College Football 2009 -

Flagg wrote:

So Little Nicky Saban wins again. Too bad the NFL was too much for him. Jeez what a worm.

As Michael Wilbon says...........one of the three most insufferable people on the PLANET. :thumbdown:

imalive wrote:

Flagg wrote:

So Little Nicky Saban wins again. Too bad the NFL was too much for him. Jeez what a worm.

As Michael Wilbon says...........one of the three most insufferable people on the PLANET. :thumbdown:

nick saban is a rotting, puss infested bunghole

imalive wrote:

lemme see.... that old Yankees stadium announcer and A-rod?

hahahaha, well played.

81 wrote:

so what's the top 5 for next fall?

Bama
Buckeyes
everyone else.

Penn State up top after they roll in to Tuscaloosa and take down the champs

81 wrote:

Cliffy6745 wrote:

81 wrote:

so what's the top 5 for next fall?

Bama
Buckeyes
everyone else.

Penn State up top after they roll in to Tuscaloosa and take down the champs

i'd assume that PSU will have some growing pains next year with the breaking in of a new QB.

Kevin Newsome will be just fine.....hopefully.

imalive wrote:

From a distance, Pete Carroll to the Seahawks looks like a man fleeing town before the hammer comes down... ala John Calipari. Accurate assessment, norm?

I think he'll be sorry....

i posted this on pete's facebook page:


So that's how it is, huh Pete? Abandon the program that gave you your greatest success in your coaching life instead of sticking through the potentially bad times ahead? Somehow, I thought you were better than that. Granted, it can't be easy to work for a loser like Mike Garrett but you still have the chance to be one of the greatest college football coaches in the history of the game. If you leave now, you'll be just a fond memory.

Good luck in Seattle...you'll need it

well it's official...very disappointing


Pete Carroll, who led USC to seven Pacific 10 Conference titles and two national championships, will resign his position at the university and accept the coaching job with the Seattle Seahawks.

Trojans players and coaches learned of the news via text message from an assistant coach, The Times' Gary Klein has learned.

Seahawks chief executive officer Tod Leiweke was in town on Sunday to finalize the deal. Carroll will take over as coach while the organization begins its search for a new general manager.

Carroll amassed a record of 97-19 in nine seasons at USC. The Trojans won national titles in 2003 (Associated Press) and 2004 (Bowl Championship Series). They finished 9-4 this season and won the Emerald Bowl, their first appearance in a non-BCS bowl in eight years.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/sports_ ... ition.html

imalive wrote:

81 wrote:

i don't think you can fault a ncaa guy wanting to make it in the pro's.

you can if his reason is not wanting to face the NCAA "music" :problem:

if there is music to face, he shouldn't be there. USC should fire him.

81 wrote:

ran across an early poll

http://collegefootball.rivals.com/conte ... ID=1037628

my top two picks were pretty darn good.

Wow, Bucks #2!

Good to see TCU and Boise starting high. Maybe, just maybe, if they go undefeated they could play in THE game. :thumbup: