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The Bar => Sports => Topic started by: Odin's Hand on November 21, 2009, 09:30:13 AM
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Sooners have a big test early today in Lubbock. We'll see if they can finally get a road win besides KU. I am interested in this KSU and NU game, also. Texas will blow out KU.
Anything big going on in the other conferences?
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Texas A&M and Baylor. Looking for an Aggie win after two disappointing weeks.
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Not a lot of highly ranked teams facing off against one another, but I'm sure something will surprise me today.
Oregon at Arizona could be a decent battle, as could Cal/Stanford.
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Oklahoma 3, Texas Tech 3, first quarter.
Oklahoma State 31, Colorado 28, final.
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Ohio State 14, Michigan 3, second quarter.
Minnesota 0, Iowa 9, second quarter.
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Oklahoma 6, Texas Tech 3, second quarter.
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Oklahoma 6, Texas Tech 10, second quarter.
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Oooops.
Oklahoma 6, Texas Tech 17, second quarter.
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Ohio State 14, Michigan 10, third quarter.
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Minnesota 0, Iowa 12, third quarter.
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Ohio State 21, Michigan 10, third quarter.
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Iowa State 0, Missouri 6, first quarter.
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Iowa State 0, Missouri 7, first quarter.
Wonder why that extra point took so long to kick.
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Iowa State 7, Missouri 7, first quarter.
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Iowa State 7, Missouri 10, first quarter.
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Oklahoma 6, Texas Tech 24, third quarter.
Damn.
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Oklahoma 6, Texas Tech 27, third quarter.
Double damn.
I wonder what's up with this.
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Augh... :banghead:
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Iowa State 10, Missouri 10, second quarter.
Not a good day in the Big 12.
Or at least it seems to be starting out that way.
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Ohio State 21, Michigan 10, final.
I wonder why Ohio State had so many problems today.
Minnesota 0, Iowa 12, final.
Ditto as above.
There doesn't appear to be any runaways today.
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Oh, triple damn.
Oklahoma 6, Texas Tech 34, fourth quarter.
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Iowa State 17, Missouri 10, half-time.
NOT a good day in the Big 12.
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Purdue 7, Indiana 0, first quarter.
Wisconsin 0, Northwestern 7, first quarter.
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Baylor 0, Texas A & M 7, first quarter.
Oklahoma 13, Texas Tech 34, fourth quarter.
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Iowa State 17, Missouri 17, third quarter.
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Purdue 14, Indiana 0, first quarter.
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Ohio State 21, Michigan 10, final.
I wonder why Ohio State had so many problems today.
As someone born and raised in Michigan - Rich Rodriquez - What can be said about the worst Michigan coach in 50 years. :bawl: My vote is to eat the rest of his contract and fire the empty jacket, but they will propbably extend his contract - :banghead: but until he is no longer the "coach" [sic], this lifetime Michigan fan is gone, glad I now live in AL. Ohio State undoubtedly sent the JV team from Columbus High School, to play and toy with the Wolverines, in Ann Arbor.
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Iowa State 17, Missouri 24, third quarter.
Baylor 3, Texas A & M 7, first quarter.
Oklahoma 13, Texas Tech 40, fourth quarter.
I don't think Oklahoma alas is going to pull this out, less than a minute remaining in the game. Damn.
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Oklahoma 13, Texas Tech 41, final.
Damn damn damn damn.
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Wisconsin 0, Northwestern 10, first quarter.
Purdue 14, Indiana 0, first quarter.
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Iowa State 24, Missouri 24, third quarter.
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Wisconsin 7, Northwestern 14, second quarter.
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Baylor 3, Texas A & M 14, first quarter.
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Arizona State 0, UCLA 7, first quarter.
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Ohio State 21, Michigan 10, final.
I wonder why Ohio State had so many problems today.
No problems. The game was never in doubt, just played conservatively, allowing Michigan to lose through multiple turnovers. People will complain, because most of them had to lay 12 or 12.5 points. Now 2191 days since a loss to Michigan.
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Wisconsin 14, Northwestern 10, second quarter.
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Baylor 3, Texas A & M 21, second quarter.
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Iowa State 24, Missouri 27, fourth quarter.
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Wisconsin 14, Northwestern 17, second quarter.
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Purdue 21, Indiana 0, second quarter.
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Oooops.
Penn State 7, Michigan State 0, second quarter.
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Wisconsin 14, Northwestern 24, second quarter.
Purdue 21, Indiana 7, second quarter.
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Arizona State 7, UCLA 7, first quarter.
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Iowa State 24, Missouri 34, fourth quarter.
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Penn State 7, Michigan State 7, second quarter.
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Wisconsin 14, Northwestern 27, second quarter.
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Arizona State 7, UCLA 10, second quarter.
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Iowa State 24, Missouri 34, final.
Whew.
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Purdue 28, Indiana 7, third quarter.
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Oregon State 7, Washington State 0, first quarter.
Not augering well.
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Arizona State 7, UCLA 17, second quarter.
Oregon State 7, Washington State 3, first quarter.
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Baylor 3, Texas A & M 24, third quarter.
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Penn State 14, Michigan State 7, third quarter.
Damn.
Wisconsin 17, Northwestern 27, third quarter.
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Oregon State 14, Washington State 3, first quarter.
Damn.
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Purdue 28, Indiana 14, third quarter.
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Arizona State 7, UCLA 20, half-time.
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Wisconsin 24, Northwestern 27, third quarter.
Tightening up.
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Purdue 31, Indiana 14, third quarter.
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Penn State 21, Michigan State 7, third quarter.
Oooopsoooopsoooops, not looking good.
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Wisconsin 24, Northwestern 30, third quarter.
Damn, these games are tight today.
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Oregon State 21, Washington State 3, second quarter.
It's a bad day in the Pacific 10 today.
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Penn State 28, Michigan State 7, third quarter.
God seems to have forgotten the Big 10 today.
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Looking like a Texas Bowl bid for OU. :banghead:
Bring on next season!
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Baylor 3, Texas A & M 31, fourth quarter.
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Wisconsin 24, Northwestern 33, fourth quarter.
Purdue 31, Indiana 21, fourth quarter.
Penn State 35, Michigan State 7, third quarter.
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Wisconsin 31, Northwestern 33, fourth quarter.
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Baylor 3, Texas A & M 38, fourth quarter.
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Oregon State 21, Washington State 10, half-time.
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Purdue 38, Indiana 21, fourth quarter.
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A&M gets the turnover on their own 3! Take it back down! Aggies have one more TD in them. :hyper:
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Baylor 3, Texas A & M 38, final.
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Penn State 42, Michigan State 7, fourth quarter.
franksolich is undergoing a substantial increase in secretions from the lachrymal glands about this. Damn.
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Penn State 42, Michigan State 14, fourth quarter.
Purdue 38, Indiana 21, final.
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Arizona State 7, UCLA 23, fourth quarter.
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Wisconsin 31, Northwestern 33, final.
No blow-outs anywhere today.
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Penn State 42, Michigan State 14, final.
That wraps up the Big 10 for today, folks.
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Florida 62
FIU 3
:o
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Arizona State 13, UCLA 23, fourth quarter.
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Florida 62
FIU 3
:o
Oh yeah.
That one.
I forgot.
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I have to head out now, with the Arizona State-UCLA game, and the Oregon State-Washington State game still undecided.
The only remaining important games of the day are Kansas at Texas and Kansas State at Nebraska, so no need to worry.
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Ole Miss finally beats LSU in Oxford after 11 years.
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I have to head out now, with the Arizona State-UCLA game, and the Oregon State-Washington State game still undecided.
The only remaining important games of the day are Kansas at Texas and Kansas State at Nebraska, so no need to worry.
Pac-10 has a night game with Rose Bowl implications. (step toward finding out who the Buckeye's will face)
Of course here in my neck of the woods we don't get to see that game, sigh. (who in Ohio want's to see Texas kick the crap out of Kansas?)
Cincy has a bye week... sigh again.
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Should have mentioned... that Pac10 game is Arizona vs. Oregon.
Anyone know where the Duck's are ranked? Top 10?
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Should have mentioned... that Pac10 game is Arizona vs. Oregon.
Anyone know where the Duck's are ranked? Top 10?
11th.
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11th.
Thanks. I just went to check the ol' BCS page and see that Oregon State is at #19 with an outside shot at winning the Pac 10. That would be good news for Cincinnati who beat the Beavers on the road this year. (quality win-wise) I guess I have to pull for Zona tonight and the Beavers to upset the Ducks later on. Hmmm.
Sucks not having the game aired here. Stupid local networks. Really stupid local networks... that goes for NFL game selection too. Farkers. :banghead:
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Desert Swarm, baby! F*ck the Ducks!
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Halfway through 3rd quarter....TN 24 - Vanderbilt 13
:-)
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Thanks. I just went to check the ol' BCS page and see that Oregon State is at #19 with an outside shot at winning the Pac 10. That would be good news for Cincinnati who beat the Beavers on the road this year. (quality win-wise) I guess I have to pull for Zona tonight and the Beavers to upset the Ducks later on. Hmmm.
Sucks not having the game aired here. Stupid local networks. Really stupid local networks... that goes for NFL game selection too. Farkers. :banghead:
I'd like to see the Dawgs win the Pac 10... Actually, I'd like to see the Dawgs win... :thatsright:
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AZ up on UO by 7 with 3 left.
Yep, Texas...blowout city over KU.
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Son of a...going to OT.
ETA: TD Oregon...
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Second OT.
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Well, it's up to Oregon State to keep the Duck F*cks out of the Rose Bowl, now.
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Yeah, other than with UCLA winning, God was not good to the Pacific 10 yesterday.
I was immensely gratified that Ohio State won in the Big 10, but somewhat discombobulated that Penn State won its game too.
I guess Nebraska is the Big 12 top champion, no matter the outcome of the game against Colorado later this week, and that Texas is the Big 12 bottom champion.
It surprises the Hell out of me, Nebraska being 8-3 at the moment.
If memory serves me correctly, the Big 12 championship game is down in Texas, meaning Texas has the home-field and home-crowd advantage. NCAA football really needs to do something about finding truly neutral sites for such games.
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It surprises the Hell out of me, Nebraska being 8-3 at the moment.
What surprises you? I thought that you were pretty high on Bo Pelini coming in there and restoring Nebraska football. Maybe that he brought them back to respectability so fast?
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Maybe that he brought them back to respectability so fast?
I'm not so sure we're back into respectability "so fast;" it's a long road to go yet.
Remember the records Nebraska had, that the former athletic director threw away:
(a) consecutive winning seasons (about 42 of them, in a row)
(b) consecutive bowl appearances (about 37 of them, in a row)
(c) consecutive wins over Oklahoma State (more than 40, in a row)
(d) consecutive wins over Kansas (more than 40, in a row)
(e) consecutive wins over Missouri (about 25 of them, in a row)
There's others, too, but it's Sunday morning.
The sole record Nebraska still possesses is (f) consecutive stadium sell-outs in Lincoln (dating back to 1962), which is nickel-and-dime stuff compared with the above.
We've got a long ways to go, to get back into respectability.
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I'm not so sure we're back into respectability "so fast;" it's a long road to go yet.
Remember the records Nebraska had, that the former athletic director threw away:
(a) consecutive winning seasons (about 42 of them, in a row)
(b) consecutive bowl appearances (about 37 of them, in a row)
(c) consecutive wins over Oklahoma State (more than 40, in a row)
(d) consecutive wins over Kansas (more than 40, in a row)
(e) consecutive wins over Missouri (about 25 of them, in a row)
There's others, too, but it's Sunday morning.
The sole record Nebraska still possesses is (f) consecutive stadium sell-outs in Lincoln (dating back to 1962), which is nickel-and-dime stuff compared with the above.
We've got a long ways to go, to get back into respectability.
Nebraska went the same route as Michigan. They wanted that "exciting" football that ESPN likes, which works once in a coach's career when he has the perfect personnel for it, and no bad weather games. Hopefully, they will recover from that idiocy much more quickly than Michigan (who, we pray, will never recover). Nebraska is on the right track, with former Buckeye DB Mark Pelini on the job.
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Ole Miss finally beats LSU in Oxford after 11 years.
Exciting game. Especially with all of the officials trying to screw over Ole Miss. A few calls that were clearly BS:
Shay Hodge was PUSHED out of bounds and came back into play to catch a TD, only to be ruled OOB. You can come back into play if you're pushed out.
Another one, we had a guy dive into the end zone with an LSU defender about 1' away, that was called back on a dead ball foul and placed at the 30. Why? They claimed "showboating", I.e. Unsportsmanlike Conduct.
Another, Shay Hodge with a knee DOWN and had the ball stripped and it was called a fumble.
That game should have been about 35-23, but not likely if they called correctly as LSU's team would have been demoralized.
SEC Officials=Worst in the NCAA.
.....but.......about that game:
Could this be revenge for the 1972 matchup?
1972 - Jones to Davis;. "The Night The Clock Stopped" -- #6 LSU survived an upset bid from unranked Ole Miss in Tiger Stadium by winning the game on a TD pass from QB Bert Jones to RB Brad Davis. Ole Miss fans say the 1972 contest featured a few seconds of free football. The Tigers trailed the Rebels 16-10 with four seconds to play. After a lengthy incompletion by Jones, the game clock still showed one second remaining. The Tigers used the precious second to win the game on the "last play," 17-16. The home-clock advantage inspired a sign at the Louisiana state line reading, "You are now entering Louisiana. Set your clocks back four seconds."
2009 - With one second left on the game clock, the score Ole Miss 25-23 and LSU on the Ole Miss 6-yard line, all LSU needed to do was kick a field goal for the win. Instead, they snapped the ball and then spiked it while the last second ticked off the clock. This preserved the win for Ole Miss in Oxford, Ole Miss' first win at home against LSU since 1998.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnolia_Bowl
The Lord doth work in mysterious ways. :evillaugh:
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The Lord doth work in mysterious ways. :evillaugh:
Yes, the Lord doth.
I'll never forget the Nebraska-Penn State game of, I think, 1983, when a Penn State player stepped out of bounds while running with the football, but then the officials mysteriously expanded the width of the football field a few inches, at that end.
Nebraska lost that game, but beat the Hell out of Penn State the next year.
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SEC Officials=Worst in the NCAA
Well, they may have been bad in this game, but I don't believe all the earlier hoohah this season over missed SEC calls was not a sign of incompetence. They were deliberately protecting Florida and Alabama from upsets, to guarantee the winner of the SEC championship game would go to the national championship game. I don't think those calls were missed, they were deliberate, because they were worth millions of dollars to the conference.