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Old 09-03-2006, 05:21 PM
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And on the other end of the spectrum, you have the Big 12. Holy [censored] what a mess.

Colorado lost to Montana State. It looks like they were dominated. by MONTANA STATE. hahahahahaha. Ummm, Dan Hawkins? wtf.

Kansas State was ougained and defeated 1AA Illinois State by 1 point. How embarrassing.

Iowa State, a supposed contender for the Big 12 north, went to triple overtime with Toledo. If you're supposed to be winning your division in a BCS conference, you shouldn't be going to overtime, at home, against a mid-major with a new QB.

OU beat perennial powerhouse UAB by a whopping 7 points. They were losing in the 3rd quarter.

Texas A&M struggled against the Citadel, even if the score was 35-3. They have issues.

Nebraska, Texas, and Tech all looked good, but they do not make up for the suckitude of the above teams.
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