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2015 College Football Thread is now closed
- Thread in 'Sports & Training' Thread starter Started by herbshuttles15,
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No Boykin?
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New jerseys are in (finally)
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Which will sorta make those a collection item since they were only worn for half a season
Changed from
Which will sorta make those a collection item since they were only worn for half a season
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^ looks alot better
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They gave ya the new template too
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Looks like they got the new jersey type too
I think only Oregon has them right now cause u know we a year ahead
I think only Oregon has them right now cause u know we a year ahead
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I kinda liked the butterscotch FSU jerseys as an alternate jersey/appropriate description of your defense.
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Oh Snap!
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lol... came in here just to say I was on a run around the park downtown and saw those boys walking in that direction thinking "nah, they ain't really going to Joe's."
Yes, they were.
Go Noles, btw.
Yes, they were.
Go Noles, btw.
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anyone predicting the upset tomorrow?
and Gurley byke
and Gurley byke
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Miles upon learning crying Ole Miss girl had boyfriend, not husband: "That's a good thing because they'll have a chance to not get married."
Miles upon learning crying Ole Miss girl had boyfriend, not husband: "That's a good thing because they'll have a chance to not get married."
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Isn't that the soup kitchen Jameis volunteers at? What a stand up guy to get the team to volunteer.
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forget the heisman , young jameis Winston out for the noble peace prize
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Those jerseys look much better.
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The Lou got this.
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Ameer back in the lead for rushing!
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Utah coach Kyle Whittingham was asked this week about the contention of some the Utes’ used an “illegal pick” to score their winning touchdown.
“Who’s saying that?,” Whittingham said. “No, we didn’t pick anybody. We just ran motion, ran a receiver to the flat.
“If your receiver who’s not the primary guy happens to get in the defender’s path by virtue of his route, that’s just football. If you make an intentional and obvious attempt to find that defender, now it becomes illegal.”
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a ESPN short on FSU in the 90s
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By the way, the committee doesn't use schedule strength rankings. SOS is open to interpretation for each person.
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By the way, the committee doesn't use schedule strength rankings. SOS is open to interpretation for each person.
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Looks like they got the new jersey type too
I think only Oregon has them right now cause u know we a year ahead
Bama & OSU too.
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Yup. The Nike Mach Speed jerseys.
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How TCU's Gary Patterson built the Frogs into a Playoff contender
Despite lacking an elite recruiting class, the Horned Frogs have used strong development and a new high-powered offense to become Big 12 contenders.
After dropping 82 points on the Texas Tech Red Raiders last week in an historic offensive outburst, the TCU Horned Frogs are sitting at No. 7 in the first College Football Playoff rankings and 6-1 overall.
It's been a remarkable turnaround for a program that went 4-8 last season to miss a bowl game and post the school's worst record since 1997. How has head coach Gary Patterson pushed TCU back into contention after suffering through some tough seasons since making the move to the Big 12?
A look at the recruiting rankings reveals a program that has only ranked higher than No. 30 nationally in one season in the last five years (No. 29 in the 247Sports Composite team rankings in 2012). This hardy is a team made up of blue-chip athletes like Texas or Oklahoma.
As a result, Patterson has been forced to evaluate early and effectively, take some undersized prospects and then develop them into effective college athletes. That's nothing new -- it's been the air raid offense installed in the offseason that has allowed the available talent on that side of the ball to shine.
Here's the recipe the TCU head coach has used to build his program.
http://www.sbnation.com/college-foo...gs-football-recruiting-gary-patterson-defense
Despite lacking an elite recruiting class, the Horned Frogs have used strong development and a new high-powered offense to become Big 12 contenders.
After dropping 82 points on the Texas Tech Red Raiders last week in an historic offensive outburst, the TCU Horned Frogs are sitting at No. 7 in the first College Football Playoff rankings and 6-1 overall.
It's been a remarkable turnaround for a program that went 4-8 last season to miss a bowl game and post the school's worst record since 1997. How has head coach Gary Patterson pushed TCU back into contention after suffering through some tough seasons since making the move to the Big 12?
A look at the recruiting rankings reveals a program that has only ranked higher than No. 30 nationally in one season in the last five years (No. 29 in the 247Sports Composite team rankings in 2012). This hardy is a team made up of blue-chip athletes like Texas or Oklahoma.
As a result, Patterson has been forced to evaluate early and effectively, take some undersized prospects and then develop them into effective college athletes. That's nothing new -- it's been the air raid offense installed in the offseason that has allowed the available talent on that side of the ball to shine.
Here's the recipe the TCU head coach has used to build his program.
http://www.sbnation.com/college-foo...gs-football-recruiting-gary-patterson-defense
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I'm ready to see TCU and Texas play each other. Texas smashed them last year, should be a different story this year.
