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The discussion centers around the excitement of the college football season in the U.S., with participants expressing their support for various teams. Notable mentions include The Ohio State University and the University of Nebraska, with fans engaging in playful banter and rivalries. The Nebraska Cornhuskers are highlighted for their recent victory, while the Ohio State Buckeyes receive enthusiastic support. There are also discussions about team mascots, with some humorously critiquing names like the Bearcats and Ducks. The conversation touches on scheduling issues in college football, with opinions on the need for stronger matchups among top teams. Overall, the thread captures the spirited nature of college football fandom, with fans rallying for their teams and engaging in light-hearted trash talk.
  • #51
Interception! Lofa Totupu! Damn, I didn't think UCLA would be able to put up this kind of a fight. I'm impressed. No way this team should be 6-4. They should have won the WSU and ASU games at least.
 
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  • #52
I really liked seeing that 96 yard touchdown UCLA made! I was afraid it might be an outright massacre but the Bruins are holding up pretty well.
 
  • #53
What a classic game. That one goes in the pantheon. I just gained a lot of respect for the Bruins. That was a great return by Bragg (was that his name?), but Reggie Bush put his mark on this game. That kid's going to be huge on Sunday's soon.
 
  • #54
the guy I work with is a die hard Tennessee fan. one drop of rain and we decided to stop working. had to stop by the bar, where the Tennessee Alumni meet for every game. Auburn scored almost as fast as USC. I had to drag a depressed Tennessee fan out of the bar when it was 21-7 still first half.
 
  • #55
Moonbear said:
Gokul, I can't believe you aren't on here jumping around and gloating that Ohio State beat Michigan this past weekend! Are you feeling alright? Maybe you're still too hungover from the partying to really gloat much here?

I enjoyed it just because I know too many Michigan fans, so it keeps them quiet when they lose.

Yeah...I don't remember much of that evening...things were all a blur ...
 
  • #56
loseyourname said:
By the way, Gokul, Iowa, Georgia, and USC all would have beaten Ohio State in 2002.

Yeah, I love retrospect. How come you didn't add Miami to that list ? Wait...don't bother; I can guess.
 
  • #57
This was probably the best game the Bruins played this season but they continue to be plagued by a poor running game.

Auburn Tennessee is still a one-score game, late in the third.
 
  • #58
maybe I shouldn't have dragged him out of there
 
  • #59
Gokul43201 said:
This was probably the best game the Bruins played this season but they continue to be plagued by a poor running game.

Auburn Tennessee is still a one-score game, late in the third.

I'm going to assume you mean the Bruins were plagued by a poor run defense. They had the Pac-10's top rushing offense going in at 221 yards per game.

Also, I hate Miami, but I think they would have won that game had McGahee not gone down. Either way, I was rooting for Ohio State and I honestly think that was the best college football game I've ever seen.
 
  • #60
loseyourname said:
I'm going to assume you mean the Bruins were plagued by a poor run defense. They had the Pac-10's top rushing offense going in at 221 yards per game.

I must be getting confused with Oregon State perhaps. I recall Trev Alberts bashing this team for a lousy running game all season.

Also, I hate Miami,
Ah...something in common.

but I think they would have won that game had McGahee not gone down.
Perhaps...but then Michigan was expected to beat us as well.

Either way, I was rooting for Ohio State and I honestly think that was the best college football game I've ever seen.
Me too :biggrin:
 
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  • #61
Gokul43201 said:
I must be getting confused with Oregon State perhaps. I recall Trev Alberts bashing this team for a lousy running game all season.

Probably. OSU's rushing attack was non-existent this year. They definitely missed Stephen Jackson. UCLA's rushing offense has been pretty prolific all year, but only gained 17 yards on USC's #2 nationally ranked rushing defense.
 
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