Justice.Seriously, our fans suck and all of that, but this is fantastic news
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/9...sean-taylor-former-washington-redskins-safety
Justice.Seriously, our fans suck and all of that, but this is fantastic news
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/9...sean-taylor-former-washington-redskins-safety
Iowa was 10th in 2009 when we played them. Not our fault Miami/Cal decided to start sucking when we played them.
Additionally, as Tennessean reporter Brian Haas discussed with CNN, neither the prosecution, the defense, or Vanderbilt have said who the other person was that Boyd claims to have misidentified as Carta-Samuels.
For his part, Deputy District Attorney Tom Thurman scoffed at the idea that his office would help protect a Vanderbilt player, telling CNN that he isn't Carta-Samuels' offensive line, saying that, as a Tennessee fan, I wouldn't be protecting a Vanderbilt quarterback.
Carta-Samuels got hurt in the Commodores' 31-27 win over Georgia on Oct. 19 and has been replaced by former Maryville star Patton Robinette.
It's pretty bad that I am a better UM fan in Tampa than all of them are in Miami.
I would have thought that with how great they're doing that attendance would be better. But I watched one of their big home games and there were a ton of empty seats. It looked like, at best, the stadium was 2/3 full.
It's honestly a horrible stadium and I think like 35-40 miles from campus. Those are the excuses, anyway.
I don't see why the U doesn't have their own stadium. Sanford Stadium is pretty much at the center of our campus, so I have a hard time understanding why they'd do that.
I'd say the last thing the Miami area needs is another sports stadium boondoggle.
I think our athletic department claims to be too poor to do such a thing. Plus I think they are signed into like a 10 or 12 year lease at Sun Life that cannot be gotten out of. I think that runs until 2018.
Edit - it's actually a 25 year lease, :jnc
Looks like it might be Steve Patterson from ASU as the new Texas AD
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/college-football/news/20131105/texas-steve-patterson-arizona-state/
Chip Brown is already reporting that its a done deal.
6pm game should be fine. Already gets dark in So Cal around 5-5:30. So I assume it should be dark by then too. And it may be winding and cold..gonna be fun if it isToo high and too early. Why the hell is a Thursday night game starting at 6pm?
Stupid east coast.
And Chip Brown is never wrong.Chip Brown is already reporting that its a done deal.
Well they had the Orange Bowl.I don't see why the U doesn't have their own stadium. Sanford Stadium is pretty much at the center of our campus, so I have a hard time understanding why they'd do that.
"After reviewing the film I can see why people view it that way. In my 23 yrs of coaching I've never told a player to fake an injury." He vowed that it will not happen again.
Looks like ASU's Patterson to Texas AD.
Don't ask me about him, he's only officially been the AD here for something like 1.5 years.
Let the Todd Graham speculation begin. *sigh*
Why would you search for something like that? :O
I was searching for embarrassing images of miami fans flashing da U.
Tech's 2014 schedule is out, apparently.
::edit::
After looking at Texas' schedule I've decided that these released schedules must be fake. They show only two bye weeks and actually have back to back away games, which clearly makes this a joke or parody of some sort.
Iowa State's is out too.
I'm glad our December game is in Texas, but the WVU game will be hella chilly in Ames.
Texas' season ends on November 27th next year? booo this is what it feels like to be in the B1G.
Apparently on a Rivals Radio segment earlier today Texas A&M QB super recruit Kyle Allen was quoted as saying "Sumlin said I have a scholarship at whatever school he's at next year."
Don't think USC has a QB commit yet...
I'm curious to see how A&M fares in the SEC without Sumlin and Manziel. In a mildly sadistic way.
Curse you and your quoting!
There's a thread on the A&M Rivals site about it that I can't read but without a meltdown on TexAgs at this point I suspect it's not actually true.
Make no mistake about it. Our National Championship Caliber Football "NEVER GIVE UP" Football Culture had as much to do with the victory as Gary Nova's touchdown toss to Caroo. This is the third game this season, where we snatched victory, from the jaws of defeat. I don't care what Temple's record is. That Temple team is much better than their 1-7 record indicates, and they should be able to notch a few more W's before the season is out. Thanks to Walkers stellar play, they are a much better team than they were earlier in the season. So glad we don't have to face them again.
Now lets talk about Rutgers 5-3 record. Yes, its disappointing to be 5-3 at this point, but let the record shown that there is not ONE BAD LOSS among the opponents we've fallen to, as they have a COMBINED ONE Loss between them. Houston is UNDEFEATED, Fresno is UNDEFEATED. Louisville lost a HEARTBREAKER to UCF, who can clinch the American Conference title by beating Houston next Saturday. (UCF would need to lose twice more if they beat Houston, and that ain't happening)
That we have marshalled a respectable 5-3 record up to this point, despite losing our BEST player in Paul James, is a testiment to the character and fortitude of our players. Furthermore the depth in the secondary is RAZOR Thin, due to graduation, Logan Ryans early NFL declaration, Lew Tolers injury, and Ian Thomas' transfer. Prior Rutgers teams would have FOLDED under such duress. Yet this team continues to battle, despite facing significant adversity, and make us PROUD. Thats why Coach Flood deserves an EXTENSION and not the AX, as some have suggested.
Gary Nova is someone who makes me PROUD. That game winning toss against Temple was the THIRD this season. (one against SMU, one against Arkansas, one against Temple) Frankly, i don't think there's a better quarterback on the roster, which made all the calls for Nova's replacement all the more ridiculous. His stats up till this point are SOLID:
- 1,888 yards passing in 8 games
- 58.9% pass completion rate
- ONE multi-interception game (Louisville)
- THREE game winning throws
- 235 passing yards/game
- has thrown fewer interceptions through 8 games this year, than he did last year
But most of all he's shown the ability to come through in the clutch, delivering a perfectly placed LASER to Leonte Carroos outstretched arms, despite facing a Temple all out blitz, on fourth and 10 no less. Say whatever you want, as his detractors certainly have, but the guy delivered like UPS, when many in the fanbase doubted his ability.
I can't think of a Rutgers Quarterback coming through like that in a similar situation, though Tom Savages strike to Tim Brown vs. Uconn comes close, though that came on first down, on the road.
With Rutgers Next Victory, Gary Nova will have led Rutgers to our third straight bowl game, something that would have not been possible without his three game winning TD tosses. If the season were to end today, I would give Gary Nova the team MVP medal. And by the time he is done at Rutgers, he could be regarded as the best Rutgers signal caller in History.
Finally, lets talk about our record. Yes, I expected to be 8-0. The only things which kept us from being 8-0 were:
- a Heisman caliber quarterback in Derek Carr, who will be invited to New York, and will lead his Fresno State team to an UNDEFEATED Season. Yet we were a failed two point conversion away from beating them.
- Losing Paul James
This loss CANNOT be understated, as Paul James to this team, means what Ray Rice used to mean to the 2005, 2006, and 2007 Rutgers teams. Take away Ray Rice from those teams, and Rutgers isn't going to a bowl. Yet Paul James was taken away from this years Rutgers team, and we're going to a bowl. THAT is a significant accomplishment and shows how far along we've come, from the Ray Rice years.
With Paul James, Rutgers:
- averaged 143.2 yards rushing
- scored 28 points or more
- Gary Nova threw 3 interceptions
Without Paul James,
- Justin Goodwin, his replacement, has averaged 76 yards/game rushing
- have struggled to score against most teams outside of the SMU game
- Gary Nova has thrown 8 interceptions
Simply put, we haven't been able to replace Paul James' production, and we're a MUCH better team with Paul James, than without. He means as much to this team as Ray Rice meant to previous Rutgers teams.
Thats why the biggest boost, we can get this year, is to get Paul James back, and run the table the rest of the year to finish 9-3, which sets up for a FANTASTIC 2014 as :
- Most of our starters return, including hopefully Brandon Coleman who should return
- Dorian "GRANITE" Miller and "KILLER" Klecko will bolster our Lines
- we'll be adding a SUPERSTAR caliber WR in Saeed Blacknall
- the secondary will be further bolstered with Kiy Hester & Co
- Paul James will be back to 100%
The way I see it, we should HAMMER:
- WSU, PSU, Michigan, Navy, Tulane, Indiana, Maryland
We should BEAT
- Wisconsin, Nebraska, and Michigan State
The only tossup game I see is:
- Ohio State
Thank you for being realistic.I love you RutgersAl. I'm personally in the 3 wins camp until they show me alot more the rest of the year.
:jnc Those are not good stats for a college QB.- 58.9% pass completion rate
- 235 passing yards/game
WVU and TCU are learning about life in a major conference right now, even though it's undeniably a down year in the Big 12.
:jnc Those are not good stats for a college QB.
Depends on the offensive style.
69% with 235 ypg: AJ McCarron.
But then again, he's a no talent ass game managing bum, amirite
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) -- The agent for coach Nick Saban told Texas officials in January that Texas was the only school he would consider leaving Alabama for and that his success with the Crimson Tide had put him under "special pressure," The Associated Press has learned.
The agent, Jimmy Sexton, made the comments during a 45-minute call with former Texas Regent Tom Hicks and current Regent Wallace Hall. Hicks detailed the call in a Sept. 24 email that was obtained Tuesday by The Associated Press through an open-records request.
"Sexton confirmed that UT is the only job Nick would possibly consider leaving Alabama for, and that his success there created special pressure for him," Hicks wrote.
The pressure was not further explained in the email and Sexton declined comment Tuesday. Saban was not available after practice.
Two days after the call, Hicks approached Texas coach Mack Brown about the possibility of retiring. Brown, who is under contract until 2020, said he wanted to stay.