Also quite a few fat girlfriends.Quote:
Originally Posted by morsdraconis
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Also quite a few fat girlfriends.Quote:
Originally Posted by morsdraconis
:USC: vs :Washington: this weekend.
i'll be at the game watching kiffin and sarkisian battling it out......kinda like two kids playing madden hopped up on candy and :mdcr:
Tulsa well on their way to a C-USA division title and a spot in the CCG.
Former Husker QB on that team.Quote:
Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes
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Ugh.... absolutely absurd announcement coming from ASU today as they announced that they'll open their season next year against UA Pine Bluff and the game will be played in Little Rock. An FBS school should NEVER play an FCS school on a neutral site, much less play one that the opponent is over an hour closer to the stadium that you are. I'll very likely be living in Little Rock by that time next year and will consider refusing to go based on principle.
Oh... and we're starting a home & home with Idaho. I have less problem with that but still absurd to give them a home game when they're struggling as it is and not get something more out of it. Our message board admin had the great idea to give a 2 for 2 but with their second home game being a neutral site game in Little Rock, helping them out to get an extra "home" game which they'll desperately need as an independent.
G, have they been trying to get other teams to play in Little Rock (presumably a larger gate?), but couldn't get the deal done? Maybe UA Pine Bluff was the only one willing to agree to it. After all, the goal, most likely, is to play in Little Rock, regardless of opponent.
Malzahn made the statement that he wants a game in Little Rock. I'm all for that, but a game against UAPB, the Jonesboro crowd won't travel, the Little Rock football fans are already mad that they get UA's throw-away games and the casual person in Little Rock will just think its a conference game for the two teams.Quote:
Originally Posted by JeffHCross
Added that we as fans have struggled through times trying to get 6 games in Jonesboro and now that we've had that for several years, you throw that away for a FCS program and its absurd.
“Look At Me, Mr. Fucking Howdy Doody!”
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Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes
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Poor daughter looked absolutely mortified.
Regardless if his beef was legit or not, that was piss-poor leadership on his part.....sets a poor example for his players and of himself.
Does UNC have no standards at all when it comes to admittance policies? :smh: :fp:
Did UNC's Highsmith seriously plagiarize 11-year-olds?
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The following are excerpts of what Highsmith wrote last year for his class and what the 11-year-olds wrote eight years earlier for their peers, both provided by the News and Observer. You be the judge.
First Highsmith's: "Poultry farming is raising of turkeys, ducks, chicken and other fowl for meat or eggs. Poultry farms can be breeding farms where they raise poultry for meat, or layer farms where they produce eggs. The 'best' breeds depend on what you want from them. Good egg layers are Rhode Island Reds [brown eggs] and Leghorns [white eggs]."
Now the 11-year-olds': "Poultry farming is raising chickens, turkeys, ducks and other fowl for meat or eggs. Poultry farms can be: 1. Breeding farms where they raise poultry for meat, or 2. Layer farms where they produce eggs."
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Hard to judge "character" when admitting a student. :fp: worthy, sure, but plenty of college students (and even after college) plagiarize, and many don't even understand why it's wrong (or doing yourself a disservice, which is worse). I judge the kid for it, and it's certainly embarrassing for UNC, but I don't personally think it reflects on UNC at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes
For those that didn't see it live, Ohio State had some very opportune plays to get a game-tying, last-minute drive against Purdue.
One of them looked distinctly familiar.
http://assets.sbnation.com/assets/1617753/OSU2.png
Other than the running back sealing the edge on the right side, I'm pretty sure I know that play ...
lol. same thing for me at the :USC: a couple of weeks ago in seattle. i started seeing all of these plays that i knew from ncaa. there was one play in particular where USC came out in an ace big twins look, barkley rolled out and hit robert woods on the corner of a smash route combo (ace big twins, rollout smash is the play, i think). i told the guy in front of me that that play never works in the ncaa video game. he laughed and said, "ya, its an automatic sack every time." :DQuote:
Originally Posted by JeffHCross
btw, i think thats some kind of "flood" play.
Not sure if being intentionally vague, but yeah. It's most commonly found in NCAA as Shotgun Y-Trips - Strong Flood. There are a couple other formations it's in (though not in a lot of them that it should be). Even the backside crossing route looks dead on for Strong Flood.Quote:
Originally Posted by baseballplyrmvp
In fact, I think almost every play OSU called on that drive is in NCAA 13.
ya, i'm used to the shotgun trips flood plays. i think there's like 3 or 4 different ones in various shotgun formations. i knew it had a second word in its name; i just couldnt remember the other half of the name. but yeah, strong flood sounds and looks right.Quote:
Originally Posted by JeffHCross
Not actually college, rather High School but a high school in Miami had uniforms designed by ramjackson*
*yes these are real, no ramjackson didn't actually design them to my knowledge
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/A6EtfhqCUAEktos.png:large
Who wouldn't want to wear a uniform with a chief on your crotch?
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