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Originally Posted by sammyg2 (Post 3493851)

Reminds me of a group of old drunk tards who hang out in a dank bar 16 hours a day, arguing about something stupid. They ran out of brain cells long ago so the best they can do is throw out insults instead of intelligent sentences.

I think you just wrote the mission statement for OT!:D

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Originally Posted by BeyGon (Post 3493519)

You guys started this with your beating on USC because someone lists them as number one and you just can't stand it. Just trying to help you out.

YEAH Mule, what are you thinking dude? Booty came out and threw for 28/35!

(special message to Mule: Hey, let them have their glory, but we wont tell them where Booty went to to high school, OK? It was a little private Christian school, can't blame him for wanting to get away from home and be a "big fish in a medium-sized pond".;)

(Evangel HS, Shreveport, La.)...Don't let them know, OK?

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Originally Posted by sammyg2 (Post 3493851)

BTW, fake field goal? What's up with that, it smacked of desperation. It worked well but not what I would expect from a team in the top 5.

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In addition to the score being 28-16 (minus 7 for the fake FG still 21-16) Ol' Ball Coach ran a double reverse option pass. I think Miles wanted to give Spurrier some of his own medicine with a gadget.

Also, did you notice how the LSU kicker out ran the entire SC defense? That's TEAM speed for you. ;)

You must not have watched the game or you'd know that LSU played much of their backups also. Dorsey (the top defensive player in the NCAA) was drinking Gatorade for most of the fourth quarter.

Face it bro, there is no argument that USC plays a far inferior schedule to anything SEC team's face. There are seven games on the schedule for every one tough opponent USC plays.

In theory, the SEC is the AFC of NCAA Football. Now I'm not at all insinuating that USC is not one of the TOP programs in the country. The fact remains though they are rarely tested and when they are tested, they sometimes lose just like other great Teams. If they played a tougher schedule (SEC), RARELY would they finish undefeated.

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Originally Posted by sammyg2 (Post 3493851)

I was pleasantly surprized when SC came out throwing yesterday. They stuck to the running game against the huskers and people wondered what was wrong with the passing game. Well, evidently nothing is wrong with it. 28 for 35, 10 for 11 on the opening drive certainly made a statement. My bet is that Carroll scripted it that way to shut up the critics who don't understand that SC can pretty much do whatever they want on offense. It doesn't really matter who they play. Like going an entire game with no punts (and no trick plays) even with the second or third string in the game during much of the 4th quarter.

A lot of teams can impose their will on WA State. Did I tell you I can outrun everybody at the special Olympics? That doesn't make me a track star.