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no, his quote was "Brent's snaps were against the backups late in the fourth quarter. You take that into consideration when evaluating quartebacks."

Sorry holmes, I put my faith in our very experienced HC and OC. Not in the opinions of fans.

Osborn has been given ample opportunity to prove himself in practice. Leading a drive late in the game against the reserves of one of the best defenses in the country when they have a big lead is not impressive.

A lot of people are mad because McNulty played ahead of Osborn when WE haven't seen what Osborn can do. Frankly I don't care what WE have seen. Obviously the COACHES have seen enough from McNulty and Osborn to make the decision to go with McNulty. People are acting like nobody has ever seen Osborn play when the coaches have actually been evaluating him for a while. I have enough faith in this coaching staff making decisions based on their evaluations that I don't need him to play so that I can "see what he can do". I am not an experienced D-1 college head coach and I'm pretty sure nobody else on this board is so why should we feel entitled to see what Osborn can do?

There are people out there who feel a lot things should be legalized. That doesn't make it ok to do those things. And it doesn't matter if every kid in America is doing drugs. Carey didn't even have to quit, he just had to pass one drug test, or at least figure out a way to cheat to pass one. He was given multiple chances an couldn't do it. Even if we're going by whatever morally absent "building a program 101" you are referring to, then fact that someone can't even figure out how to cheat to pass one drug test or quit for a week to pass one makes them a person who I don't want in the program.

I agree that those things factored in to the attendance. However, wouldn't you say that McCarney getting out and selling the program, meeting with all incoming freshmen, and us having a new head coach who is a legit D-1 head coach had a positive effect on the attendance rather than "killing" it?

and you realize this was discussed at length in another thread about a week ago. Just sayin

I didn't realize breaking the school record for back to back attendance is considered "killing attendance"

I for one am glad McCarney doesn't put up with guys repeatedly failing drug tests after being given plenty of chances to pass one.

After watching our Rangers clinch home field advantage I decided to flip over to check out the AL and NL wild card races. Did anybody else see the drama that took place tonight? Sorry, just noticed it was already mentioned on the Rangers thread but still. This ish was pretty crazy

I personally don't mind not being able to buy an actual authentic Nike jersey. But I would love a bigger hat and t-shirt selection from Nike. Maybe I'm in the minority but I prefer jerseys for my pro teams and t-shirts for my college. It would also be a humble brag to talk about takling Cyrus Gray in high school... or holding on to his leg until reinforcements arrived.

There are some out by Lubbock and some in Oklahoma I think.

That was the only real mistake DT made all night, and while it could've provided the spark they needed if McCord doesn't have the shoe issue then he would have been in position and I firmly believe we stop them on that drive.

A buddy of my sent me this video and I took it upon myself to figure out how to post it on the youtube internet machine. Pretty shaky but i thought it was somewhat relevant to this thread. So for those who didn't rush the field: here

Just going off his bio on meangreensports: "Was named District 6-2A MVP his senior season … Threw for 2,418 yards and 29 touchdowns and added six scores on the ground … Was nominated for the Army All-American Bowl and received honorable hention all-state honors … Was named first-team all-district as a defensive back and wide receiver in his sophomore season … In addition to being a four year letterwinner in football, Jones lettered four years in track and basketball, earning all-district honors on the hardwood his sophomore and junior years" Seems like a pretty athletic fella and I'm excited about his future. However, I'm also very glad that we have DT. I think he is making huge improvements from week to week and he's only sophomore. He has showed big time leadership and grit playing through some obvious pain against IU. Furthermore, I think Chico is a good enough OC that he is capable of having a great offense with a dual threat or a pocket passer (see his use of the wildcat). In my opinion DT has been enough of a dual threat so far to make some plays on the zone read/QB draw.

First of all he looks like an Andy Samberg character. Secondly, while watching the replay I noticed during a shot of the student section a douche with a Horns hat on. Just because he had a Mean Green shirt on he is less of a douche than the guy in the Polo shirt but he's still a douche. And I feel at fault for not hitting the douche in the face as I was in the student section the whole game. I apologize to all of the Mean Green Nation

I'm sure that I am in the minority here but I love the green on green at home and white on white on the road. I agree that the past two weeks have looked pretty good but I still like what we wore against FIU and Houston better. Now let the -1's begin

Gotcha, I didn't notice the coaches telling him to go down. Looking back at it they probably should've just called a timeout or he shouldve left the shoe alone. Either way it luckily didn't end up costing us the game and I'm sure it will be addressed by the coaches before next week.

Anytime we can throw out a positive aspect of the stadjium that no other stadjium in the country can say then it's a benefit to us. It makes The App stand out from all other stadjiums in a positive way.

The second blown coverage wasn't Hill with the shoe issue. It was McCord who lost his shoe then chose to sit down and try to put it back on right as the ball was snapped.

Yea it did, if you watch it closely the kicker taps it off the tee and follows it until it goes 10 yards before falling on it.

Walking across campus after class this morning I was in the small parking lot next to the Administration building when a small SUV pulled in driven by what looked to be a couple members of the Athletic Department staff. Out of the backseat stepped Tony himself. This was the first time I had ever seen him up close and I was in awe. Must be nice to be to have a personal ride to all classes as well. Just thought I'd share with some like minded folks

I don't have a huge problem with it, I just wish they would play more to create non-stop noise when we are not on offense.

Oh too bad!

Still first come first serve, no assigned seating