American Football (NFL, College, etc.)

bmwracer wrote:

They still have to make the field goal. :fingerscrossed:

FG is a goood :mrgreen:


But anything can happen in these 37sec.

K.T.Tran wrote:FG is a goood :mrgreen:


But anything can happen in these 37sec.

Yup. :sweat: :sweat: :sweat:

But I'd rather have the lead than not. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
Yup. :sweat: :sweat: :sweat:

But I'd rather have the lead than not. :beaten:

They just got the win :hehe: :hehe: :hehe:

K.T.Tran wrote:They just got the win :hehe: :hehe: :hehe:

Yeah....!! :victory: :woot: :dancing:

Whew... What a game. :sweat: :sweat: :sweat:

:shakehead: why big ben.

The_Lyrics wrote::shakehead: why big ben.

Three picks and one fumble says it all.

bmwracer wrote:
Three picks and one fumble says it all.

how many times did her get sacked.

The_Lyrics wrote:how many times did her get sacked.

Five or six times... The last one being the fumble to end the game.

bmwracer wrote:
Five or six times... The last one being the fumble to end the game.

i'll be satisfied when colts and pats lose

The_Lyrics wrote:i'll be satisfied when colts and pats lose

Don't bet on it.

K.T.Tran wrote:


For me, as long as the Patriots lose....I'm happy :woot: :woot:

:hehe: :fingerscrossed:

Playoff wrap up:

Giants defeat the Bucs in Tampa Bay, 24-14.

Chargers defeat the Titans in a bore-fest, 17-6... :sleep:

bmwracer wrote:
Good decision.

It's 41-10, with two minutes remaining. :sweat:

Oh well. It was a good run by the Warriors and it got them some national exposure. :)

I was drunk before half time. Sad game...

Jones should've benched Brennan early on and replaced him with the second string. Georgia was ready for and expected Colt's game, which is why Colt kept on getting snuffed all the time. That, and Georgia was just bigger and faster than UH. Playing a wild card 2nd string QB early on would've taken the Bulldogs by suprise. -Look what the 2nd string QB did after Brennan was benched..... certainly a lot more than Brennan did for 3 quarters.

Oh well, I can't complain though. My gut instincts helped me to make some money off of this game. :beaten:

ahochaude wrote:I was drunk before half time. Sad game...

Jones should've benched Brennan early on and replaced him with the second string. Georgia was ready for and expected Colt's game, which is why Colt kept on getting snuffed all the time. That, and Georgia was just bigger and faster than UH. Playing a wild card 2nd string QB early on would've taken the Bulldogs by suprise. -Look what the 2nd string QB did after Brennan was benched..... certainly a lot more than Brennan did for 3 quarters.

Oh well, I can't complain though. My gut instincts helped me to make some money off of this game. :beaten:

So what do you think of Jones leaving Hawaii...? :sweat:

Ohio State-LSU, BCS Championship.

Yawn. :sleep:

bmwracer wrote:So what do you think of Jones leaving Hawaii...? :sweat:

Dude gotta do what he gotta do. This season was the best that UH will ever have. So next season doesn't really matter.
At least I can make some money betting on their losses next season. :hehe: :beaten:

ahochaude wrote:Dude gotta do what he gotta do. This season was the best that UH will ever have. So next season doesn't really matter.
At least I can make some money betting on their losses next season. :hehe: :beaten:

Nothing like a positive attitude... :victory:


:hehe: :rofl:

bmwracer wrote:
Nothing like a positive attitude... :victory:


:hehe: :rofl:

:beaten: :beaten: :beaten:

easy money. :hehe:

Wow! I"m hearing on the radio that the Niners have hired Mike Matrz as their new offensive coordinator. The Niners haven't confirmed it yet, but people are talking like it's a done deal.

I'm cool with it.

It follows the George Seifert philosophy; If you can't beat'em... sign'em.

The Niners didn't need a safe, solid, coach to try to get the offense in gear. They need a dynamic nutcase to come in and change everything.

The BCS championship game was a disappointing end to an incredible college football season. It was disappointing because the game wasn't close with Ohio St. getting thrashed for the second year in a row by an SEC team. And the game itself didn't have that championship aura; even a couple of commentators mentioned it.

Anyway, to recap the bowl season:

1) Kudos to West Virginia, Missouri, and Kansas for coming back from devastating year-end losses to prove that they were indeed very good football teams.
2) Kudos to USC and Georgia for demonstrating that they just might be the top two teams in the country. At the very least, they should be in the discussion with LSU as the best teams this year.
3) Kudos to Hawaii for getting to a BCS bowl game. Too bad they were out-athleted and, even more significantly as far as I was concerned, out-coached by the Bulldogs.
4) Kudos to the SEC and Pac 10 who had the best bowl records of any of the conferences.
5) While not a bowl game, kudos to Appalachian St. for winning its third straight Division IAA championship and by doing it the right way, by going through a play-off format. A great start and a great finish for a great program, irregardless of what level they play at.

The 2007 college football season was very special, very exciting, very tumultuous. I heard a fact which is pretty amazing: 17 different teams achieved a Top 5 ranking at some point in the season. For those of us who follow college football, that's a mindboggling stat and indicative of how great this past season was.