Re: College Football - Bowl Discussion

[dew1679666265]

I actually like this Fox broadcasting crew. Kenny Albert and Daryl Johnston work together pretty well, I think.

 

Am I crazy?

[abuck1220]

alabama didn't want to win anyway because a loss gets them a higher draft pick.

[Careless]

F. Missed the game, busy getting more than an HJ from college girls.

ok, "an+h" doesn't make sense in American English, but I'll be damned if I'll let someone use that in front of an acronym.

 

Now someone make a joke about how Alabama is blushing in embarrassment.

[USSoccer]

That was no fluke win; Utah beat the crap out of 'Bama.

[Mark_R]

F. Missed the game, busy getting more than an HJ from college girls.

ok, "an+h" doesn't make sense in American English, but I'll be damned if I'll let someone use that in front of an acronym.

 

Now someone make a joke about how Alabama is blushing in embarrassment.

 

Incest will be up tonight.

[vance_the_cubs_fan]

F. Missed the game, busy getting more than an HJ from college girls.

ok, "an+h" doesn't make sense in American English, but I'll be damned if I'll let someone use that in front of an acronym.

 

Now someone make a joke about how Alabama is blushing in embarrassment.

 

Incest will be up tonight.

:-&

[SouthSideRyan]

I'm pretty sure "an H-J" is right because it's a hard A sound. It's the sound, not the letter that's important. Somebody get CubbieBum in here to clarify.

[Careless]

I can't believe allstate's CEO brought that hair to a BCS game

[SouthSideRyan]

But enough about that.

 

hahhahahahahahahahhahahahaa Bama.

[shnsajax]

Overrated =D> =D> =D> =D>

 

Overrated =D> =D> =D> =D>

[imb]

this will make me feel better about OUs inevitable loss

[Flames24Rulz]

G. Reaching the SEC Title game was good enough. Everything after that was just gravy. Great season.

[Outshined_One]

I'm pretty sure "an H-J" is right because it's a hard A sound. It's the sound, not the letter that's important. Somebody get CubbieBum in here to clarify.

 

Technically, whether you use a/an before a word beginning with an H should be determined by the letter after the H.

 

Thus, "an hand" is technically correct.

[shnsajax]

I don't think Alabama - Utah is going to be particularly close..

 

Man, the RedFlash response would be epic with a Utah win.

 

You wish. You know Alabama is going to beat Utah.

 

I'd bet Bama wins, but I wouldn't be shocked if Utah beat them.

 

I think I heard the best comparasion of Utah as being "Florida without Tim Tebow." Since Alabama played Florida really tough, and seeing UTAH doesn't have a Tebow at QB, I suspect this game won't be close.

 

If Utah wins---I won't "guarantee" anything more, unless it's a tongue in cheek---it will prolly be the biggest upset in the BCS this yr. Nonetheless, I expect Alabama to win comfortably.

[imb]

redflash, the deal is still out there

 

post a picture of yourself holding a piece of paper saying "i am redflash" and i will paypal you 10 bux

[SouthSideRyan]

I'm pretty sure "an H-J" is right because it's a hard A sound. It's the sound, not the letter that's important. Somebody get CubbieBum in here to clarify.

 

Technically, whether you use a/an before a word beginning with an H should be determined by the letter after the H.

 

Thus, "an hand" is technically correct.

 

Think that only works when it's a word, not when it's preceding the letter itself.

 

I'm a [expletive] loser.

[Mark_R]

I'm pretty sure "an H-J" is right because it's a hard A sound. It's the sound, not the letter that's important. Somebody get CubbieBum in here to clarify.

 

Technically, whether you use a/an before a word beginning with an H should be determined by the letter after the H.

 

Thus, "an hand" is technically correct.

 

Think that only works when it's a word, not when it's preceding the letter itself.

 

I'm a ---SOAPDROPPING--- loser.

 

 

Holy [expletive], I don't think I ever want to piss off Ryan.

[RedFlash]

Bad loss. This is without a doubt the worst game of the yr for Bama. (Btw: Thank, you Andre Smith for your distraction, and Kevin Steele I wish yo well at Clemson). I had not seen Alabama play like a Big 10 team in a long time, but oh well it happens. I know I am going to be razzed :club: , but that's ok. I am disappointed in their performance. To be honest this team seemed disinterested after going from potentially playing for the National Title to playing Utah. No disrespect to Utah, but this was a letdown, and the game show that. Disappointed, but they did have a great season.

 

Yeah, Bama was a overrated (but so is Florida, Big 12 teams, USC, blah, blah, blah), only because they've overachieved significantly. But guess what, Alabama is still very young, and they are a legit Top 10 team in college football, despite the last two games they played. My only problem with Utah is they will going trash talking and flaunting like they were the old Miami Hurricanes. You win class, you loss classy. I hope they learn to win classy. Simple truth, they whupped us, no shame. But hey BSU beat OU a couple of yrs ago, OU is currently playing for the NT. And yes, Alabama does have enough talent to play for the National Championship, but getting there is a different story.

 

ROLL TIDE BABY.

 

Razz on, if you must.

[RedFlash]

redflash, the deal is still out there

 

post a picture of yourself holding a piece of paper saying "i am redflash" and i will paypal you 10 bux

 

Not a chance....

 

Don't need money, so use your imagination. Think a cross between Brad Pitt and Lyle Lovett.

[SouthSideRyan]

Think he covered most of them.

[Flames24Rulz]

He covered mine. Good enough.

[NonProfitCow]

Think he covered most of them.

Jumped on the Smith one right out of the gate.

[Hosak8]

I'm pretty sure "an H-J" is right because it's a hard A sound. It's the sound, not the letter that's important. Somebody get CubbieBum in here to clarify.

 

Technically, whether you use a/an before a word beginning with an H should be determined by the letter after the H.

 

Thus, "an hand" is technically correct.

 

Only if the h is silent, if I'm not mistaken. It would not be correct to say "I want an hamburger." Nor "have an happy holiday."

 

Not only that, but nearly every h word has a vowel for a second letter. There are very few "h" words in the english language with a consonant as the second letter, and those are almost exclusively the consonant "y".

[vance_the_cubs_fan]

Bad loss. This is without a doubt the worst game of the yr for Bama. (Btw: Thank, you Andre Smith for your distraction, and Kevin Steele I wish yo well at Clemson). I had not seen Alabama play like a Big 10 team in a long time, but oh well it happens. I know I am going to be razzed :club: , but that's ok. I am disappointed in their performance. To be honest this team seemed disinterested after going from potentially playing for the National Title to playing Utah. No disrespect to Utah, but this was a letdown, and the game show that. Disappointed, but they did have a great season.

 

Yeah, Bama was a overrated (but so is Florida, Big 12 teams, USC, blah, blah, blah), only because they've overachieved significantly. But guess what, Alabama is still very young, and they are a legit Top 10 team in college football, despite the last two games they played. My only problem with Utah is they will going trash talking and flaunting like they were the old Miami Hurricanes. You win class, you loss classy. I hope they learn to win classy. Simple truth, they whupped us, no shame. But hey BSU beat OU a couple of yrs ago, OU is currently playing for the NT. And yes, Alabama does have enough talent to play for the National Championship, but getting there is a different story.

 

ROLL TIDE BABY.

 

Razz on, if you must.

:taunt:

[NCCubFan]

I'm pretty sure "an H-J" is right because it's a hard A sound. It's the sound, not the letter that's important. Somebody get CubbieBum in here to clarify.

 

Technically, whether you use a/an before a word beginning with an H should be determined by the letter after the H.

 

Thus, "an hand" is technically correct.

 

Only if the h is silent, if I'm not mistaken. It would not be correct to say "I want an hamburger." Nor "have an happy holiday."

I believe you're right (such as an historic moment; the word is pronounced "istoric" with the "h" silent).