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if it was baylors defensive gameplan to completely nullify antwan goodley, they are doing an amazing amazing job of it.
if it was baylors defensive gameplan to completely nullify antwan goodley, they are doing an amazing amazing job of it.
miami/louisville in 3 minutes on espn. its not quite watching louisville last year, but miami has a bunch of guys i like. i dont even know for sure if the duke is ready to play yet... but coley, perryman, a true frosh qb for miami. louisville isnt nearly as intriguing to watch without bridgewater or pryor. no devante parker or michael dyer tonight either.
Louisville is being opportunitistic tonight
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the fumble was just a total lack of discipline by miami. even the receiver gave up on trying to recover the ball, when it was clearly a backwards pass. i realize the refs were fucking around on the play, but recover the damn ball and worry about the call on the field later. 7 guys on the louisville side hustled after the ball, zero on the miami side. and the kickoff return was beautiful. ive actually been pretty impressed with louisvilles qb... hes got a solid arm. hes made a couple nice throws, one down the sideline on their td drive was beautiful. the frosh on miami made two throws that had me say wow too. im disappointed that sir duke hasnt trounced any souls yet.
sir duke is coming alive....
gah, illegal downfield.
Based on this game, only that LB that got hurt at the end is the only thing to like off Miami.
Marshall: MILSWANCAs?
Ted: Wait, I can get this. Mothers I'd like to sleep with and never call again.
Barney: Circle gets the square!
The 2074 MSL NL Gold Glove Recipient at Third Base.
perryman? i was kinda zoning in and out towards the end, after a 35 [or so] yard catch for duke got nullified by illegal downfield, so i dont know who got hurt. hes a little slow, he reminds me of keith brooking... smart, can read the run, but hes always a step behind in the pass. i like him anyway though. miami has a couple nice offensive weapons... duke, coley and that kid patton is blazing quick. but that qb got rattled real quick. they had the one good 90 yard drive to tie it, but once louisville took the kickoff back and had the lead back, that qb completely folded.
Brock Hekking of Nevada needs to be everyone's hero.
Marshall: MILSWANCAs?
Ted: Wait, I can get this. Mothers I'd like to sleep with and never call again.
Barney: Circle gets the square!
The 2074 MSL NL Gold Glove Recipient at Third Base.
ESPN Goalline Channel is perhaps the second greatest football invention of all time.
oh my, what a discovery.
mcneese hanging around with nebraska at the moment. if they review this to a td, which it looks like they should, its a 3 point game at the start of the 4th q.
i love watching one dimensional offensive teams try to beat a ranked major conference team. mcneese states offense is downright pitiful, but that doesnt take away from the enjoyment of a 1 score game.
I can't believe I'm cheering for McNeese to make a Big Ten team (other than Michigan) look bad.
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