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Other games 11/23-11/25
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Yea. That will happen. Other than that, they really have not looked very good today.
Good call. Pitt's going right down the field themselves.
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I understand it is the nature of the business, but it sucks to have a guy who has at least 4 more years (?) on his contact actively campaigning to weisel his way out of it. Not exactly living up to your commitment.
And I write this being perfectly good with MikeMac leaving. In fact, I think it is probably time for a change. I just think it’s a little silly that these coaches expect these kids to commit, but can’t even live up to the terms of their own contracts.
And I write this being perfectly good with MikeMac leaving. In fact, I think it is probably time for a change. I just think it’s a little silly that these coaches expect these kids to commit, but can’t even live up to the terms of their own contracts.
Can't say I disagree with you, but you're right, it's the nature of the beast.
Personally, it could be mutually beneficial for him to go to an SEC school, but I'm not sure going to what might be a toxic situation in Oxford is it. I might be wrong, but him jumping ship to go there screams "I can't wait to get out of Boulder" to me. I know he's a Southern guy, but he has to know that the odds of success there are long.
Wake the **** up TCU
My only problem with the UA-ASU rivalry is that so often it turns into a blowout. The fun part with that is that it's often a blowout in the opposite way you'd expect going into the game. That and the fact that there's usually so much scoring that the game takes 4 hours. Really good one, though.
Is that considered a "rivalry game"?
Big time. Got especially heated over the fact that **** bailer's political lobbying forced TCU into the G5 while Baylor went to the Big 12. Every reasonable consideration about the schools, athletic departments and home markets pointed strongly in TCU's favor. But the TX governor and a lot of big hats at the time were **** bailer grads. The merger was going to get blocked if **** bailer wasn't included. It was a rivalry before that. After that, TCU folks have a special kind of hate for the folks in Waco.
Awesome melee in the TCU/bailer game.
I have not watched much of Miami this year, but he looks pretty bad today.
USC's chances are still on fumes, but this opens the window for them too. The'll all be rooting hard for South Carolina.
I think SC's chances died when UW lost.
I suppose Stanford beating ND could give SC a chance to impress in the Pac-12 title game, but I doubt it.
USC needs Wazzu to beat UW. Wazzu's got the tiebreaker over Stanford (beat them) and are ranked higher at #13 than UW right now. Might put Wazzu in the Top 10 while giving USC a chance to avenge a 3pt road loss in a game that was a road Friday following a road Saturday game on their schedule. We may be splitting hairs at the end, so USC having a good argument that one of its losses was due in large part to the schedulers ****ing them over would be a big deal for their chances.
Edit: Would also help if Stanford beats Notre Dame. Makes the USC loss at ND look a little flukey since USC whipped Stanford. Also would go a long way to improving the perception of the Pac-12 with a Cardinal win.
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Really? Got a link?
Agree. For USC to have any shot, I think the following would need to happen:
-Clemson loses tomorrow and then beats Miami next week.
-Auburn wins tomorrow, Georgia loses tomorrow, and then Georgia wins next week.
-Stanford beats Notre Dame tomorrow.
-Ohio State loses to Michigan tomorrow and then beats Wisconsin next week.
-USC wins big in the Pac-12 Championship.
The pure chaos here would be hilarious.
Nope. Just watching on fox 1.
Play by play guy said something about Miami maybe not getting the ball back when they punted it with 9 minutes left. I thought he was being an idot, but he might be right at this rate.