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I agree. He was a good starter before Palmer came, which is why I didn't understand the announcers acting like losing Palmer was a death blow
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the stelers enjoy taunting wihle on defense, false starts, and long walks on the beach as far as i can tell
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it was very late, he was blocked to the ground, and while going down he grabbed palmers leg
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yah but he was blocked into him somewhat, but he could of easy not grabbed onto palmer like that. lets go cinci!!!!
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Carolina already got dembarassed by the bears once. lets make it twice
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I guess thats one way to look at why the media gets so excited at the prospect of illinois losing. I don't get why Iowa fans stormed the court though. That was just hilarious. I thought it wasn't an upset??? :? Majerus sounds good for the first 5 minutes then you realize he is just going to repeat the same thing over and over. He was going off for the 5th time about how great the freshman guard on Iowa was, even after he had just turned the ball over, and committed a stupid foul. I'm guessing he just looked at a few notes for the game and wasn't prepared at all, because he kept going over the same stuff over and over.
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Yeah, I especially thought he was biased when he picked Illinois to win the Big 10 despite losing today. Just curious, did you watch the game?
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rick majerus is an absolutely horrible announcer. maybe the most biased announcing job i have heard all year in any sport
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i don't understand the hatred on espn for illinois. they are up by 2 in the first half, and they are "in trouble" now the announcers are ecstatic when they are down 9 :\
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Quick quiz... which QB finished #2 in all of college football in QB rating, completed 64% of his passes for almost 2800 yards and a 9.7 yard per attempt average, with a 26-10 TD-INT ratio? Then went out and completed 75% of his passes for 268 yards in the biggest bowl game in recent memory? If you guessed Vince Young, you win. Say what you will about his mechanics, but it's hard to argue against that kind of success, and the fact that he has had some of his biggest games against highly ranked opponents. I wish I could bump the thread from earlier in the year in which I was supporting him for Heisman and defending his passing ability, but since I can't - nya nya I told y'all so. :lol: he may have success passing in college, but i cant see him having success in the nfl
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The real question is...... could Texas have beaten all those historically great teams that USC "played" on sportscenter?
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vince young just took back to what he said about the heisman, so i guess hes not a bad guy after all. Although I can't understand why he would come back for his senior year, especially with the style he plays. Getting injured would not be good.
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laguna beach girl??
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yeah i saw that too. Me and my buddies pretty much said the same thing about him. USC's offense did a great job against Texas' defense, but they did not lose the game. Vince Young stepped up and won it. Why couldn't Leinart just man up to Texas and say they played one hell of a ballgame? Man, and I thought Leinart was a decent guy. Although Young was being a jerk for saying whose the real Heisman. Bush is. He won it. Come back next year and win it. i thought i was bitter for saying young seemed like an arrogant SOB for doing the heisman thing
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Probably. But then again there are not that many VYoung's or Michael Vick's around. I wonder what would happen if Bush was a QB on his HS team instead of RB, and was recruited as a QB? I don't think there will be a movement. While there will be players like Vick and Young, they will be rare and being QB is a very difficult position. Throwing the ball accurately is really hard. Micheal Robinson is an example of a very athletic WR moved to QB, and while he has had some success, he probably won't make a big splash in the NFL, at least not as a QB, but I could see him moved back to WR. Matt Jones from Arkansas is a freakish athlete, and had success in college with not much around him. He was moved to WR. Like you said, Robinson will probably get a shot in the NFL at WR. Randle El is a WR.
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Probably. But then again there are not that many VYoung's or Michael Vick's around. I wonder what would happen if Bush was a QB on his HS team instead of RB, and was recruited as a QB?
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btw, is there any news on Posluszny's knee?
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man, you are bitter. no he doesn't... you are just pissed that he just beat your team. he didn't. The referees did. ah geez. C'mon. Let's get real and realize that had the refs made that call correctly, the rest of the game would not have progressed exactly as it did. Everytime there is a "refs screwed us" argument people always assume an "all thing being equal" mentality. You can't just take out that one play and assume the rst of the game stays as is i don't know...after watching vince young run roughshod all over usc's defense for the entire game, i really don't think texas would have scored once they had 1st and 10 at the 12. usc showed that they could really put the brakes on young inside the 20. your right, the refs should have just called a Texas TD anytime Texas got inside the 20. In addition, after the first several USC possessions in the 2nd half, they should have just given USC an automatic TD whenever they gained posession of the ball.
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"he can beat you with his arm" I really don't see how Vince Young is any different than Matt Jones? Matt Jones is a WR in the NFL. I would say Vince Young will be the same.
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vince young seems like the most arrogant of the arrogant SOB athletes
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Mack Brown, have fun going back to being dominated by Oklahoma for the next 5 years. Your freak of nature at QB will be going pro
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i hate texas and everything the state stands for.