This just in, Petey Carroll doesn't know anything about how the BCS system works. In much the same way he isn't aware about any transgressions...
excuse my post, I reread yours and I have no idea where I got that you implied OSU was dominating LSU early on. continue on....
How much does Coleman weight, and can he play OLB? Jones will start at SS for the next 2 seasons. That's just the facts.
This is good stuff. Miles is so so different under these relaxed atmospheres.
The JayB thing gave me goosebumps. Get well my man. Please.
Wow, that's the understatement of the century. Johnson (Sr) and Black (Jr) are all-SEC, both of these have a good chance at All-American honors...
I think that was Jim Gray regarding Pete Rose. And I don't think that was FOX, but NBC.
LSU is officially the team of the millenium.
Is it Best Damn Sports Show?
ouch. he needs to relinquish those duties. that offense has absolutely no creativity.
he visited the virgin islands i hear
Who is OSU's OC? He should be replaced. Seriously.
The best part about this move is that our defensive philosophy won't change. It may be tweaked, but the basics behind it will be the same....
Because OSU scored on a 65 yard run and a 30 yard pass to Saine set up a FG on what was already a short field, that did not translate into OSU...
I think this was on Best Damn Sports Show It's gonna replay late tonite. I assume he is referring to John Salley.
"Say hello to your heel, Achilles. A pudding-soft schedule did nothing to prepare OSU for its championship encounter. The Buckeyes dealt with boys...
Random thoughts: 1) You have to wonder if Flynn's shoulder was still an issue, as we only attempted one sorta long pass play and it wasn't...
I like the article title "LSU gets all Ned Beatty on Tosu's ass".
Here's my list: 1.2001 Hurricanes 2.2005 Longhorns 3.2004 Trojans 4.2003 Tigers 5.2000 Sooners 6.2007 Tigers 7.1999 Seminoles...
truth be told, this is the one area that Miles needs to get a lot better on He did it again against Tennessee for the SEC CG right before the...
