Got my Woodford a nice bowl of old skool Virginia. We're ready for some Aggie football GIG'EM!
Rivalry Saturday
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I feel your pain I cand stand Alabama. The Bear was Ok but, Sabin though a great coach ruined it for me.
Yep. I take almost as much enjoyment in watching Alabama lose as I do in watching Auburn win.
When Auburn wins and Alabama loses, that's called a Double Eagle. Haha
Great game I was worn out by the time they were done I feel for the players and fans of both schools.
hate to say it but clearly TU was the better team tonight and they will have three dedicated Aggies, two Future Aggies, and one yet to be born Aggie pulling for them next week against UGA. Sorry Carp but gotta stay with my state.
Army/Navy is another one I really enjoy.
Ok, enough with the flag plantings at midfield. Win with class.
Ok, enough with the flag plantings at midfield. Win with class.
There were a bunch of good games yesterday. Unfortunately, my UW Huskies didn't fare well against Oregon. I expected that though, considering our starting QB didn't play and we had a true freshman QB going.
Not a great season after last years success, but we only have 2 offensive returners from last year, and 2 defensive returners, and those 4 were not starters. Basically 22 new starters, 59 new players to the team, and an entirely new coaching staff spells rebuilding. I'm just happy they went 6-6 and will play in a bowl game.
Now I'm rooting for Oregon to lose the Big 10 Title game and lose in the playoffs.
Not a great season after last years success, but we only have 2 offensive returners from last year, and 2 defensive returners, and those 4 were not starters. Basically 22 new starters, 59 new players to the team, and an entirely new coaching staff spells rebuilding. I'm just happy they went 6-6 and will play in a bowl game.
Now I'm rooting for Oregon to lose the Big 10 Title game and lose in the playoffs.
Rest assured, the winner of Army Navy will NOT be planting a flag at midfield.
I thought Michigan had a decent chance to cover, but that a win would take a miracle. No miracles needed as it turned out, just domination in the trenches and Ryan Day playing not to lose instead of unleashing his wide receivers against a banged-up Michigan secondary. And Kalel Mullings, of course.
Apply any adjective you want to flag-planting, I won’t argue. FWIW, I think that sort of stuff is meaningless when compared to the results of the game, so why not just leave the field? As a Michigan alum, fan, and season ticket holder, I wish they had not done it. But flag planting is hardly new or unusual. I think both Texas and Oregon did it in Ann Arbor this season; they earned it. What was was unusual on Saturday in Columbus was that a large number of Buckeyes reacted with actual violence to a [insert your preferred adjective] gesture that apparently hurt their feelings.
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