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Thanks...like my weekend hasn't sucked enough already!!
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Sorry, I really do feel for you, see Iron_Dreamer' post above mine. OU fans have received a-lot of ribbing from rival fans over the Boise State loss and will continue to.
How I look at is like this. OU has experienced a-lot of success. As a fan base, we're really lucky. Boise State will get a-lot of mileage out the Fiesta Bowl victory. To me their win meant a-lot more to them than the loss meant to OU.
So in the big picture, I'm happy for Boise State. Once the pain wears off, maybe you'll feel the same about App. State. That school will cherish that day forever. In ten years after Michigan has won another national championship or embraced another Heisman winner, Saturday's happenings will be a footnote.
Because sooner or later, Michigan will just get back to rolling.
It's easy to be a USC, Michigan, OU, LSU, whatever big time program fan. The real fans, to me, are the ones that show up when losses are outnumbering wins. Take Big Ten football pushover Indiana. I bet there's alums that have made every football game the last ten years. Those are the people I admire.
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Didn't a certain team from the Northwest tell us this year that there are more than 6 conferences in Div-I?
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My mistake, but that's all you have to say?
Thanks for commenting on OU.
I wouldn't read too much into that OU win. North Texas was not very good. OU ran receiver screens all game and scored touchdowns. North Texas stacked the box and left high school looking corners in single coverage.
I didn't watch Arkansas State and Texas, so I'll reserver my judgment. Assumptions, and all that.
TCU@Texas should be interesting next week.
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Oh and by all means let's here from Conference USA, the Mountain West, the MAC, the WAC! Blinx? Bahamaman? Both your schools are looking good so far!