Nik pointed it out before, but they can go 11 - 2 and their best bowl is the Las Vegas bowl.
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GoatNation is hilarious....
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Guys I have to confess. I fixed this game.
None. I'm still jittery from all the coke we did and I have throat chafe for reasons I'd rather not go into.Thanks!
How many benjamins did the zebras demand?
Worth it.
It means we're big time - Bama, (early 2010s) Oregon, USC, Texas style.
Soooo we're saying the tears are even sweeter this year? Last year they were able to get numb pretty quickly. This one cut deep.
If Ifs and buts were candy and nuts, we'd all have a Merry ****ing Christmas.
c502cid
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And we have been screwed that way, and will again. Every team does at some point, and according to their respective fans, it happens a lot.
Last night I posted a picture on FB with all my boys sitting on the couch watching the game with me.
Realized it was the last time I would have all three under the same roof as kids watching the season opener (twins are seniors.)
Anyway, twins were born in 2000, and have grown up as avid fans during one of the darkest periods in CU football history.
For s hits and giggles, I went back to see what the series record was during that span.
CU 12-6 vs. the sheep during that time.
What a sad little ag school they are.
Realized it was the last time I would have all three under the same roof as kids watching the season opener (twins are seniors.)
Anyway, twins were born in 2000, and have grown up as avid fans during one of the darkest periods in CU football history.
For s hits and giggles, I went back to see what the series record was during that span.
CU 12-6 vs. the sheep during that time.
What a sad little ag school they are.
Puddinhead Wilson
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It is so simple, yet they are blinded by it all. Yup, there were some bad calls, but good teams overcome bad calls. Did they forget OSU was robbed of a touchdown last week? In the end, you're playing a league up. Your facilities, recruiting classes, and usual competition are a step behind. You overcome that with extra effort or a little luck. You had neither last night. Cry about officiating all you want but you were physically outplayed either way. Better athletes did more than your team. Stop the lamb nation lamentations. Put your big boy pants on today and move on.
A bad OPI call directly cost them a TD. Two others probably cost them at least 3 more points. They have a legit gripe on the calls, but CU also wouldn't have played so conservatively had they scored. The entire game would have changed, and it's impossible to say how it would have affected the outcome.
Calling for Congressional and FBI investigations is overboard?
I agree.
I just think the downplaying of the calls is pretty funny because this board has gone stupid over far less egregious calls.
it is really the only option for mature, rational and morally pure lamb fans.
Yep. They were bad calls that had a direct impact on the game. Part of the reason I wish CU had punched it in a few more times, to lessen the crying. We would be furious if it happened to us, although, I'd like to think we'd also come to our senses and say we deserved to lose if we only put up 3 points and penalties only cost us 7-10 more.
Agreed, also nice screen name, original.
I'll give Mike Bobo credit. He manned up during the presser and took ownership of the loss regardless of the circumstances.
That's the main thing. When we were playing 8 conference games, it was pretty easy to fit CSU into the schedule. 4H/ 4A in conference play. Then a CSU neutral. With 3 slots left after that, it was then 1 cupcake paid to play at Folsom and then 2 home/away programs that were interesting opponents. The RMS worked well with an 8-game conference schedule. With 9 conference games it destroys the schedule flexibility and severely reduces the number of interesting opponents, particularly if the RMS is a neutral site game.
buffspokerams
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How quickly Ram fans forget about the TD the Refs took away from OSU a week ago. An obvious call, that even after replay wasn't changed.
Although the score was much more lopsided, that call ultimately changed the entire complexion of the game going to half time.
Although the score was much more lopsided, that call ultimately changed the entire complexion of the game going to half time.
This season is a job interview for him. He needs to be professional.
I also agree with that. It's heading that direction. As a fan, I'd love it if the worst game on the schedule this week was Washington at Rutgers. That's a huge increase to entertainment value.
There wouldn't be many, if any, undefeated teams come December, which is cool with me
