Nash Roberts can predict the path of a hurricane from his window using a paper clip and fishing wire.
Great. Now he just needs to catch the ball.
Game stopped. Herman got hungry and ate a AR St linebacker.
We'll see them both next week, unless one is playing very well and the game is still close. It's the last game we have to make a decision for the...
The team's focus should be on Arkansas State. Our focus can be whatever we want it to be. It's just one day after as ugly a win as I've ever seen....
Well no one can argue that Russell did no look at least as good as Randall last night, and probably better, even though the numbers are pretty...
Webster looked really effected by the field. He slipped and slid all over the place.
I recall some badly dropped passes from Addai. He can get open but he needs to learn how to handle a bullet thrown by Russell.
I heard some nasty rumors that our season was supposed to start this week. Not true! The season starts next week vs Arkansas St. 7:00 PM in Baton...
Some of those incompletes were good passes. Overall, his accuracy still needs much work. I don't feel comfortable with either of them but would...
ALL the top teams are struggling.
Am I the only one who feels that way? Damn if it doesn't feel like yesterday that we won the NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP! I still have to pinch myself...
Could not have happened to a nicer guy. I can never respect Francione after the way he treated Saban two years ago.
From the USC boards: :lol:
Post from USC board from a Nevada fan:
Dig that awesome USC D! :lol:
Jesus Christ I hope the SEC refs aren't like this all year.
Sunday, Aug. 22, 2004 8:33 a.m. EDT Kerry Campaign Won't Fire MoveOn Staffer The Kerry campaign is gloating this weekend over the resignation...
LOL so let me get this straight. Rood's ONLY point of departure from the Swifties is that the person wasn't a teenager? That's it? Oh boy that...
Well if the Islamists ever adopt the tactic of recruiting teenagers to wear loinclothes and flee from our troops at every opportunity, I think...
