ignore the carnage on the field.
9. homework. yes, i am not kidding. some kids would move to other, empty parts of folsom, stretch out, and do homework, during games.
10. think of interesting ways to insult the other team.
think of it as an outdoor festival, rather than a football game.
When I was at CU, the foam dome was a great place to do homework. Not too loud, when you got bored you could watch the basketball game for a while.
My favorite insulting chant: "We don't live in Lincoln, we don't live in Lincoln."
rock bottom? what is that? cheerleader thread?
BuffNut99
Club Member
Sorry, you're right, the 63 put up by Nebraska was the record before the 82 and is still 2nd place. I hazard the prediction that Oregon will not score more than 82, but will beat us by alot more than 45.
We are now officially at rock bottom. This is the saddest thread in my time on this board. The good news is, it's all uphill from here. If Oregon runs a fake punt (assuming they have to punt in this game) while up 35-0, remember the '95 cotton bowl. What goes around comes around in college football. We will have our chance in the future.
Rraalph 3000
Well-Known Member
100% MISS THEM.....was thinking that tomorrow would be a good opportunity to bring them back....everyone knows the students would stay til halftime and through halftime with a good old fashioned marshmallow bonanza
Plus we could put a few nails in them and throw them at the Donald Duck to keep our street cred fan base credentials going
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Walter White
Member
Accept defeat from the start; keep everything in front of you; give them five to ten yards a pop; make them run a lot of plays; hope for OU mistakes.
The Guest
Guest
That's the moral victory I was searching for.
Ralphie's Green Stampede has replaced GPA's and power clean numbers apparently....
Actually it does help. If they win, I gleefully admit I was wrong and revel in the unexpected success of the team. For years, under the end of GB's tenure and the entire HaLk error, I waited for, and expected the Buffs to return to some semblance of their former glory, seen from 1989-1998 or so. Aside from 2001 and 2002, they have been but a pale shadow. I have come to accept reality. The Buffs just are not that good of a team right now. It is my hope they will be back, and soon. I have played some FB, certainly not at the level of competition the Buffs do, but I feel I know something about the game. I know a no-hoper when I see one. I am willing to admit that fact, deal with it, and cheer my team on nonetheless. Some prefer to harbor unrealisitic expectations and crash and burn on game day, to each their own.
You know the old saying, don't you? "The only thing a prevent defense prevents is a victory!"
lawdogg
Club Member
fify
:sad1:
GoDucks
Member
You can change play calls but u can't tell kids to down the ball and not score. The second and third string offensive weapons are very good and I wouldn't be supervised if they score a bunch of TD's. Not sure that our first string RB or QB will start or play. Knee ans elbow.