Bowl Games-Football of course!!

[mu_agd]

Originally posted by ISUKappa
Mr. ISUKappa and I are making the drive (14-16 hours, depending on who's driving) to Shreveport for the bowl game. Win or lose, I love my Cyclones.

GO REDHAWKS!!!

[trojangal]

Originally posted by OohTeenyWahine
Hawai`i meets the University of Alabama-Birmingham on Christmas Eve at the Hawai`i Bowl. I love game day Christmas mornings!

This is my "other alma mater"...did my graduate work at UAB. Coach up here knows his stuff pretty well.

Ought to be a good game!

[DeltaSigStan]

Originally posted by OohTeenyWahine

But anyway, this was an article from that 2001 game, we won 72-45 and ended BYU's hope for an undefeated season.

I remember that game! I just hadn't learn to despise/loathe/hate BYU so much yet.

Oh how it slightly stung me to cheer the spoiled brats of Troy on as they demolished the cult earlier this year.

[BobbyTheDon]

None of you fools better be dissin on Timmy Chang.

if you do I'll beat you up. i am the internet bouncer you know.

And he MAY get drafted, if he does it will be late rounds.

[KSig RC]

Originally posted by BobbyTheDon
None of you fools better be dissin on Timmy Chang.

if you do I'll beat you up. i am the internet bouncer you know.

And he MAY get drafted, if he does it will be late rounds.

someone will take a flier on him, prob 6th round - he's got as much potential as, say, ken dorsey. lots of guys with his physical profile (below-average size, average arm, very little experience in a pro-style offense) wind up being effective professional quarterbacks, but it's the exception rather than the rule - there are dozens of busts for every success story.

i'm not sure anyone should be compared to david klingler, though - what a beating

How the eff did this thread turn into a discussion about the not-BF?

Thanks a lot, Stan!

[Kevin]

Originally posted by KSig RC
someone will take a flier on him, prob 6th round - he's got as much potential as, say, ken dorsey. lots of guys with his physical profile (below-average size, average arm, very little experience in a pro-style offense) wind up being effective professional quarterbacks, but it's the exception rather than the rule - there are dozens of busts for every success story.

i'm not sure anyone should be compared to david klingler, though - what a beating

My honest opinion is that he'll be a wasted pick. He leads the history of the NCAA in interceptions. But someone might pick him up just to take a chance and see how he works out on the practice squad.

[DeltAlum]

In the past, a number of smaller QB's who are otherwise great athletes have been drafted as receivers or safeties and have done reasonably well.