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  1. Mike Aller
    They've been saying it's over since there were 7 minutes left in the game.
  2. Mike Aller
    Hm, a delay of game call would have been nice for the Bears there.
  3. Mike Aller
    nice td
  4. Mike Aller
    Yeah, facemask negates it.
  5. Mike Aller
    No doubt, clearly not a touchdown. Then again, I was saying something earlier today along the lines of "that is clearly an interception".
  6. Mike Aller
    Great game between MSU and OSU. Double overtime. Buckeyes lose by 3, 62-59. :(
  7. Mike Aller
    I really hope this doesn't happen. :(
  8. Mike Aller
    94 wins. :D
  9. Mike Aller
    I really don't think Texas 2nd INT was an INT and it was the right call. He caught it, did not establish posession, fell down, and dropped it. He didn't take two steps or anything that would of established posession, he simply had in his hands and dropped it as soon as he landed. He had the ball tucked into his hands, wasn't bobbling (lol) it at all, and his back hit the ground. That's possesion. So when did he establish possession? He did nothing that would establish possession before he let go of the ball. If he had held on to it when he hit the ground, it would of been an INT. But he didn't , so he never had possession of the ball. When his back first touches the ground, it's possesion. The the jolt knocked it out. I am pretty sure in college football if a WR catches the ball in the air, and drops the ball when he hits the ground it is not a catch. He has to hold on to establish possesion of the ball. Same would go for a defender, meaning unless he had established posession in a tenth of a second or so before the ball popped out, it would not be an INT. Hrm, you may be right...but the fact that they didn't even review it is ridiculous. Even the accouncer (don't remember which one) when he saw the replay said it was an interception. He may have landed on his butt first then his back hit, I don't remember exactly.
  10. Mike Aller
    I really don't think Texas 2nd INT was an INT and it was the right call. He caught it, did not establish posession, fell down, and dropped it. He didn't take two steps or anything that would of established posession, he simply had in his hands and dropped it as soon as he landed. He had the ball tucked into his hands, wasn't bobbling (lol) it at all, and his back hit the ground. That's possesion. So when did he establish possession? He did nothing that would establish possession before he let go of the ball. If he had held on to it when he hit the ground, it would of been an INT. But he didn't , so he never had possession of the ball. When his back first touches the ground, it's possesion. The the jolt knocked it out.
  11. Mike Aller
    I really don't think Texas 2nd INT was an INT and it was the right call. He caught it, did not establish posession, fell down, and dropped it. He didn't take two steps or anything that would of established posession, he simply had in his hands and dropped it as soon as he landed. He had the ball tucked into his hands, wasn't bobbling (lol) it at all, and his back hit the ground. That's possesion.
  12. Mike Aller
    How was the Texas INT a bad call? They got it right. The other one, right after the "Young's knee" call. Kelso(sp? #4) picked off a pass and his landing on the ground jarred out the ball. It was ruled incomplete and wasn't reviewed, even though replay's showed it was a pretty clear interception. Yeah. Sorry, didn't specify. Ground can't cause a fumble. :(
  13. Mike Aller
    At least the game was pretty balanced in the bad calls. :lol: The big ones of course being Vince Young's knee and the Texas interception.
  14. Mike Aller
    He should make a pretty decent bench player for the Indians. :?
  15. Mike Aller
    Hey, that jersey might be worth a lot of money in a few years. :D But yeah, Notre Dameis a good team, but they have been getting pumped up by the media all year. Everyone wants to see an unbeatable Irish team so much that they try to make one that isn't into one. I think that will be further proved when Texas wins.
  16. Mike Aller
    Good game so far. But it's about time Notre Dame got to see a real defense.
  17. Mike Aller
    Exactly. The move doesn't make sense at all.
  18. Mike Aller
    I vote yes. But I have a sort of bias where I actually got to see him play all the time and judge him more on that. Plus, I kind of liked his attitude...until he left for Chicago.
  19. Mike Aller
    Be patient.
  20. Mike Aller
    Ramirez and Clement? Wow.
  21. Mike Aller
    Go Albert Belle and Orel Hershiser! :lol:
  22. Mike Aller
    He can't, and I'm one of his biggest fans. Well, okay, maybe he can be a marginal 2. He's got no shot at being a 1. Yeah but even for a dominate 3 let's say and a top 3 SS for a 1/2 pitcher? I think it would be worth it. Not when the top 3 SS will decline over the next 3 years, wheras the 1/2 pitcher is 3 years away from FA and still reaching his peak. This is the only post I've read in this thread.
  23. Mike Aller
    Even though it is the MLB, doesn't 1.25 seem a bit pricey?
  24. Mike Aller
    If there was an impact PF or C available via trade, I would trade Gordon and a pick for him right now. Gordon is a great scorer, but he's awful defensively, and he turns the ball over WAY too often for my tastes. I'd sooner deal him than any player on the team, because you'd get a lot in return, and I don't think you'd miss Gordon as much as you think. Even though Artest isn't really a big inside presence, is Chicago still in the running for him? (I think every team is)
  25. Mike Aller
    The Bulls have problems that go much further than the coach. As stated, they have no middle presence. And if they aren't shooting well, they lose.
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