He was the only one that dared to say that the Sugar Bowl was meaningless to anyone who wasn’t a Michigan/VT fan. Seeing the replays, I would agree that wasn’t a touchdown catch, but that kicker did jump before the snap. Whatever though. At the end of the day, the only difference between the Sugar Bowl and the Hawaii Bowl is a few million dollars.
vick 2.0?
His INT numbers are on pace with Vick’s.
Pretty much mine, except for two: I have UCLA over Houston (not sure about it yet) and BYU over Ole Miss.
I say Will Muschamp because of what the SEC East looks like right now.
Go to Montana. It’s on your list of schools I believe. You can go in there and start this season. Montana isn’t just some Division II school. They are the most dominant Division II school out there presently. So why waste two years of your life at a mediocre FBS school when you can have a shot at winning it all with Montana. I’m not seeing an NFL future in your career anyways.
Someone will have to explain to me why #3 is in a blue jersey with everyone else in white.
Brady Hoke will be the new head coach of the Wolverines. Hoke has spent the past several seasons at San Diego State University. Hoke had a fairly successful year at SDSU. He spent five years at Michigan being their defensive coordinator, and let’s face it, they need a defensive mind there. Hoke also spent some time coaching under Jack Harbaugh.
ESPN has a fantasy game called “Bowl Mania” that’s set up very much like College Pick’em. It has all the bowl games there for you to choose from and to put them in order of confidence. I made my selections today and was surprised to find out after that I only picked 2 SEC schools to win their bowl games: Tennessee and Arkansas. I might go back through and edit them, but maybe not. I just didn’t favor them in certain match-ups. The only one I’m really thinking about changing is the Mississippi State/Michigan game.
Playing against Boise State on their blue field (or for the sake of the argument, Eastern Washington on the Inferno), or playing against a team like Michigan or Tennessee with 100,000+ screaming fans?
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