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HOLMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN! Okay, I just ripped all my clothes off like the Hulk and went running through the lawn... is that weird?

D's been on the field the whole game. Looking a lot like one of our OOC games at this point.

Yeah, this is rough. I REALLY wish the schedule hadn't ended up like it has this year.

Yeah. By my count it could be as much as 24-0. Two turnovers and the missed fg. Sad, sad 1st half for this team. We really need the veteran presence to step up.

WTF was that playcalling?!

I don't like the way he's throwing it today.

Another HUGE play from the defense. Time for the offense to help them out.

D-Line's getting consistently blown off the line. I agree, though, they've been on the field too long.

Looks like we're really missing that LSU game right about now.

Not much to say. Our defense has come up with a big play intercepting Marks, but otherwise the team as a whole looks lost. Offense looks awful. 7-0 MTSU. Time to get it together.

This isn't news. Seriously. Weak.

Yeah, it looks like Solich is already making things happen there at Ohio.

Incorrect. Colorado didn't pull their starters until the END of the 3rd quarter, after Klatt had thrown a TD pass to make it 45-14. Thomas had 115 yards rushing in the FIRST QUARTER, and they certainly didn't have their scrubs in at that time. USUALLY, when a team hangs half a hundred on you, you're NOT going to have a high number of total yards. For example: 1) When UT tore up ULL this year 60-3, ULL only managed 238 total yards (most of it passing) 2) When Arizona State beat Temple 63-16, Temple only accumulated 265 yards (203 passing) vs 500+ for Arizona State 3) When we beat up on Baylor 52-14, you only scrounged together 268 yards of offense. The winning team in a blowout, more often then not, has tons more yardage than the loser. They're using every part of their playbook and running the ball, while the loser is going 3-and-out and having to scrap much of their playbook to try and play catch-up. Every statement you made in that paragraph was wrong. We did have a high number of offensive plays, but so do most teams on the wrong end of a blow-out. Running a lot of plays doesn't mean you'll have a good number of yards, especially if you're overmatched.

NT - 23 MUTS - 20

I agree. I recall him (Branch) being pretty scary back there, and not in a good way.

Funny, I was just coming in to talk about that play. I wish that video were still on the web.

Great game. Patterson's re-assembled a hell of a defense.

has everybody enlarged the picture there? do it. it's worth it.

We need the money. It was the right call, but it's going to hurt.

Neither one if I'm in the middle of a flood and the city's evacuated.

Exactly. Although people like to blow up and make a big deal about it, these people aren't hurting anybody.

It would be an indication, but that's all. You'd have to watch the system of one team and the personnel of another. And then you'd have to project what happens when those two teams come together. No coach in their right mind comes into an already good team and totally changes everything they do. Dickey's all but admitted he has no idea what LSU is gonna come out with. You think it's just a matter of watching OSU's game film from last year and saying "Okay, this is what they're gonna do..."?

They're being nice. While I agree that with a new system and staff, there will be some missteps for LSU, I think it's a bigger problem that they know exactly what we're gonna do and can gameplan for it, while we know virtually nothing of their new system. Of course, it's not like we'd really gameplan anyway, but that's beside the point.

Agreed. But also, I think we won't really know until somebody plays an entire game. Dickey will name a starter, and then he'll put them in rotation. Likely this rotation will only last one game, since we play MTSU in week 2, but as soon as one guy is struggling, the next guy will be put in. That's my guess, of course, but I see it happening until one guy establishes himself above the other. I hate this QB mess, but every school has to go through it now and then. Our defense and O-Line/Running Game have to be up to the task, though. In 2002, we won a game or two where we didn't even throw the ball 10 times. If you're worried about experience at QB, you don't want to put them in a bad position (SEE: OOC Games). Defense must get stingy and put the offense in good position.

from http://rockyhorror.org Where is Denton? There are eighteen (count 'em) Dentons in the US - Arkansas, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana (two), Nebraska, North Carolina, New York, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Texas (two). There is also a Denton which is a suburb of Manchester, England. Denton is supposed to be "Anytown, USA." The popular belief is that the Denton in the movie is located in Ohio, which has been all but proven to be true with a piece in the Rocky Horror Scrapbook that shows Janet's address as 10 Main Street, Denton, Ohio. This can't be used as absolute proof, however, as the scrapbook was a limited edition piece that came out after the movie, and was mainly put together by Brian Thompson. More likely than not, when the name "Denton" was initially used, nobody gave any consideration as to what state it was in.