2010 College Football Thread - Page 6

knight_shadow · #1 09-11-2010, 07:57 PM

AHHHHH

GO BLUE!!!!!!!

NinjaPoodle · #2 09-12-2010, 02:11 PM

WHAT?!?!?!! CAL beat Colorado 52 -7!?!? DAAAAAAAYYYUUUUMMMM!

Benzgirl · #3 09-12-2010, 03:28 PM

The O's beat the F's!

AGDLynn · #4 09-18-2010, 03:29 AM

Hometown kid playing for the Irish!
http://www.leprechaunlegion.com/2010...-of-2011.html/

On one hand,

On the other hand,

I have never liked Notre Dame but at least it's not another SEC or ACC school.

IrishLake · #5 09-18-2010, 08:15 AM

Go Irish!!!!

Today is OSU vs OU. I'm cheering for the Bobcats!

AGDLynn · #6 09-18-2010, 11:58 AM

Read this in the local paper's "Soundoff" section and thought it was cute.
You could also change the fan to any team, lol.

What does a Tiger fan do after Auburn wins the national championsip?

Turn off the Playstation 3.

Gooooo Clemson Tigers!
And Georgia Bulldawgs and Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

(Oh and Atlanta Braves baseball!)

AGDLynn · #7 09-18-2010, 10:20 PM

Okay this is cool....I posted on an Alpha Gam's fb about an Atlanta radio station wanting Lambuth hats and jerseys (a week after they beat Georgia State). I didn't know her hubby was President of Lambuth!!

Psi U MC Vito · #8 09-19-2010, 03:40 AM

GO VANDALS!!!!!!!

AGDee · #9 09-20-2010, 06:51 AM

Awesome job this weekend Coach Dantonio. You made a very bold call and it paid off for Michigan State. We are saddened by the heart attack that you had after the game and even us Michigan fans are praying for a quick recovery.

So Go Blue! and Go Green! Go White!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNdCb...layer_embedded

Just in case you missed what is bound to be the best play in college football this season during the MSU-Notre Dame game

Shortly after the game, the coach, 54-year-old MARK DANTONIO, suffered a HEART ATTACK.He was rushed to a hospital in Lansing, Michigan, where doctors found a vessel to his heart was closed, and used a stent to re-open it.He's still in the hospital, and there's no word on when he might return to the team . . . so their offensive coordinator is taking over as interim head coach while he recovers.

AGDLynn · #10 09-25-2010, 10:04 PM

When it rains in Tuscaloosa, will the Alabama Tide turn into bubbles?

Preston327 · #11 09-26-2010, 01:34 AM

How the hell does my team lose to a winless team? FAU, you disappoint me. That interception in the fourth should never have been anywhere near the outside linebacker because he was playing zone like 10 yards in front of your receiver. Learn to make clutch passes

Oh well. At least my Wolverines beat up on Bowling Green, so I can be somewhat happy.

AGDLynn · #12 10-09-2010, 11:47 PM

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Originally Posted by AGDLynn

When it rains in Tuscaloosa, will the Alabama Tide turn into bubbles?

Yea!!!! So, I totally don't like Steve Spurrier but happy his team beat the Tide.

FINALLY, the Gators had had bad luck!!!

I am sooo tired of how it always seems they luck out at the last second.

Now, if that could extend to when the Dawgs play them.

GOOOO, MY TEAMS!

AOEforme · #13 09-26-2010, 08:23 AM

70-3!

(I can't brag too much though, because it wasn't conference and was slightly unfair. Next week, I will brag

)

southbymidwest · #14 09-26-2010, 03:52 PM

I feel bad for the MAC schools getting pounded by the Big 10 schools every year, but the bottom line for the MAC is money. Playing a Big 10 team in a Big 10 stadium means a significant check for the MAC member's athletic department, and can really impact their bottom line. Travel costs aren't too bad either- BG is about 1.5-2 hours from Ann Arbor. Ohio U is what, 2 hours from Columbus? I would imagine it is the same for other similar schools that play big SEC, ACC, etc. teams.

Preston327 · #15 09-26-2010, 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by southbymidwest

I feel bad for the MAC schools getting pounded by the Big 10 schools every year, but the bottom line for the MAC is money. Playing a Big 10 team in a Big 10 stadium means a significant check for the MAC member's athletic department, and can really impact their bottom line. Travel costs aren't too bad either- BG is about 1.5-2 hours from Ann Arbor. Ohio U is what, 2 hours from Columbus? I would imagine it is the same for other similar schools that play big SEC, ACC, etc. teams.

The experience can also be a positive. One of my brothers was on FAU's team, and he said playing Florida was great big-game experience because even though they (predictably) got crushed it gave them exposure to things like big-game atmosphere that we don't really get too much of in Sun Belt.