THE PAC 12 THREAD v.5

[TheDayMan]

Don't be jealous. Pullman is where people learn to be men, Muttlake is where you if you still are stuck on your mommies tit. You can disrespect God's country.

 

[TheDayMan]

Pullman is god's country like my toilet is my toilet.

 

[Wamu]

Pullman is god's country like my toilet is my toilet.

Oh now that's shitty. Pullman > ann arbor.

 

[Wamu]

 

[TheDayMan]

Oh now that's shitty. Pullman > ann arbor.

I've never been to Ann arbor, but I'll believe it sucks real bad.

 

[TheDayMan]

 

[Wamu]

I've never been to Ann arbor, but I'll believe it sucks real bad.

Not only does ann arbor suck real bad it also smells like hell.

 

[Wamu]

 

[WizardHawk]

Na, I think they will still be a decent team but won't beat anyone noteworthy unless that team is decimated. If they find a QB that could actually start on a Big Sky team then I'll take them seriously.

Luck was the exception to the rule, but they don't typically need a high flying passing game to win and beat really good teams. As Jim pointed out, they just need to keep that defense solid enough to keep them within striking range and they do that more seasons than not no matter who is their starting QB.

They have several solid RB's that do more than enough to win them games as long as they stay healthy on their O line. Love and Scarlett aren't household names, but it's not going to take long to see how dangerous that running game is going to be this season to defend, even with CM gone.

Don't be jealous. Pullman is where people learn to be men, Muttlake is where you if you still are stuck on your mommies tit. You can disrespect God's country.

So we go from discussing which is the true last place a coach would want to be in the conference to your defense being something about UW and mommy syndrome?

Sure, you keep telling yourself whatever you need if it makes you feel better. Coaching in Seattle and playing your games in the greatest setting in college football, or life in the waste lands of Eastern Washington playing your games in something that more resembles a high school field than a college stadium. Yeah, I'm sure only a coug could even try that lame ass shit.

 

[TheDayMan]

 

[Wamu]

 

[TheDayMan]

/thread

 

[Wamu]

/thread

Wasn't that fatass ninja lawyer an Oregon fan?

 

[TheDayMan]

Wasn't that fatass ninja lawyer an Oregon fan?

USC, I think.

 

[Wamu]

USC, I think.

Just be glad he didn't say he was a Huskies fan.

 

[TheDayMan]

Just be glad he didn't say he was a Huskies fan.

Jesus... we've got that AlaskaGuy clown now though, he's pretty close to an 11 on the thumpster scale.

 

[Wamu]

Jesus... we've got that AlaskaGuy clown now though, he's pretty close to an 11 on the thumpster scale.

Now that's pretty damn bad. You think AG got ahold of Thumpers special PCP laced devils weed? If he did, that could explain a few things.

 

[Olyduck]

7 years straight of being ranked in the top 5, 4 rose bowls and 2 Orange bowls. Makes the Ducks blip on the radar look, like well, a blip on the radar.

It's a damn shame that USC didn't get more titles out of that run.

So Oregons "blip" of 4 top 5 rankings and 2 more top 10, 3 Rose, Fiesta and 2 NCGs aka 6 top tier games compared to 6 top tier games for USC. but Oregons was just a blip? ok

 

[Olyduck]

I'm not going to argue with you.lol. From 2002 till the year before Pete left USC was the shit. it was college football must see.

Yeah to see who they should have beat but instead lost to teams like Oregon State and UCLA

 

[socaljim242]

Yeah to see who they should have beat but instead lost to teams like Oregon State and UCLA

Ok so you have a list of teams that went undefeated year after year? LOL.
Let me know how many teams have the resume in an eight year period. Any team that does have something close or better is considered a dynasty for that period.
But other than all this they were just average right.lol

• Two BCS Championship Game appearances: 2005 win over Oklahoma and 2006 loss to Texas
• The Associated Press 2003 National Championship
• The Associated Press 2004 National Championship
• Seven consecutive Associated Press Top-4 finishes
• Six BCS bowl victories
• Seven consecutive BCS bowl appearances
• A national-record 33 consecutive weeks as the Associated Press's No. 1-ranked team
• A winning record of 97–19 (83.6%)
• A winning record of 14–2 against traditional rivals Notre Dame and UCLA
• An NCAA record of 63 straight 20-point games
• Twenty-five 1st team All-Americans
• 53 players selected in the NFL Draft, including 14 in the first round[48]
• Three Heisman Trophy winners: Carson Palmer in 2002, Matt Leinart in 2004, and Reggie Bush in 2005 (since vacated)
• Four Top-5 recruiting classes
• 34-game winning streak (2003–04)
• Winning streaks for home games (21) and Pac-10 home games (17)
• A 25–1 record in the month of November

In July 2007, ESPN.com named USC its #1 team of the decade for the period between 1996 and 2006, primarily citing the Trojans' renaissance and dominance under Carroll.[49][50] In 2007, his effect on the college football landscape was named one of the biggest developments over the past decade in ESPN the Magazine.[51] In May 2008, Carroll was named the coach who did the most to define the first 10 years of the BCS Era.