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Jan 5 2011 11:39am
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so whats everyones predictions for bcs national championship game?


UO > Auburn
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Jan 5 2011 02:28pm
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so whats everyones predictions for bcs national championship game?


I don't really care either way. I'm an SEC guy at heart but know that Auburn cheated their way there. Then again, Ohio State shouldn't have had 5 of their top players playing last night but money speaks louder than integrity.

I guess I'm still cheering for Auburn but I won't be doing back flips if they win or anything.
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Jan 5 2011 02:50pm
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I don't really care either way.  I'm an SEC guy at heart but know that Auburn cheated their way there.  Then again, Ohio State shouldn't have had 5 of their top players playing last night but money speaks louder than integrity.

I guess I'm still cheering for Auburn but I won't be doing back flips if they win or anything.


So the only way Arkansas would have won is if OSU's players were benched.
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So the only way Arkansas would have won is if OSU's players were benched.


Damn it I wish you people wouldn't ask me questions in relation to Arkansas football. It makes me type freaking essays that nobody reads.

No, pardon my bias, but I still think Arkansas should have won and would win 8/10 times. This is reflected in how the rest of the Big 10 has fared thus far in relation to other SEC opponents and our relation to how we fared against those same opponents. Our receivers did not show up, and it was reflected by them constantly dropping easy passes, something they haven't done all season. Joe Adams dropped 2 passes in the game that both would have went for easy touchdowns. Even DJ Williams, our All-American tight end and usually clutch catcher, dropped an easy pass late in the fourth quarter that ultimately led to the interception. Furthermore, the fumble in the first half where 2 Razorback players literally slid into each other, causing the ball to shoot out, couldn't be replicated if that scene was replayed 100 times. And why Lance Ray thought it was a good idea to fall on the blocked punt instead of running it 20 yards into the endzone with a minute left in the game and no timeouts is beyond me. Finally, we are in the top 5 in the NCAA in points in the red zone...I think we score a touchdown something like 80% of the time we are there, yet Ryan happens to throw an interception this one time, costing us the game. In the law of averages you just aren't going to see that very often.

I hate bowl games because there is too big of a time gap between them and the regular season. Teams that were firing on all cylinders late in the season lose their some of their edge and almost every bowl game you'll see one or both teams come out and have an abysmal first half and when they finally get back into the groove come second half they have already dug too deep of a hole to get out of. The true Razorback team that dominated the second half of their regular season schedule came out in the second half for the most part, save some rusty receivers. It's just a pity it took them a whole half and an 18 point deficit to shake all of the cobwebs off.

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Damn it I wish you people wouldn't ask me questions in relation to Arkansas football. It makes me type freaking essays that nobody reads.

No, pardon my bias, but I still think Arkansas should have won and would win 8/10 times. This is reflected in how the rest of the Big 10 has fared thus far in relation to other SEC opponents and our relation to how we fared against those same opponents. Our receivers did not show up, and it was reflected by them constantly dropping easy passes, something they haven't done all season. Joe Adams dropped 2 passes in the game that both would have went for easy touchdowns. Even DJ Williams, our All-American tight end and usually clutch catcher, dropped an easy pass late in the fourth quarter that ultimately led to the interception. Furthermore, the fumble in the first half where 2 Razorback players literally slid into each other, causing the ball to shoot out, couldn't be replicated if that scene was replayed 100 times. And why Lance Ray thought it was a good idea to fall on the blocked punt instead of running it 20 yards into the endzone with a minute left in the game and no timeouts is beyond me. Finally, we are in the top 5 in the NCAA in points in the red zone...I think we score a touchdown something like 80% of the time we are there, yet Ryan happens to throw an interception this one time, costing us the game. In the law of averages you just aren't going to see that very often.

I hate bowl games because there is too big of a time gap between them and the regular season. Teams that were firing on all cylinders late in the season lose their some of their edge and almost every bowl game you'll see one or both teams come out and have an abysmal first half and when they finally get back into the groove come second half they have already dug too deep of a hole to get out of. The true Razorback team that dominated the second half of their regular season schedule came out in the second half for the most part, save some rusty receivers. It's just a pity it took them a whole half and an 18 point deficit to shake all of the cobwebs off.


eh you can say that about everytime, and i agree pryor and the 5 other players shouldn't have played in that game but money speaks louder, just like cam will most likely be not be eligible next year, and lose his hiesman. but if au wins and they say cam knew he received money who is the national champions? OU or TCU?

This post was edited by cdillon42 on Jan 5 2011 04:38pm
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Jan 5 2011 06:02pm
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Damn it I wish you people wouldn't ask me questions in relation to Arkansas football. It makes me type freaking essays that nobody reads.

No, pardon my bias, but I still think Arkansas should have won and would win 8/10 times. This is reflected in how the rest of the Big 10 has fared thus far in relation to other SEC opponents and our relation to how we fared against those same opponents. Our receivers did not show up, and it was reflected by them constantly dropping easy passes, something they haven't done all season. Joe Adams dropped 2 passes in the game that both would have went for easy touchdowns. Even DJ Williams, our All-American tight end and usually clutch catcher, dropped an easy pass late in the fourth quarter that ultimately led to the interception. Furthermore, the fumble in the first half where 2 Razorback players literally slid into each other, causing the ball to shoot out, couldn't be replicated if that scene was replayed 100 times. And why Lance Ray thought it was a good idea to fall on the blocked punt instead of running it 20 yards into the endzone with a minute left in the game and no timeouts is beyond me. Finally, we are in the top 5 in the NCAA in points in the red zone...I think we score a touchdown something like 80% of the time we are there, yet Ryan happens to throw an interception this one time, costing us the game. In the law of averages you just aren't going to see that very often.

I hate bowl games because there is too big of a time gap between them and the regular season. Teams that were firing on all cylinders late in the season lose their some of their edge and almost every bowl game you'll see one or both teams come out and have an abysmal first half and when they finally get back into the groove come second half they have already dug too deep of a hole to get out of. The true Razorback team that dominated the second half of their regular season schedule came out in the second half for the most part, save some rusty receivers. It's just a pity it took them a whole half and an 18 point deficit to shake all of the cobwebs off.


let me start by saying i hate arkansas, but still rooted for my sec bretheren
and yea sec sec sec...
connor they have the best winning % in the BCS of all 6 conferences. so I dont see why people wont admit there the best

oh and auburn over oregon by 10

This post was edited by Energiz3 on Jan 5 2011 06:02pm
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Jan 5 2011 07:59pm
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let me start by saying i hate arkansas, but still rooted for my sec bretheren
and yea sec sec sec...
connor they have the best winning % in the BCS of all 6 conferences. so I dont see why people wont admit there the best

oh and auburn over oregon by 10


Why do you hate Arkansas?
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Jan 5 2011 08:09pm
all i know is Cam > all of Oregon. :]
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Jan 5 2011 08:45pm
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Why do you hate Arkansas?


i go to LSU, hahaha ofc we hate hogs but hey.. still gotta root for em right
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