I rarely root for Penn State but I want them to pull off the upset. I’m tired of the Mendoza and Indiana hype. They are nothing special.
Penn St - Indiana
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Yeah, he’s a lot. He does it way too much now. I appreciate the excitement, but save it for the right time.
priapism
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There are usually a lot of upsets in weeks 9-11. Teams get tired, injuries hamper them…loser teams rise up as they realize they have nothing to lose and the season is coming to an end.
I expect Oregon and Tamu to also lose today.
Tamu has had too many close games…Missouri is playing for a playoff spot at home. Oregon looks like they're getting tired. Iowa plays kind of like a decent UW team from the past, this year.
I expect Oregon and Tamu to also lose today.
Tamu has had too many close games…Missouri is playing for a playoff spot at home. Oregon looks like they're getting tired. Iowa plays kind of like a decent UW team from the past, this year.
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You're going to have games like that in a big season
Impressive winning drive to say the least
Bettors would make Bama the favorite but I think the Hoosiers would take them. Solid from top to bottom
Impressive winning drive to say the least
Bettors would make Bama the favorite but I think the Hoosiers would take them. Solid from top to bottom
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creepycoug
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Just going to drop here that Mendoza attended Mario's alma mater, Columbus HS, grew up a huge Cane, and Manny fucking Diaz broke his heart and told him he wasn't good enough to play at Miami but would make him an invited walk-on. Just didn't have enough stars for Manny.
A program that hasn't recruited and developed a decent QB in 30 years told the kid who I'd guess is the leader for the Heisman trophy that he wasn't good enough to recruit.
JFC.
I'll say it again: vast majority of these PE teachers are NOT GOOD AT THEIR JOB. If I were as bad at mine as most of them are at theirs, I'd have been canned and disbarred eons ago.
A program that hasn't recruited and developed a decent QB in 30 years told the kid who I'd guess is the leader for the Heisman trophy that he wasn't good enough to recruit.
JFC.
I'll say it again: vast majority of these PE teachers are NOT GOOD AT THEIR JOB. If I were as bad at mine as most of them are at theirs, I'd have been canned and disbarred eons ago.
This is true statement.
The insanity of paying these retards millions and millions of dollars never ceases to amaze me. The ADs have created this myth that there somehow college football coaches defy the laws of economics and there is a limited supply of coaches.
As long as there is high school, JUCO and lower division football, there is an unlimited supply of coaches. A never-ending supply.
creepycoug
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And that's because most of them are not really qualified or smart enough to do anything else that would fall into the category of a serious career. They really are not a smart bunch.
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I bet that not many of them are data driven types.