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  • pjsteelerfanpjsteelerfan Maryland Posts: 9,903
    CC279494 wrote:
    well as a wolverine and lion fan..it cant get any worse..right?
    i would pull an eli if was me :D

    I like the Wolverines too, looks like they have a good class comming in and a QB that can run the spread.
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  • megatronmegatron Posts: 3,420
    yes im excited..i understand transition. its just depressing when we would of had i decent team if not for losing our qb to the fuckeyes
  • Wow, Carrol was not pleased about Sanchez going pro. That was funny.
    Pete's little rant, which was quite comical, came off as pretty damned selfish to me. This is a kid who is probably going to be the #1 pick in the draft and be set for life, so what if he is going too early. He is going to get paid and get paid big time and, much like the case of Harvin, he would be a damn fool not to go now because it isn't worth the risk of getting hurt and ruining his chances of a career in the NFL. Plus, next year he will have Bradford and McCoy to deal with so his stock probably wouldn't be as high. It's all about striking while the iron is hot

    And maybe Carrol really likes Sanchez and is worried he might be in Detroit next year.
    That's my point really....Pete's reasons for being worried Sanchez will be in Detroit next year are more because he will no longer be in SoCal...not because he will be stuck with a shitty team. Really, how could a coach expect a kid not to take a payday like that? Seems like a no-brainer as far the business side of things to me. It is a business decision more than anything whether to stay or go nowadays. If Sanchez is going to get paid big time now is his time...not next year
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  • soulsingingsoulsinging Posts: 13,202
    Wow, Carrol was not pleased about Sanchez going pro. That was funny.
    Pete's little rant, which was quite comical, came off as pretty damned selfish to me. This is a kid who is probably going to be the #1 pick in the draft and be set for life, so what if he is going too early. He is going to get paid and get paid big time and, much like the case of Harvin, he would be a damn fool not to go now because it isn't worth the risk of getting hurt and ruining his chances of a career in the NFL. Plus, next year he will have Bradford and McCoy to deal with so his stock probably wouldn't be as high. It's all about striking while the iron is hot

    And maybe Carrol really likes Sanchez and is worried he might be in Detroit next year.

    That's why Sanchez is a moron... hmmm... one more year on the USC campus banging gorgeous cali coeds 3-4 at a time, or move to Detroit?
  • soulsingingsoulsinging Posts: 13,202
    Commy wrote:
    Beanie Wells left, which is sad but not unexpected. Kinda disappointed given all his talk about wanting to make a run for the Heisman and win a championship. That said, he didn't have a single season where he stayed healthy, so he was always suspect anyway.

    The Buckeyes will have some serious competition this season though... Penn State and Iowa look to be in good shape, and Mich State and Northwestern could also be competitive.

    USC is always talented... that early USC-OSU game should be fantastic. Since McCoy WAS all of Texas's offense, they'll be just as good as last year. Bradford and Tebow both returning is a surprise, but both those teams should be pretty damn good. I think the top 5 this season could look almost exactly the same as last season...
    I agree. the top 5 this year will be contenders for next year..

    the only team I don't get is Utah...but if they don't lose next year I think they deserve a bcs national championship bid, whoever they play. you can't go undefeated for 2 seasons+ and not get some credit/

    Yeah, I'm not so sure how Utah will fare. I meant more the USC, Florida, Texas, Oklahoma crews.
  • soulsingingsoulsinging Posts: 13,202
    CC279494 wrote:
    yes im excited..i understand transition. its just depressing when we would of had i decent team if not for losing our qb to the fuckeyes

    I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure to "lose" someone or something you first have to "have" them. Maybe you guys should have considered that before hiring a douchebag like Rod... he's going to be losing a lot of recruits to the Vest the next few years.
  • pjsteelerfanpjsteelerfan Maryland Posts: 9,903
    He may not go to Detroit though, but Jim Rome said it best yesterday- either take $40-$60 and maybe be in Detroit, or go back to USC one more year, lose to Washington State, still go 11-1 and crush some team from the midwest in the Rose Bowl again. Been there done that.
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  • pjsteelerfanpjsteelerfan Maryland Posts: 9,903
    CC279494 wrote:
    yes im excited..i understand transition. its just depressing when we would of had i decent team if not for losing our qb to the fuckeyes

    I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure to "lose" someone or something you first have to "have" them. Maybe you guys should have considered that before hiring a douchebag like Rod... he's going to be losing a lot of recruits to the Vest the next few years.

    I am not a fan of RichRod. Michigans problem was Defense, and as soon as they get someone competant, RichRod lets him go, only to ask him back a year later. Now they are still 2 years away from being good again.
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  • soulsingingsoulsinging Posts: 13,202
    CC279494 wrote:
    yes im excited..i understand transition. its just depressing when we would of had i decent team if not for losing our qb to the fuckeyes

    I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure to "lose" someone or something you first have to "have" them. Maybe you guys should have considered that before hiring a douchebag like Rod... he's going to be losing a lot of recruits to the Vest the next few years.

    I am not a fan of RichRod. Michigans problem was Defense, and as soon as they get someone competant, RichRod lets him go, only to ask him back a year later. Now they are still 2 years away from being good again.

    On the upside, it'll be fun to watch OSU set a whole bunch of records for this rivalrly... like consecutive victories, margin of victory, etc ;)
  • tybirdtybird Posts: 17,388
    CC279494 wrote:
    yes im excited..i understand transition. its just depressing when we would of had i decent team if not for losing our qb to the fuckeyes

    I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure to "lose" someone or something you first have to "have" them. Maybe you guys should have considered that before hiring a douchebag like Rod... he's going to be losing a lot of recruits to the Vest the next few years.
    I am so happy that RichRod reneged on his deal with Alabama.....words just can't express my happiness. :twisted:
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  • megatronmegatron Posts: 3,420
    hey i didnt hire him..
  • pjsteelerfanpjsteelerfan Maryland Posts: 9,903
    Yeah, UM was just so desperate for a spread offense since no one in the Big Ten could stop it, they rushed in to the Rich Rod debacle. Now everyone is switching to it.
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  • megatronmegatron Posts: 3,420
    one of the cool things about livin down here is the chance to catch some good bowl games. and seeing a big ten team beating the sec(michigan v florida last year)
    something osu cant do
    but hey u still kick our butts ;)
  • soulsingingsoulsinging Posts: 13,202
    CC279494 wrote:
    one of the cool things about livin down here is the chance to catch some good bowl games. and seeing a big ten team beating the sec(michigan v florida last year)
    something osu cant do
    but hey u still kick our butts ;)

    Yeah, that's the hardest thing about being a Buckeye these days. USC was a tough game, but there was a lot going on there that made it kind of predictably one-sided. But the OSU record against the SEC, recently and historically and in bowl games, is just plain embarrassing.
  • pjsteelerfanpjsteelerfan Maryland Posts: 9,903
    CC279494 wrote:
    one of the cool things about livin down here is the chance to catch some good bowl games. and seeing a big ten team beating the sec(michigan v florida last year)
    something osu cant do
    but hey u still kick our butts ;)

    I actually could not believe that game was really happening. I thought someone must have slipped something in my drink the night before and it was just kicking in during that game.
    ...got a mind full of questions and a teacher in my soul...
  • megatronmegatron Posts: 3,420
    troubled souls unite.
  • pjsteelerfanpjsteelerfan Maryland Posts: 9,903
    CC279494 wrote:
    troubled souls unite.

    I just hope we don't lose to Notre Dame again. That kills me.
    ...got a mind full of questions and a teacher in my soul...
  • megatronmegatron Posts: 3,420
    yes that was just awful.
    besides being surrounded by bandwagoners i've been dating a 'nole down here for like 4 yrs so i've learned to absolutely hate the gators.
    as bad as i want meyer to bolt to piss these people off..i couldnt imagine notre dame with a good coach again
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