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3rd & long nu, ik zoek de wide open receiver alvast op 
“Never assume you will win, never feel safe, never feel confident, never send a "We got this!" text, never take anything for granted, never pose for a picture late in the game, always expect the worst while rooting for the best.”
Vind ik dus ook. Tegenwoordig tellen die stats ineens wel mee. Vreemd. Ball had overigens minder touches nodig dan Sanders voor al die TD's maar dan nog: 44 is geen 39.quote:Op dinsdag 3 januari 2012 02:05 schreef PirE het volgende:
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Dan moet je de Rose Bowl TDs van Ball ook niet meetellen.
45-38 voorsprong voor de Ducks, maar ik denk dat je over de 50 punten moet scoren om hier te winnen.
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fumble. Ducks ball.
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bold statement. Ducks offense is niet zo goed in het drainen van de clock.quote:
“Never assume you will win, never feel safe, never feel confident, never send a "We got this!" text, never take anything for granted, never pose for a picture late in the game, always expect the worst while rooting for the best.”
Wel een enorme lucky non-bounce zeg. Normaal gesproken bounced zo'n ball out of bounds of ergens het veld in maar nou ligt die gewoon compleet dood.
Ducks zijn er nog niet, die return gast is best gevaarlijk.
“Never assume you will win, never feel safe, never feel confident, never send a "We got this!" text, never take anything for granted, never pose for a picture late in the game, always expect the worst while rooting for the best.”
16 seconden voor de Badger offense.
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Ducks win 
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“Never assume you will win, never feel safe, never feel confident, never send a "We got this!" text, never take anything for granted, never pose for a picture late in the game, always expect the worst while rooting for the best.”
Die ene time-out kost de Badgers de game. Bielema verneukt het weer
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Nu afbouwen met Luck vs Blackmon.
“Never assume you will win, never feel safe, never feel confident, never send a "We got this!" text, never take anything for granted, never pose for a picture late in the game, always expect the worst while rooting for the best.”
Pfff, Blackmon is gewoon echt een beest! Ik had hem wel eens samen met Bryant willen zien bij Oklahoma St.
Refs omkopen omdat je conference anders geen BCS bowl-game kan winnen. Netjes B1G 
“Never assume you will win, never feel safe, never feel confident, never send a "We got this!" text, never take anything for granted, never pose for a picture late in the game, always expect the worst while rooting for the best.”
Sugar Bowl Revisited: Basking in the Big Ten's Faux Success
At the end of the Best-Worst Sugar Bowl since Fordham's 2-0 drubbing of Missouri in 1942, those of us who made it that far witnessed one last inexplicable act: Michigan trotted out a kicker who resembled Nick Nolte in North Dallas Forty, and said kicker stutter-stepped like a bad dancer before the ball was snapped. It was, technically, a false start, but who the hell knew what was real and what was illusory by then? No penalty was called, the kick split the uprights, the Wolverines completed one of the emptiest 11-win seasons in college football history, and the Big Ten somehow found reason to crow about a 4-6 bowl record whose successes were drawn largely from the utter ineptitude of their opponents.
We love this sport for its imperfections, for the fact that it is messy and unpredictable and guided by the whims of college students, but every so often those imperfections can get on your nerves — especially when watching a BCS contest between two teams that probably don't deserve to play in the BCS in the first place. When a 301-pound long snapper catches a deflected pass off a fake field goal that developed like an OK Go video, something is off-kilter. When Virginia Tech — whose coach, Frank Beamer, is known as the Garry Kasparov of special teams — unveils a flaccid fake punt attempt late in a tie game against a team that had moved the ball only through divine providence, then you start to wonder if someone powerful is trying to send us a message.
And when a potential game-winning catch, by Virginia Tech's Danny Coale, is overruled by video evidence so not-indisputable that it took about 45 seconds before Coale was trending on Twitter and had his name co-opted by the purveyors of adult websites … well, that's when you start to wonder if that someone powerful is Bo Schembechler. Because without getting into sinister Las Vegas-based theories, there's really no other explanation for Michigan winning that game.
Don't get me wrong: I love watching Denard Robinson. I hope he is a Heisman contender next season. He is the quintessence of a college quarterback with no future as a professional quarterback, and I admire his audacity; when he tucks the ball and jitterbugs downfield in his pumped-up Velcro kicks, it is performance art. But Tech contained Robinson last night. He was forced to throw the ball, and when our man Shoelace tosses the rock downfield, it is downright infuriating. On Michigan's first pass, Robinson dodged a tackler, rolled to his right, and hurled a water balloon into double coverage. It hung up so long that the Virginia Tech defender lunged for an interception and missed, and Michigan's Junior Hemingway caught the ball and walked in to the end zone. The Hokies fumbled the ensuing snap, Michigan ordered up that Rube Goldberg fake field goal attempt from the heavens, kicked one more time, and went up 10-6 at halftime.
And here are my notes on the third quarter: "Denard throws slant for INT. Call reversed on replay."
"Robinson terrible throw into coverage, pass interference on Virginia Tech."
"Robinson throws to receiver who isn't open at all in back of end zone. Touchdown. 17-6 Michigan."
Virginia Tech eventually shook off the shock, and tied the game behind the efforts of rangy quarterback Logan Thomas, who appears to be on his way to being really, really good. But then, facing a fourth down in their own territory, Beamer said he left it up to his punter to run the fake or punt the ball, and his punter compounded the coach's terrible decision by making one of his own, and Michigan took over. Once again, the Wolverines barely had to move the ball, then kicked a field goal to go ahead. The Hokies tied it at the end of regulation, and on the first possession of overtime, Coale made an astonishing catch that was overturned on flimsy evidence, which goes against all we've been taught about the basic premise of instant replay. The Hokies' kicker, who had nailed his first four kicks and whom I believe they found a few weeks ago during a Creed show at the state fairgrounds, was off-line. Michigan took advantage of the college overtime loophole and won the game without really having to move the ball, once again, on their final possession.
Of course, none of this means the Big Ten is "back," and none of this means that Michigan is back, either; the Wolverines didn't even win their own division within the conference. Yet nobody carries the flag for misguided Big Ten pretension quite like Michigan does, so let us permit the Wolverines their moment of glory before Urban Meyer squashes their dreams for the next decade. And let us ignore that in a just and fair universe, this game might have been a rematch between Boise State and TCU, a game in which plays were choreographed with Baryshnikovian precision rather than manipulated by forces beyond our ken. But hey, what fun would that have been?
[ Bericht 0% gewijzigd door PirE op 05-01-2012 01:33:41 ]
At the end of the Best-Worst Sugar Bowl since Fordham's 2-0 drubbing of Missouri in 1942, those of us who made it that far witnessed one last inexplicable act: Michigan trotted out a kicker who resembled Nick Nolte in North Dallas Forty, and said kicker stutter-stepped like a bad dancer before the ball was snapped. It was, technically, a false start, but who the hell knew what was real and what was illusory by then? No penalty was called, the kick split the uprights, the Wolverines completed one of the emptiest 11-win seasons in college football history, and the Big Ten somehow found reason to crow about a 4-6 bowl record whose successes were drawn largely from the utter ineptitude of their opponents.
We love this sport for its imperfections, for the fact that it is messy and unpredictable and guided by the whims of college students, but every so often those imperfections can get on your nerves — especially when watching a BCS contest between two teams that probably don't deserve to play in the BCS in the first place. When a 301-pound long snapper catches a deflected pass off a fake field goal that developed like an OK Go video, something is off-kilter. When Virginia Tech — whose coach, Frank Beamer, is known as the Garry Kasparov of special teams — unveils a flaccid fake punt attempt late in a tie game against a team that had moved the ball only through divine providence, then you start to wonder if someone powerful is trying to send us a message.
And when a potential game-winning catch, by Virginia Tech's Danny Coale, is overruled by video evidence so not-indisputable that it took about 45 seconds before Coale was trending on Twitter and had his name co-opted by the purveyors of adult websites … well, that's when you start to wonder if that someone powerful is Bo Schembechler. Because without getting into sinister Las Vegas-based theories, there's really no other explanation for Michigan winning that game.
Don't get me wrong: I love watching Denard Robinson. I hope he is a Heisman contender next season. He is the quintessence of a college quarterback with no future as a professional quarterback, and I admire his audacity; when he tucks the ball and jitterbugs downfield in his pumped-up Velcro kicks, it is performance art. But Tech contained Robinson last night. He was forced to throw the ball, and when our man Shoelace tosses the rock downfield, it is downright infuriating. On Michigan's first pass, Robinson dodged a tackler, rolled to his right, and hurled a water balloon into double coverage. It hung up so long that the Virginia Tech defender lunged for an interception and missed, and Michigan's Junior Hemingway caught the ball and walked in to the end zone. The Hokies fumbled the ensuing snap, Michigan ordered up that Rube Goldberg fake field goal attempt from the heavens, kicked one more time, and went up 10-6 at halftime.
And here are my notes on the third quarter: "Denard throws slant for INT. Call reversed on replay."
"Robinson terrible throw into coverage, pass interference on Virginia Tech."
"Robinson throws to receiver who isn't open at all in back of end zone. Touchdown. 17-6 Michigan."
Virginia Tech eventually shook off the shock, and tied the game behind the efforts of rangy quarterback Logan Thomas, who appears to be on his way to being really, really good. But then, facing a fourth down in their own territory, Beamer said he left it up to his punter to run the fake or punt the ball, and his punter compounded the coach's terrible decision by making one of his own, and Michigan took over. Once again, the Wolverines barely had to move the ball, then kicked a field goal to go ahead. The Hokies tied it at the end of regulation, and on the first possession of overtime, Coale made an astonishing catch that was overturned on flimsy evidence, which goes against all we've been taught about the basic premise of instant replay. The Hokies' kicker, who had nailed his first four kicks and whom I believe they found a few weeks ago during a Creed show at the state fairgrounds, was off-line. Michigan took advantage of the college overtime loophole and won the game without really having to move the ball, once again, on their final possession.
Of course, none of this means the Big Ten is "back," and none of this means that Michigan is back, either; the Wolverines didn't even win their own division within the conference. Yet nobody carries the flag for misguided Big Ten pretension quite like Michigan does, so let us permit the Wolverines their moment of glory before Urban Meyer squashes their dreams for the next decade. And let us ignore that in a just and fair universe, this game might have been a rematch between Boise State and TCU, a game in which plays were choreographed with Baryshnikovian precision rather than manipulated by forces beyond our ken. But hey, what fun would that have been?
[ Bericht 0% gewijzigd door PirE op 05-01-2012 01:33:41 ]
“Never assume you will win, never feel safe, never feel confident, never send a "We got this!" text, never take anything for granted, never pose for a picture late in the game, always expect the worst while rooting for the best.”
Zo....Clemson krijgt even een ongenadig pak slaag op National TV! 63-20 en de 4th quarter is net pas begonnen!
Haha wut.. en op de voorbeschouwing lieten Herbstreit en co. nog weten dat Clemson niet alleen zou winnen, ze zouden WV vernederen.. 
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Clemson Tigers Chokers, altijd al een Jekyll & Hyde team geweest en dat zie ik niet veranderen.quote:
Haha wut.. en op de voorbeschouwing lieten Herbstreit en co. nog weten dat Clemson niet alleen zou winnen, ze zouden WV vernederen..
Clemson is
dus die kunnen niet hard genoeg verliezen.
“Never assume you will win, never feel safe, never feel confident, never send a "We got this!" text, never take anything for granted, never pose for a picture late in the game, always expect the worst while rooting for the best.”
Die fake FG van Michigan. Wtf.
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Even ter melding: Ik heb mij laatst geërgerd aan dat ESPN America waar men pas 30 minuten later dat gemeld in de live-uitzending kwam van de Rose Bowl. Reden? De NHL Winter Classic 2012 liep gigantisch uit. Belachelijk want de Rose Bowl is een instituut i.v.g met die NHL Winter Classic 2012 die moet je gewoon van begin tot eind moet meemaken!
ESPN had best dat hele NHL Winter Classic 2012 gebeuren op tijd kunnen afkappen en naar de Rose Bowl kunnen overschakelen!
Had men op een later tijdstip ( in de rust van de RoseBowl o.i.d.) via live-delay de rest van de NHL Winter Classic 2012 kunnen tonen.
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ESPN had best dat hele NHL Winter Classic 2012 gebeuren op tijd kunnen afkappen en naar de Rose Bowl kunnen overschakelen!
Had men op een later tijdstip ( in de rust van de RoseBowl o.i.d.) via live-delay de rest van de NHL Winter Classic 2012 kunnen tonen.[ Bericht 10% gewijzigd door #ANONIEM op 06-01-2012 14:49:15 ]
Wat is dat voor onzin, de Winter Classic afkappen om een veredelde oefenmatch te kunnen uitzenden?
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Vanavond de BCS Championship en ik ben helemaal niet hyped 
.Ongeacht de uitslag blijf ik hoogstwaarschijnlijk met een onbevredigd gevoel zitten omdat:
LSU win: de game is ineens een nutteloze repeat van een regular season ontmoeting en ik weet nog steeds niet of LSU van Oklahoma State had kunnen winnen (waarschijnlijk wel). Daarnaast kan en mag Oklahoma State terecht klagen waarom Bama 2 kansen krijg en OSU geen enkele. De BIG12 is duidelijk het #2 conference. Goede resultaten in hun Bowl-games (daar kan the B1G fraud wat van leren).
Alabama wins: Meest logische outcome en dan krijgen we dus een kampioen die haar eigen Conference niet kon winnen ondanks een favourable schedule. Daarnaast ben je dan nog steeds maar 1-1 tegen LSU en dan telt die 2e ontmoeting ineens zwaarder. Dan kan je net zo goed een best of three gaan houden. Alabama is waarschijnlijk wel terecht de #2, maar ze hebben hun kans al gehad. In het huidige BCS-systeem is het al verschrikkelijk lastig om éém kans te krijgen en dan heb je nu een team dat 2 kansen krijgt. Je zal nog meer controverse krijgen en dat hadden ze makkelijk kunnen voorkomen.
Met een LSU - Oklahoma State title game was er geen enkel discussie geweest. Winner takes it all en klaar. Bij winst van OSU verslaan ze het team dat Bama, Oregon en (in mindere mate) WVU heeft verslagen en dat team was ook de sterkste in de eigen BIG12. Mocht LSU winnen dan zijn ze ook gewoon terecht kampioen, want alles gewonnen en 2,5* kampioenen uit andere BCS-conferences verslagen. Wat wil je nog meer.
Tot slot: Geaux Tigers al zal Bama wel winnen.
*WVU was een joined Big-East Championship.
.Ongeacht de uitslag blijf ik hoogstwaarschijnlijk met een onbevredigd gevoel zitten omdat:LSU win: de game is ineens een nutteloze repeat van een regular season ontmoeting en ik weet nog steeds niet of LSU van Oklahoma State had kunnen winnen (waarschijnlijk wel). Daarnaast kan en mag Oklahoma State terecht klagen waarom Bama 2 kansen krijg en OSU geen enkele. De BIG12 is duidelijk het #2 conference. Goede resultaten in hun Bowl-games (daar kan the B1G fraud wat van leren).
Alabama wins: Meest logische outcome en dan krijgen we dus een kampioen die haar eigen Conference niet kon winnen ondanks een favourable schedule. Daarnaast ben je dan nog steeds maar 1-1 tegen LSU en dan telt die 2e ontmoeting ineens zwaarder. Dan kan je net zo goed een best of three gaan houden
. Alabama is waarschijnlijk wel terecht de #2, maar ze hebben hun kans al gehad. In het huidige BCS-systeem is het al verschrikkelijk lastig om éém kans te krijgen en dan heb je nu een team dat 2 kansen krijgt. Je zal nog meer controverse krijgen en dat hadden ze makkelijk kunnen voorkomen. Met een LSU - Oklahoma State title game was er geen enkel discussie geweest. Winner takes it all en klaar. Bij winst van OSU verslaan ze het team dat Bama, Oregon en (in mindere mate) WVU heeft verslagen en dat team was ook de sterkste in de eigen BIG12. Mocht LSU winnen dan zijn ze ook gewoon terecht kampioen, want alles gewonnen en 2,5* kampioenen uit andere BCS-conferences verslagen. Wat wil je nog meer.
Tot slot: Geaux Tigers al zal Bama wel winnen.
*WVU was een joined Big-East Championship.
“Never assume you will win, never feel safe, never feel confident, never send a "We got this!" text, never take anything for granted, never pose for a picture late in the game, always expect the worst while rooting for the best.”
