1st down... Move those chains.
UCLA just got hosed. Should be 1st down.
Thanks. I found it right before your reply.
What channel is this game on? It's not on my channel list.
I wonder how the faggie fan base like their 3rd and Chief.
I wasn't asked about letting them in, besides they invented the SEC. ;)
I wouldn't allow those sister fuckers in to the SEC if they wrote a billion dollar check to join.
I'm talking in other terms. Besides most of those markets are straight broke as shit, minus a few suburbs in both cities I doubt most of those...
Yeh but I hate Mizzou and they bring absolutely nothing to the table.
I'd rather dump Mizzou for GA Tech.
I want to see this vaunted and hungry LSU defense make Felipe Franks spend the entire evening planted on his ass, I hope he dreads going back out...
I just hate watching undisciplined football, and early penalties negated numerous points. But like I said, it's just the first game, a lot of new...
That's in the small of the back for viewing pleasure.
An easy fix. This was the first game with a lot of 1st time players seeing the field. Mistakes are bound to happen, i'm pretty confident a lot of...
I expected a 41-6 thrashing... and honestly the score should've been in the 40's. As far as the stats for the game go, I was about right. Didn't...
Considering BYU's starting field position was roughly around the 15-20 after LSU's mostly inability to kick it out of the end zone i'd agree. Also...
Eh, i'd be a little more generous than that. Towards the end of the game, the BYU returner took it at the goal line, and was upended on the 10...
I thought the same thing, especially on the 1st two possessions. It does seem they made point to address that specifically at half time. Penalties...
Sometimes it takes some adversity to force individuals to step up and make plays. Last night the LSU defense stepped up and showed they're ready....
I saw from the 1st possession last night that this is a new offense under Canada and expect great things from this unit. The offense will only get...
