LovelandBuckeye
You never lose to those pricks. Ever. Ever. - UFM
Hopefully not like that kid at Nebraska.
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Hopefully not like that kid at Nebraska.
Nutriaitch
Retired Super Hero
im hoping its not like that concussed kid that Brady Hoke left in a game.
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Nutriaitch
Retired Super Hero
Auburn week.
this will either be fun or painful.
and with this team and staff, both are entirely possible.
this will either be fun or painful.
and with this team and staff, both are entirely possible.
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Nutriaitch
Retired Super Hero
yep.
play like liquid doghsit for a long stretch.
have Auburn out-suck is at the end.
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OREGONSOCKPUPPET
It's Puppet Time!
The kid that Brady Hoke left in was already concussed/retarded before that hit.
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OREGONSOCKPUPPET
It's Puppet Time!
Nice win today mr tiger. Please tell LSU sock puppet congrats as well.
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LSU lead the NCAA last year with just 8 turnovers the entire season.
They lead again with 0 so far this year, and that’s having played two Top 10 teams already.
They lead again with 0 so far this year, and that’s having played two Top 10 teams already.
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Hey guys,
My husband has a theory I'd like to get some thoughts on. I keep telling him this is incredibly unlikely.... and untrue. However, I do have some doubts perhaps you could help dispel as to why.
So, he thinks if we were to end up facing LSU in the post season (whether it be in a bowl game or semi-final/Championship) they'd have an advantage due to the JB transfer. Let's be honest, if the teams turn out to be on equal footing (similar records, whatever) the committee could find it to be an attractive match-up simply for this reason.
My husband keeps saying, however, JB knows how Meyer works, what his moves are and general plays (he even went as far as to say he knows our playbook). Our team is better than LSU's as far as talent IMO. But, JB was on our team and played on the field with some of the same players. Would this give them an advantage? How much does JB really know after transferring this season?
My husband has a theory I'd like to get some thoughts on. I keep telling him this is incredibly unlikely.... and untrue. However, I do have some doubts perhaps you could help dispel as to why.
So, he thinks if we were to end up facing LSU in the post season (whether it be in a bowl game or semi-final/Championship) they'd have an advantage due to the JB transfer. Let's be honest, if the teams turn out to be on equal footing (similar records, whatever) the committee could find it to be an attractive match-up simply for this reason.
My husband keeps saying, however, JB knows how Meyer works, what his moves are and general plays (he even went as far as to say he knows our playbook). Our team is better than LSU's as far as talent IMO. But, JB was on our team and played on the field with some of the same players. Would this give them an advantage? How much does JB really know after transferring this season?
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