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Post by Ken on Aug 29, 2007 21:12:07 GMT -5
UT has a powder puff schedule this year, but that being said, if Colt can remain healthy and the others can stay out of jail, I think they'll will the Big 12.
Overall, looks like LSU has the team to beat this year.
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Post by jbarron on Aug 29, 2007 22:02:49 GMT -5
Don't count that highly paid team at USC out of the National Championship picture. I agree with you on the Horns.
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Post by Ken on Aug 30, 2007 7:01:55 GMT -5
JB ...USC has the same situation the Horns do as far as having a soft schedule...except they do it every year...they play no one all year and then go to a BCS bowl based on their bogus record.
Aggies might upset a couple of teams this year.
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Post by texiban001 on Aug 30, 2007 7:43:42 GMT -5
Aggies might just pull a couple of upsets this year, but I still think it will come down to Oklahoma and Texas in the BIG 12 South and Colorado and Missouri in the North with Texas winning it all. ;D By the way, if the NFL sucks so bad, why is it the most profitable and successful professional sports organization in the country? Because for the most part the games are competitive, most of the major stars keep their noses clean and the NFL actually has a drug policy that they ENFORCE. Can we say that about baseball? NO! Can we say that about the NBA? NO! Soccer? NO! Hockey? NO!  |
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Post by Ken on Aug 30, 2007 12:53:16 GMT -5
Texiban - I've got no argument with how clean the NFL is with respect to the drug issue (but other than drugs...Hello Michael Vick), but my problem is that the Pro game is painful for me to watch. The pro game has been engineered for for the offense to succeed, and to that end, the constant barrage of bogus penalties ( penalties that SHOULD NOT have been called that were, penalties that WERE called that SHOULD NOT have been called and penalties that should not even BE penalties in the first place) has marred the game beyond recognition and made the pro-game a sluggish affair and quite impossible to watch for me. I admit that College is starting to get that way, but for the most part, the College kids are still allowed to play. I guess that's why baseball is still the game for me. I never saw anyone "call back" a Biggio Homerun or throw a flag after a double play.
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