Week 14 Games Talk

[The Lung]

Nice win by Pitt over the West Virginia Mouseketeers. RB LeSean Mccoy with a career high 183 yards and 2 TDs.

[Dolfin99]

Nice win by Pitt over the West Virginia Mouseketeers. RB LeSean Mccoy with a career high 183 yards and 2 TDs.

Yeah, the Mouseketeers could not stop the run for anything. McCoy is now the leading scorer during their first 2 years at Pitt. The past record holder was Fitz.

I really like Devine and I think he will continue to grow over the next few years. He reminds me of MJD. Also, I fully expect White to be drafted as a RB and will eventually turn in to a KR/PR. What do you think?

[The Lung]

I really like Devine and I think he will continue to grow over the next few years. He reminds me of MJD.

Hmmm...strange comparison. MJD is built like a bowling ball with thighs bigger than Devine's waist. MJD is listed at 5'7", 208. Devine is a puny little pib-squeak in comparison at 5'8", & 170.

[Free Bagel]

Apparently Mack Brown is the Donovan Mcnabb of college football.

He was on the Herd today getting interviewed, and he went on and on about how stupid the Big 12's tiebreaking procedures and how he "wishes the Big 12 would get with the times like the SEC and institute head-to-head as the tiebreaker rather than BCS ranking".

And this wasn't just a slip up in passing, as he kept going back to it all throughout the interview about how the SEC has it right with their head to head tiebreaker and the Big 12 is stupid for not having one. Then, he went even further by saying that "if we just did it like the SEC none of this would matter, because we beat Oklahoma so we would go to the Big 12 Championship game".

Apparently he forgot about this little school called Texas Tech, that could use the same argument against them, and about this little school called Oklahoma, who could use this same argument against Tech. And apparently he also forgot about how the SEC was staring this exact same scenario right in the face a couple years ago (or it might have even been last year).

[Dolfin99]

I really like Devine and I think he will continue to grow over the next few years. He reminds me of MJD.

Hmmm...strange comparison. MJD is built like a bowling ball with thighs bigger than Devine's waist. MJD is listed at 5'7", 208. Devine is a puny little pib-squeak in comparison at 5'8", & 170.

Maybe I should have been more specific. I was refering to his stature and speed more than anything else.

[HskrPwr13]

The 'Skers again tried to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. That game was far more exciting than it should've been.

[knapplc]

Nebraska is not as talented as we were last year, we've played a far more difficult schedule than last year, but across the board our stats are better, we have three more wins, and overall the team is in a far better place.

I'd say Bo has done a pretty decent job with this team.

[deerayfan072]

Lets go Gators

[deerayfan072]

ACC better watch out for NCST next year. Russel Wilson is a difference maker at QB for them

[HskrPwr13]

Apparently Mack Brown is the Donovan Mcnabb of college football.

He was on the Herd today getting interviewed, and he went on and on about how stupid the Big 12's tiebreaking procedures and how he "wishes the Big 12 would get with the times like the SEC and institute head-to-head as the tiebreaker rather than BCS ranking".

And this wasn't just a slip up in passing, as he kept going back to it all throughout the interview about how the SEC has it right with their head to head tiebreaker and the Big 12 is stupid for not having one. Then, he went even further by saying that "if we just did it like the SEC none of this would matter, because we beat Oklahoma so we would go to the Big 12 Championship game".

Apparently he forgot about this little school called Texas Tech, that could use the same argument against them, and about this little school called Oklahoma, who could use this same argument against Tech. And apparently he also forgot about how the SEC was staring this exact same scenario right in the face a couple years ago (or it might have even been last year).

I'll be the first to say that I hate the political crap. Does Mack Brown not have anything better to do? I sware this guy does a phone interview during half of the games and half of the cf shows. Its been bad over the last 3 years or so, and it seems that Brown has set the bar even higher this year.

My argument in this is why is Tech even in the argument. Outside of the Texas win, they're next best win is probably....Nebraska(?). OU and UT are clearly "better/more deserving" in terms of their sched/results. So if the argument is between OU and UT, head-to-head should far outway the "we beat the team that beat you" argument (especially if youre a playoff proponent).