2011 College Football "The Real been hacked!!!!" .

[theswagofsweetjones]

Originally Posted by 10508 Cardo Jr Ln

Originally Posted by FlaHustler1024

Originally Posted by 10508 Cardo Jr Ln




someone did us a favor..? with the schedule..? Is that a Tebag worshipper talkin about another teams schedule...? idc who we play, but it is in our favor this year, just like UF not playing any OOC games outside of the state of Florida in prolly 10-20 years 

 scarey bums

ANYWAY...anyone playing us, meet 1 of your problems.

Big Kwame

6'6 350 HOLLL DAT B

We bout to demolish BSU, their starting C is playing with a banged up knee and the backup is a True Frosh 

Noskey, Richt gon be here for atleast the next 6 years 

Tebow > any puppy QB ever

Weak OOC schedule and it's still enough to hand y'all that annual L in Duval 

Why you keep posting them 2nd string bums, #99 ain't no factor 

2nd String..? 

 Soon you'll understand. All good things must come to an end 

 I would be more concerned with that upcoming NCAA investigation....

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[theswagofsweetjones]

Originally Posted by 10508 Cardo Jr Ln

Originally Posted by FlaHustler1024

Originally Posted by 10508 Cardo Jr Ln




someone did us a favor..? with the schedule..? Is that a Tebag worshipper talkin about another teams schedule...? idc who we play, but it is in our favor this year, just like UF not playing any OOC games outside of the state of Florida in prolly 10-20 years 

 scarey bums

ANYWAY...anyone playing us, meet 1 of your problems.

Big Kwame

6'6 350 HOLLL DAT B

We bout to demolish BSU, their starting C is playing with a banged up knee and the backup is a True Frosh 

Noskey, Richt gon be here for atleast the next 6 years 

Tebow > any puppy QB ever

Weak OOC schedule and it's still enough to hand y'all that annual L in Duval 

Why you keep posting them 2nd string bums, #99 ain't no factor 

2nd String..? 

 Soon you'll understand. All good things must come to an end 

 I would be more concerned with that upcoming NCAA investigation....

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[juicy j 32]

Damn. Hasn't Arizona had a ton of injuries already too?

Those Michigan jerseys are straight butt crack. I'm not sure which is worse, the Michigan ones or the UGA ones.

 

[juicy j 32]

Damn. Hasn't Arizona had a ton of injuries already too?

Those Michigan jerseys are straight butt crack. I'm not sure which is worse, the Michigan ones or the UGA ones.

 

[gunna get it]

Rumors in Knoxville about Miami commit trent Taylor (DE) from Lakeland, flipping to tennessee real soon.

 

[gunna get it]

Rumors in Knoxville about Miami commit trent Taylor (DE) from Lakeland, flipping to tennessee real soon.

 

[T0INE]

Oregon's and Boise's PC unis.

Boise's white helmet is clean.

Looking forward to seeing the rest.

Football season around the corner.

 

[T0INE]

Oregon's and Boise's PC unis.

Boise's white helmet is clean.

Looking forward to seeing the rest.

Football season around the corner.

 

[5am6oody72]

 

[5am6oody72]

 

[renegade34474]

^^^^

 

[renegade34474]

^^^^

 

[mr marcus]

Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT

Rumors in Knoxville about Miami commit trent Taylor (DE) from Lakeland, flipping to tennessee real soon.

take him 

 

[mr marcus]

Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT

Rumors in Knoxville about Miami commit trent Taylor (DE) from Lakeland, flipping to tennessee real soon.

take him 

 

[elcatfisho]

Originally Posted by 5am6oody72

cold

 

[elcatfisho]

Originally Posted by 5am6oody72

cold

 

[caerus]

Originally Posted by N ll K 3

Back to the subject at hand, I like Oregon's uni's more than Boise's. Both are nice, but UO takes the cake for me.

This.  I felt it move a little bit. 

These right here can go head to head w/ all of these, though:

No homer.

 

[caerus]

Originally Posted by N ll K 3

Back to the subject at hand, I like Oregon's uni's more than Boise's. Both are nice, but UO takes the cake for me.

This.  I felt it move a little bit. 

These right here can go head to head w/ all of these, though:

No homer.

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

Originally Posted by Mr Marcus

Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT

Rumors in Knoxville about Miami commit trent Taylor (DE) from Lakeland, flipping to tennessee real soon.

take him 

You don't really mean that. Taylor is an animal and is one of the very few elite kids y'all have nabbed.

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

Originally Posted by Mr Marcus

Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT

Rumors in Knoxville about Miami commit trent Taylor (DE) from Lakeland, flipping to tennessee real soon.

take him 

You don't really mean that. Taylor is an animal and is one of the very few elite kids y'all have nabbed.

 

[CJ616]

Originally Posted by Caerus

Originally Posted by N ll K 3

Back to the subject at hand, I like Oregon's uni's more than Boise's. Both are nice, but UO takes the cake for me.

This.  I felt it move a little bit. 

These right here can go head to head w/ all of these, though:

No homer.

These are terrible!

 

[CJ616]

Originally Posted by Caerus

Originally Posted by N ll K 3

Back to the subject at hand, I like Oregon's uni's more than Boise's. Both are nice, but UO takes the cake for me.

This.  I felt it move a little bit. 

These right here can go head to head w/ all of these, though:

No homer.

These are terrible!

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

Texas A&M Preview

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The Countdown
[h2]No. 10: Texas A&M[/h2][h4]By Paul Myerberg   //   Aug 25, 2011[/h4]

Welcome to College Station: don’t forget your folding chairs. And your military regalia, love of dogs and knowledge of — don’t hate the messenger — puzzling chants and yells. Pucker up after every touchdown; cheer your voice hoarse for the 12th man; rally behind a one-two backfield punch nearly unparalleled in college football; welcome back a senior quarterback, once again; and rise and welcome a coach who has rapidly transformed from a punch line to a perfect fit. It’s turn back the clock year in College Station, as after the darkest decade in generations the Aggies have reclaimed some of the luster lost during rival Texas’s monstrous revival under Mack Brown. Welcome back to College Station: happy days are here again.

Conference
Big 12

Location
College Station, Tex.

Nickname
Aggies

Returning starters
18 (10 offense, 8 defense)

Last year’s ranking
No. 34

2010 record
(9-4, 6-2)

Last year’s
re-ranking
No. 21

2011 schedule

• Sept. 4
  S.M.U.
• Sept. 17
  Idaho
• Sept. 24
  Oklahoma St.
• Oct. 1
  Arkansas (in Arlington, Tex.)
• Oct. 8
  at Texas Tech
• Oct. 15
  Baylor
• Oct. 22
  at Iowa St.
• Oct. 29
  Missouri
• Nov. 5
  at Oklahoma
• Nov. 12
  at Kansas St.
• Nov. 19
  Kansas
• Nov. 24
  Texas

[h3]Last year’s prediction[/h3]
Surely, this team has turned a corner. (Still), Texas A&M is not yet ready for prime time. While the rest of the offense is in wonderful shape, the defense has yet to prove itself capable of stopping any offense of consequence. This group will be improved, and landing DeRuyter may end up being a coup, but the defense continues to face question marks alone the line and in the secondary. It’s clear that the Aggies have improved, and this improvement will reveal itself in the win column. Eight wins should be expected, thanks to this offense and a schedule conducive to early success. It will be nice to see the Aggies winning games again, especially after the last three years. Having said that, this program remains a season away from having the depth and top-to-bottom talent to challenge the Sooners and Longhorns in the Big 12.

[h3]2010 recap[/h3]
In a nutshell Let’s reverse the regular season, pitting Texas A&M against Texas to start the year and moving backwards through time: in this hypothetical, Texas A&M is ranked in the top three nationally once we reach the midway point. Disagree? Take a glance at what the Aggies achieved over the final half of the regular season: wins over Texas, Baylor, Texas Tech and Kansas, and extremely impressive home wins over Oklahoma and Nebraska, the latter pair coming over the first three weeks of November. It’s merely a hypothetical, but one that does illustrate just how impressive the Aggies were down the stretch, erasing the foul taste of a three-game losing streak that had the team staring at a .500 mark through six games. In the process, Mike Sherman has the program and its fans in the recently infrequently habit of thinking big: after rejuvenating the program over the second half of 2010, the Aggies are eying a national championship run in 2011.

High point Six straight wins to end the season. The contenders for finest moment: a 33-19 win over Oklahoma, a 9-6 win over Nebraska and a 24-17 win in Austin over the hated Longhorns. At another program, I’d think the win over Nebraska — complete with the best home crowd of the F.B.S. season — would be the choice. Not here: it’s Texas.

Low point A three-game losing streak that coincided with the start of Big 12 play; it also came on the heels of a 3-0 start to the season, evening Texas A&M’s season heading into an Oct. 23 date with Kansas.

Tidbit Texas A&M’s roster lists 118 players, from Alexander to Woodum and all points in between. Of those 118 players, 103 are from Texas — 87.3 percent, which is a lot. Eight players come from Louisiana, two from Florida and one each from Colorado, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Washington and Wisconsin. America’s Dairyland, you might ask? Well, sort of: defensive back Johntel Franklin played his high school ball in Madison, but he’s in College Station via the JUCO ranks of California.

Tidbit (150-word preview edition) Today’s guest writer is loyal reader Ol’ Rock, whose correct answer to a quiz in the Maryland preview, which you can find along the right sidebar, earned him the opportunity to pen a 100-word preview of his favorite team. His team? The Texas A&M Aggies. Take it away, Ol’ Rock; if you remember, Ol’ Rock did such an amazing job answering his quiz question that he earned a shot at 150 words, not the normal 100 words:

The 2011 Fightin’ Texas Aggies look very familiar, returning 18 of the 22 starters from last year, as Head Coach Mike Sherman and Defensive Coordinator Tim Deruyter look poised to show that this experienced Texas A&M squad can be a leader in the new “Big 12-2.

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

Texas A&M Preview

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The Countdown
[h2]No. 10: Texas A&M[/h2][h4]By Paul Myerberg   //   Aug 25, 2011[/h4]

Welcome to College Station: don’t forget your folding chairs. And your military regalia, love of dogs and knowledge of — don’t hate the messenger — puzzling chants and yells. Pucker up after every touchdown; cheer your voice hoarse for the 12th man; rally behind a one-two backfield punch nearly unparalleled in college football; welcome back a senior quarterback, once again; and rise and welcome a coach who has rapidly transformed from a punch line to a perfect fit. It’s turn back the clock year in College Station, as after the darkest decade in generations the Aggies have reclaimed some of the luster lost during rival Texas’s monstrous revival under Mack Brown. Welcome back to College Station: happy days are here again.

Conference
Big 12

Location
College Station, Tex.

Nickname
Aggies

Returning starters
18 (10 offense, 8 defense)

Last year’s ranking
No. 34

2010 record
(9-4, 6-2)

Last year’s
re-ranking
No. 21

2011 schedule

• Sept. 4
  S.M.U.
• Sept. 17
  Idaho
• Sept. 24
  Oklahoma St.
• Oct. 1
  Arkansas (in Arlington, Tex.)
• Oct. 8
  at Texas Tech
• Oct. 15
  Baylor
• Oct. 22
  at Iowa St.
• Oct. 29
  Missouri
• Nov. 5
  at Oklahoma
• Nov. 12
  at Kansas St.
• Nov. 19
  Kansas
• Nov. 24
  Texas

[h3]Last year’s prediction[/h3]
Surely, this team has turned a corner. (Still), Texas A&M is not yet ready for prime time. While the rest of the offense is in wonderful shape, the defense has yet to prove itself capable of stopping any offense of consequence. This group will be improved, and landing DeRuyter may end up being a coup, but the defense continues to face question marks alone the line and in the secondary. It’s clear that the Aggies have improved, and this improvement will reveal itself in the win column. Eight wins should be expected, thanks to this offense and a schedule conducive to early success. It will be nice to see the Aggies winning games again, especially after the last three years. Having said that, this program remains a season away from having the depth and top-to-bottom talent to challenge the Sooners and Longhorns in the Big 12.

[h3]2010 recap[/h3]
In a nutshell Let’s reverse the regular season, pitting Texas A&M against Texas to start the year and moving backwards through time: in this hypothetical, Texas A&M is ranked in the top three nationally once we reach the midway point. Disagree? Take a glance at what the Aggies achieved over the final half of the regular season: wins over Texas, Baylor, Texas Tech and Kansas, and extremely impressive home wins over Oklahoma and Nebraska, the latter pair coming over the first three weeks of November. It’s merely a hypothetical, but one that does illustrate just how impressive the Aggies were down the stretch, erasing the foul taste of a three-game losing streak that had the team staring at a .500 mark through six games. In the process, Mike Sherman has the program and its fans in the recently infrequently habit of thinking big: after rejuvenating the program over the second half of 2010, the Aggies are eying a national championship run in 2011.

High point Six straight wins to end the season. The contenders for finest moment: a 33-19 win over Oklahoma, a 9-6 win over Nebraska and a 24-17 win in Austin over the hated Longhorns. At another program, I’d think the win over Nebraska — complete with the best home crowd of the F.B.S. season — would be the choice. Not here: it’s Texas.

Low point A three-game losing streak that coincided with the start of Big 12 play; it also came on the heels of a 3-0 start to the season, evening Texas A&M’s season heading into an Oct. 23 date with Kansas.

Tidbit Texas A&M’s roster lists 118 players, from Alexander to Woodum and all points in between. Of those 118 players, 103 are from Texas — 87.3 percent, which is a lot. Eight players come from Louisiana, two from Florida and one each from Colorado, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Washington and Wisconsin. America’s Dairyland, you might ask? Well, sort of: defensive back Johntel Franklin played his high school ball in Madison, but he’s in College Station via the JUCO ranks of California.

Tidbit (150-word preview edition) Today’s guest writer is loyal reader Ol’ Rock, whose correct answer to a quiz in the Maryland preview, which you can find along the right sidebar, earned him the opportunity to pen a 100-word preview of his favorite team. His team? The Texas A&M Aggies. Take it away, Ol’ Rock; if you remember, Ol’ Rock did such an amazing job answering his quiz question that he earned a shot at 150 words, not the normal 100 words:

The 2011 Fightin’ Texas Aggies look very familiar, returning 18 of the 22 starters from last year, as Head Coach Mike Sherman and Defensive Coordinator Tim Deruyter look poised to show that this experienced Texas A&M squad can be a leader in the new “Big 12-2.

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

Amari Cooper will likely commit to Alabama later on today