best New Mexico Bowl ever?
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jordo212000
agreed. That's the million dollar question. Literally. :rolleyes:ytownfootball wrote:
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- OSU couldn't stop Navy, so how could they stop actual football players?dazedconfused wrote: so are you going to go on record that you wouldn't watch to see if:
- ohio state could curtail ga tech's option at home
- how the blue turf in boise would affect the hokies
- is florida's speed too much for penn state in the swamp
- the autzen zoo will be too tough for the hawkeyes to handle
- tcu can initiate the first step of their march through the sec conference at home against the bayou bengals
- or if cmu could get revenge against brian kelly for leaving them three seasons ago
- Va Tech will get pummeled by UT in Atlanta, so I'd imagine they'd lose to Boise even if it were played on Mars
- The humidity in Gainesville would kill the average human, so Penn State would slowly suffocate
- Iowa plays in a bunch of country-club atmospheres during the season, so Autzen would be too much
- TCU would only need to be facing less than a 3rd-and-37 (or whatever the limits of "3rd and Chavis" is) to keep drives alive
- Central Michigan would pull up exactly like what happened to Ball State
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jordo212000
The wildcard in the LSU-TCU scenario is Les Miles. LSU better hope they blow TCU's doors off because you don't want Miles anywhere close to a 2 minute drill situation. One of the biggest meltdowns I've ever watched. Spiking the ball with a running clock that is at 0.01 seconds is sheer coaching geniusNNN wrote:
- OSU couldn't stop Navy, so how could they stop actual football players?
- Va Tech will get pummeled by UT in Atlanta, so I'd imagine they'd lose to Boise even if it were played on Mars
- The humidity in Gainesville would kill the average human, so Penn State would slowly suffocate
- Iowa plays in a bunch of country-club atmospheres during the season, so Autzen would be too much
- TCU would only need to be facing less than a 3rd-and-37 (or whatever the limits of "3rd and Chavis" is) to keep drives alive
- Central Michigan would pull up exactly like what happened to Ball State
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Classyposter58Lol what an epic clash of the titans. Im telling you these games are a joke now
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That's not really a wild card; LSU can't and won't do it, and any team facing a John Chavis-orchestrated defense can move the ball from anywhere to anywhere at any time.jordo212000 wrote: The wildcard in the LSU-TCU scenario is Les Miles. LSU better hope they blow TCU's doors off because you don't want Miles anywhere close to a 2 minute drill situation. One of the biggest meltdowns I've ever watched. Spiking the ball with a running clock that is at 0.01 seconds is sheer coaching genius
Trust me, I saw the guy's body of work over a 15-year span at Tennessee...all of us who wear orange know what his weaknesses are. And when fan bases, who as a general rule are largely made up of people who have no idea about what goes into success, know exactly how to combat something, trouble is on the way. -
TiernanThat pot thing looks like something my 89 yr old grt-aunt would put fake flowers in. But it was kinda entertaining game.