NCAA Football Trash Talk Thread....

[PQ]

Originally Posted by Zeus

No your not following. This has the potential to be the highest rated recruiting class of all time.... Their ratings are applied based on next-level potential... kind of like Sam Bradford getting a good rating
And between you and me I think we got most of the big namers because of HOW WELL they play together.... Anyone watch the UnderArmour All American Game? All but one Gator played on the Black Defense... and the black defense forced 4 ints (all by Gator recruits) 4 sacks (3 by gators) and they dominated the white team. Oh and the kid we had on the other team had an int as well lol. The two big combine games are the Army All American, and UnderArmour.... and the Gators had the overwhelming MVP from both games...
Kids see those other kids out there making plays, and they think... wow... I want to go where he is going. So kids can recruit for a school nearly as good as the school itself... So this year's recruiting efforts have really snowballed. Now from what I am hearing is we might end up with one of USC's 5* WR's... and that would really push this over the top.
BTW there is a big difference between a top 3 recruiting class, and among the best of all time. Think Miami 2002. Miami 1990. USC 2004.
I'm excited to see what our new NFL DC can do with all this talent... rumor is he is bringing the dolphins 3-4 blitz packages from the NFL...

Makes sense.
USC is gonna be in big trouble recruit wise. lmao

Originally Posted by Zeus

Dont make him angry.....................


............you wont like him when hes angry......................

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Originally Posted by 1320junkie

....I'll make you famous.......

Young Guns?

[SSE 4 2SS]

Originally Posted by SSE 4 2SS

While I realize I am a little late posting this as my puter here in Brazil hasn't been cooperating I want to make a comment...

People have weighed in here from far and wide...
Alabama--- 1 ???, Kudos to Alabama for a Great Season and the National Championship, Well Deserved..
Calif,
Mich,
Ga,
Chicago??? K-State???
and Nebraska...

I did a little survey via ESPN sites and re-affirmed my thoughts...

Feel Free To Flame...

What would College football be without "TEXAS" football...

Alabama...??? National Champions... Kudos...I was actually pulling for them as I was born in Mobile, and am a huge life long fan of the Bear...
109 roster/55 from Alabama, 3 from Texas...

Florida, 111 roster/71 from Florida, 5 from Texas

Nebraska, 140 roster/67 from Nebraska, 21 from Texas

Ohio State, 117 roster/74 from Ohio, 2 from Texas

LSUoosers...19 from Texas,--- Just kidding, I actually like LSU since so many of my friends and co-workers are rabid fans...and you cannot go anywhere in La without being fed great food with a friendly hello... from my sons college baseball days... He's playing pro baseball now...

Oklahummers...(figure it out) 44 from Texas,

K-State, 34 from Texas and only 22 from Kansas...???

TCU--- 19 non-Texans

Texas A&M---9 non-Texans

Texas-----------6 Non Texans...for 49 other states... ???

Oh, and we still have Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Rice, Houston, Baylor, SMU and a host of Div 1-2AA schools and Div 2 and 3 schools with football programs...

Without the great "STATE OF TEXAS," College football would be nowhere near the game it is today...

If you want to look at it in another way, if K-State were to have won it all this year, Texas wins, If LSU were to have won it all, Texas could brag, if Oklahoma "ever" wins it again, Texas wins...

If Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Houston, Baylor, SMU, TCU, Rice, etc... win it, TEXAS wins...

Just my thoughts...

Originally Posted by CamaroSkooter

And you forgot to mention something else. The Quarterback for Alabama was from Austin TEXAS. And the guy who forced the fumble on Texas' freshman QB when the Texas squad looked like it was going to drive down the field again was from San Antonio TEXAS.

But hey, the game is over, what happened has happened, and we can all look forward to next season.

Texas had a great season, Colt McCoy had an amazing career at Texas and will do just fine in the NFL. No one can take away the fact that Colt is the winningest quarterback in college football history, as well as the most accurate. He has practically re-written the record books at Texas and it should be interesting to see Garrett Gilbert step in and try to make a name for himself.

Let's not forget, as a high school football player, Garrett was considered the top QB of his class and led his team to a 39-4 record as a starter over the course of his sophomore through senior years and two straight state titles. I'm excited to see him step in and take over the reigns. I would be even happier if Greg Davis (the offensive coordinator for Texas) got fired, but one can only dream

Just a little food for thought from a thread that was abondoned by most people shortly after the National Championship Game...

[SSE 4 2SS]

Originally Posted by Zeus

mmk well we will see if anything comes of it.

Hey Zeus,

Did you by chance ever go to any of the UALR baseball games over the last few years...???
I know they have been more or less the cellar dwellers but I was just curious...

[Zeus]

Originally Posted by SSE 4 2SS

Hey Zeus,

Did you by chance ever go to any of the UALR baseball games over the last few years...???
I know they have been more or less the cellar dwellers but I was just curious...

Can't say I have

[SSE 4 2SS]

Originally Posted by Zeus

Can't say I have

OK, just curious, thats where my sons played baseball... Older one is playing pro ball and the younger one came back to texas to finish school.... In all their years of baseball, that was the only year they got to play on the same field together at the same time...

[Zeus]

Originally Posted by SSE 4 2SS

OK, just curious, thats where my sons played baseball... Older one is playing pro ball and the younger one came back to texas to finish school.... In all their years of baseball, that was the only year they got to play on the same field together at the same time...

Very cool

[1bad65]

1320, is it looking like Tennessee is in trouble for sending female recruiting "hostesses" to high school games to hang out with the players?

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/s...=ESPNHeadlines

[BackinBlackSS/RS]

Originally Posted by SSE 4 2SS

Just a little food for thought from a thread that was abondoned by most people shortly after the National Championship Game...

Without the great state of Texas you say the college game would be no where near as good. If there was no Texas, wouldn't everyone just live somewhere else.

[Zeus]

Originally Posted by SSE 4 2SS

Just a little food for thought from a thread that was abondoned by most people shortly after the National Championship Game...

Texas/California/Florida are the three great stops in recruiting.... only problem is that only ONE of those states are centralized to the degree which would allow they're players to be spread between a huge amount of programs. (Florida is on one side of the country... Cali is on the other... Texas is in the middle..)


Why doesn't someone do one of those charts for Florida kids.

Originally Posted by 1320junkie

Ten has had tons of trouble all year, across the board..lol

I think their football program was very clean... relatively speaking

[1bad65]

Originally Posted by Zeus

I think their football program was very clean... relatively speaking

Compared to some other SEC teams, it does seem Tennessee isn't so bad.

[Zeus]

Originally Posted by 1320junkie

Nobody is complaining about the USC Trojans?

Trojans didn't work the longhorns

[SSE 4 2SS]

Originally Posted by BackinBlackSS/RS

Without the great state of Texas you say the college game would be no where near as good. If there was no Texas, wouldn't everyone just live somewhere else.

Probably a good assumption !!!

Originally Posted by 1320junkie

Yep and there are quite a few states that put out top players as well

Very True!!!

Originally Posted by Zeus

Texas/California/Florida are the three great stops in recruiting.... only problem is that only ONE of those states are centralized to the degree which would allow they're players to be spread between a huge amount of programs. (Florida is on one side of the country... Cali is on the other... Texas is in the middle..)

And if Oklahoma didn't suck so hard, (In response to the first quote above), Texas would slide off into the Gulf of Mexico, There would be more players coming from other areas, and there would only be two great stops for recruiting...
Hence, Texas Football makes College Football better as a whole...

[1bad65]

Originally Posted by 1320junkie

Nobody is complaining about the USC Trojans?

Originally Posted by Zeus

Trojans didn't work the longhorns

Well, McKnight wasn't even in college when Texas played USC. And I'm not sure the Bush allegations had hit the press before that game either.

And I despise all cheating. If indeed USC is found to have paid Bush's parents rent, and bought McKnight a new SUV that's serious enough to warrant the 'Death Penalty' imo.

USC's men's basketball program has had it's share of NCAA violations as well.

[1bad65]

Originally Posted by 1320junkie

Pete Carrol is getting the heck out of dodge..lol

Yup. And since the NCAA cannot subpeona people not present at institutions governed by the NCAA, he won't have to answer questions unless he wants to.