Originally posted by: Poulsonator
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
UF wins, but wasn't the best team on the field. OU blows two scoring opportunities inside 10 and has a FG blocked.
This is absurd. The best team on the field was most certainly Florida. There's a key part of the game of football called DEFENSE. Florida's defense prevented OU from scoring. The Sooners didn't blow anything; they were hit in the mouth by a defensive performance for the ages. The monster hit on the third play of the game set the tone, and the 2nd INT by the Gators late in the game is a play we'll remember forever.
The Gators were the best team tonight.
Tim Tebow was also the best Heisman winner on the field tonight.
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
Originally posted by: Poulsonator
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
UF wins, but wasn't the best team on the field. OU blows two scoring opportunities inside 10 and has a FG blocked.
This is absurd. The best team on the field was most certainly Florida. There's a key part of the game of football called DEFENSE. Florida's defense prevented OU from scoring. The Sooners didn't blow anything; they were hit in the mouth by a defensive performance for the ages. The monster hit on the third play of the game set the tone, and the 2nd INT by the Gators late in the game is a play we'll remember forever.
The Gators were the best team tonight.
Tim Tebow was also the best Heisman winner on the field tonight.
Yeah, two trips inside the 10 and no points to show for it. OU really didn't hurt themselves at all.
The monster hit on the third play of the game was a missed PI call.
Tim Tebow had a mediocre passing performance and a pretty good rushing performance. I'm not saying Bradford had a better performance, but neither were nothing to write home about.
Percy Harvin was the difference changer and is the reason UF won.
UF didn't win this game, OU lost it.
Originally posted by: Fingolfin269
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
Originally posted by: Poulsonator
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
UF wins, but wasn't the best team on the field. OU blows two scoring opportunities inside 10 and has a FG blocked.
This is absurd. The best team on the field was most certainly Florida. There's a key part of the game of football called DEFENSE. Florida's defense prevented OU from scoring. The Sooners didn't blow anything; they were hit in the mouth by a defensive performance for the ages. The monster hit on the third play of the game set the tone, and the 2nd INT by the Gators late in the game is a play we'll remember forever.
The Gators were the best team tonight.
Tim Tebow was also the best Heisman winner on the field tonight.
Yeah, two trips inside the 10 and no points to show for it. OU really didn't hurt themselves at all.
The monster hit on the third play of the game was a missed PI call.
Tim Tebow had a mediocre passing performance and a pretty good rushing performance. I'm not saying Bradford had a better performance, but neither were nothing to write home about.
Percy Harvin was the difference changer and is the reason UF won.
UF didn't win this game, OU lost it.
Right. Because the defensive part of the game, which FORCED ou to 'lose it', is pretty much meaningless in football.
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
Originally posted by: Poulsonator
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
UF wins, but wasn't the best team on the field. OU blows two scoring opportunities inside 10 and has a FG blocked.
This is absurd. The best team on the field was most certainly Florida. There's a key part of the game of football called DEFENSE. Florida's defense prevented OU from scoring. The Sooners didn't blow anything; they were hit in the mouth by a defensive performance for the ages. The monster hit on the third play of the game set the tone, and the 2nd INT by the Gators late in the game is a play we'll remember forever.
The Gators were the best team tonight.
Tim Tebow was also the best Heisman winner on the field tonight.
Yeah, two trips inside the 10 and no points to show for it. OU really didn't hurt themselves at all.
The monster hit on the third play of the game was a missed PI call.
Tim Tebow had a mediocre passing performance and a pretty good rushing performance. I'm not saying Bradford had a better performance, but neither were anything to write home about.
Percy Harvin was the difference changer and is the reason UF won.
UF didn't win this game, OU lost it.
Originally posted by: Fingolfin269
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
Originally posted by: Poulsonator
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
UF wins, but wasn't the best team on the field. OU blows two scoring opportunities inside 10 and has a FG blocked.
This is absurd. The best team on the field was most certainly Florida. There's a key part of the game of football called DEFENSE. Florida's defense prevented OU from scoring. The Sooners didn't blow anything; they were hit in the mouth by a defensive performance for the ages. The monster hit on the third play of the game set the tone, and the 2nd INT by the Gators late in the game is a play we'll remember forever.
The Gators were the best team tonight.
Tim Tebow was also the best Heisman winner on the field tonight.
Yeah, two trips inside the 10 and no points to show for it. OU really didn't hurt themselves at all.
The monster hit on the third play of the game was a missed PI call.
Tim Tebow had a mediocre passing performance and a pretty good rushing performance. I'm not saying Bradford had a better performance, but neither were nothing to write home about.
Percy Harvin was the difference changer and is the reason UF won.
UF didn't win this game, OU lost it.
Right. Because the defensive part of the game, which FORCED ou to 'lose it', is pretty much meaningless in football.
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
Originally posted by: Fingolfin269
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
Originally posted by: Poulsonator
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
UF wins, but wasn't the best team on the field. OU blows two scoring opportunities inside 10 and has a FG blocked.
This is absurd. The best team on the field was most certainly Florida. There's a key part of the game of football called DEFENSE. Florida's defense prevented OU from scoring. The Sooners didn't blow anything; they were hit in the mouth by a defensive performance for the ages. The monster hit on the third play of the game set the tone, and the 2nd INT by the Gators late in the game is a play we'll remember forever.
The Gators were the best team tonight.
Tim Tebow was also the best Heisman winner on the field tonight.
Yeah, two trips inside the 10 and no points to show for it. OU really didn't hurt themselves at all.
The monster hit on the third play of the game was a missed PI call.
Tim Tebow had a mediocre passing performance and a pretty good rushing performance. I'm not saying Bradford had a better performance, but neither were nothing to write home about.
Percy Harvin was the difference changer and is the reason UF won.
UF didn't win this game, OU lost it.
Right. Because the defensive part of the game, which FORCED ou to 'lose it', is pretty much meaningless in football.
That pick right before halftime was more fluke than force.
The goalline stand was semi impressive but more bad playcalling by OU than anything.
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
Originally posted by: Poulsonator
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
UF wins, but wasn't the best team on the field. OU blows two scoring opportunities inside 10 and has a FG blocked.
This is absurd. The best team on the field was most certainly Florida. There's a key part of the game of football called DEFENSE. Florida's defense prevented OU from scoring. The Sooners didn't blow anything; they were hit in the mouth by a defensive performance for the ages. The monster hit on the third play of the game set the tone, and the 2nd INT by the Gators late in the game is a play we'll remember forever.
The Gators were the best team tonight.
Tim Tebow was also the best Heisman winner on the field tonight.
Yeah, two trips inside the 10 and no points to show for it. OU really didn't hurt themselves at all.
The monster hit on the third play of the game was a missed PI call.
Tim Tebow had a mediocre passing performance and a pretty good rushing performance. I'm not saying Bradford had a better performance, but neither were anything to write home about.
Percy Harvin was the difference changer and is the reason UF won.
UF didn't win this game, OU lost it.
Originally posted by: Poulsonator
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
Originally posted by: Poulsonator
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
UF wins, but wasn't the best team on the field. OU blows two scoring opportunities inside 10 and has a FG blocked.
This is absurd. The best team on the field was most certainly Florida. There's a key part of the game of football called DEFENSE. Florida's defense prevented OU from scoring. The Sooners didn't blow anything; they were hit in the mouth by a defensive performance for the ages. The monster hit on the third play of the game set the tone, and the 2nd INT by the Gators late in the game is a play we'll remember forever.
The Gators were the best team tonight.
Tim Tebow was also the best Heisman winner on the field tonight.
Yeah, two trips inside the 10 and no points to show for it. OU really didn't hurt themselves at all.
The monster hit on the third play of the game was a missed PI call.
Tim Tebow had a mediocre passing performance and a pretty good rushing performance. I'm not saying Bradford had a better performance, but neither were anything to write home about.
Percy Harvin was the difference changer and is the reason UF won.
UF didn't win this game, OU lost it.
OU didn't hurt themselves - Florida hurt them when they bitchslapped OU in the face and took the ball away.
A missed call was the OU horse-collar tackle on Rainey that knocked him out of the game.
UF won because of Tim Tebow. Percy had a huge game, but the Gators beat Alabama without him. They (the Gators) don't win shit without Tebow.
UF won this game with offense, defense, special teams, and coaching.
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
Originally posted by: Poulsonator
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
Originally posted by: Poulsonator
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
UF wins, but wasn't the best team on the field. OU blows two scoring opportunities inside 10 and has a FG blocked.
This is absurd. The best team on the field was most certainly Florida. There's a key part of the game of football called DEFENSE. Florida's defense prevented OU from scoring. The Sooners didn't blow anything; they were hit in the mouth by a defensive performance for the ages. The monster hit on the third play of the game set the tone, and the 2nd INT by the Gators late in the game is a play we'll remember forever.
The Gators were the best team tonight.
Tim Tebow was also the best Heisman winner on the field tonight.
Yeah, two trips inside the 10 and no points to show for it. OU really didn't hurt themselves at all.
The monster hit on the third play of the game was a missed PI call.
Tim Tebow had a mediocre passing performance and a pretty good rushing performance. I'm not saying Bradford had a better performance, but neither were anything to write home about.
Percy Harvin was the difference changer and is the reason UF won.
UF didn't win this game, OU lost it.
OU didn't hurt themselves - Florida hurt them when they bitchslapped OU in the face and took the ball away.
A missed call was the OU horse-collar tackle on Rainey that knocked him out of the game.
UF won because of Tim Tebow. Percy had a huge game, but the Gators beat Alabama without him. They (the Gators) don't win shit without Tebow.
UF won this game with offense, defense, special teams, and coaching.
What does UF/Bama have to do with tonight?
Without Harvin, UF loses this game easily. He was what ignited their offense.
Originally posted by: Poulsonator
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
Originally posted by: Poulsonator
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
Originally posted by: Poulsonator
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
UF wins, but wasn't the best team on the field. OU blows two scoring opportunities inside 10 and has a FG blocked.
This is absurd. The best team on the field was most certainly Florida. There's a key part of the game of football called DEFENSE. Florida's defense prevented OU from scoring. The Sooners didn't blow anything; they were hit in the mouth by a defensive performance for the ages. The monster hit on the third play of the game set the tone, and the 2nd INT by the Gators late in the game is a play we'll remember forever.
The Gators were the best team tonight.
Tim Tebow was also the best Heisman winner on the field tonight.
Yeah, two trips inside the 10 and no points to show for it. OU really didn't hurt themselves at all.
The monster hit on the third play of the game was a missed PI call.
Tim Tebow had a mediocre passing performance and a pretty good rushing performance. I'm not saying Bradford had a better performance, but neither were anything to write home about.
Percy Harvin was the difference changer and is the reason UF won.
UF didn't win this game, OU lost it.
OU didn't hurt themselves - Florida hurt them when they bitchslapped OU in the face and took the ball away.
A missed call was the OU horse-collar tackle on Rainey that knocked him out of the game.
UF won because of Tim Tebow. Percy had a huge game, but the Gators beat Alabama without him. They (the Gators) don't win shit without Tebow.
UF won this game with offense, defense, special teams, and coaching.
What does UF/Bama have to do with tonight?
Without Harvin, UF loses this game easily. He was what ignited their offense.
The Gators beat the #1 team in the nation without Percy Harvin in December.
It means they have a precedent for winning games against the #1 team without Percy Harvin.
Not saying it's likely, but it's happened before. In their prior game, in fact.
Tim Tebow ignited Florida's offense. I don't get why this is so hard to understand.
Originally posted by: LS21
Colt McCoy > Tim Tebow. 50 times over
Originally posted by: snoopdoug1
Originally posted by: Poulsonator
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
Originally posted by: Poulsonator
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
Originally posted by: Poulsonator
Originally posted by: alexjohnson16
UF wins, but wasn't the best team on the field. OU blows two scoring opportunities inside 10 and has a FG blocked.
This is absurd. The best team on the field was most certainly Florida. There's a key part of the game of football called DEFENSE. Florida's defense prevented OU from scoring. The Sooners didn't blow anything; they were hit in the mouth by a defensive performance for the ages. The monster hit on the third play of the game set the tone, and the 2nd INT by the Gators late in the game is a play we'll remember forever.
The Gators were the best team tonight.
Tim Tebow was also the best Heisman winner on the field tonight.
Yeah, two trips inside the 10 and no points to show for it. OU really didn't hurt themselves at all.
The monster hit on the third play of the game was a missed PI call.
Tim Tebow had a mediocre passing performance and a pretty good rushing performance. I'm not saying Bradford had a better performance, but neither were anything to write home about.
Percy Harvin was the difference changer and is the reason UF won.
UF didn't win this game, OU lost it.
OU didn't hurt themselves - Florida hurt them when they bitchslapped OU in the face and took the ball away.
A missed call was the OU horse-collar tackle on Rainey that knocked him out of the game.
UF won because of Tim Tebow. Percy had a huge game, but the Gators beat Alabama without him. They (the Gators) don't win shit without Tebow.
UF won this game with offense, defense, special teams, and coaching.
What does UF/Bama have to do with tonight?
Without Harvin, UF loses this game easily. He was what ignited their offense.
The Gators beat the #1 team in the nation without Percy Harvin in December.
It means they have a precedent for winning games against the #1 team without Percy Harvin.
Not saying it's likely, but it's happened before. In their prior game, in fact.
Tim Tebow ignited Florida's offense. I don't get why this is so hard to understand.
Maybe because AL should have never been the #1 team? Did you see their bowl game? Beating a #1 w/o Harvin in a previous game has NOTHING to do with this game. Don't get me wrong, Tebow had a good game... but Harvin wins it for them this time.
Originally posted by: Fingolfin269
Originally posted by: LS21
Colt McCoy > Tim Tebow. 50 times over
National Titles
Tim Tebow - 2
Colt McCoy - 0
Heisman Trophies
Tim Tebow - 1
Colt McCoy - 0
My math is a different formula I guess.
Originally posted by: hdeck
Originally posted by: Fingolfin269
Originally posted by: LS21
Colt McCoy > Tim Tebow. 50 times over
National Titles
Tim Tebow - 2
Colt McCoy - 0
Heisman Trophies
Tim Tebow - 1
Colt McCoy - 0
My math is a different formula I guess.
colt mccoy - more wins as a starter, more touchdowns, more bowl wins as a starter, more completions, more passing yards, better completion percentage, better qb rating. i could go on.
mccoy > tebow
Originally posted by: tefleming
The Madoff scandal really caused me to doubt the SEC as an effective regulator of wallstreet.......
Originally posted by: cheezy321
You should be happy Alabama didnt make it to the big dance. That would have been an epic fail of the highest level.
Originally posted by: Codewiz
Here is what I want to know.....I witnessed it with Auburn fans.
When did college football fans become conference homers? My team is Clemson University. I do not care about the ACC more than I do my tigers. When Clemson played in the peach bowl a year ago, we lost to Auburn. Most of the time you expect fans to be proud of their TEAM.
Instead, as we exited the stadium, all the fans could do was cheer "SEC, SEC,SEC". I mean really? Really? You are so proud of your conference?
When did conference loyalty become such a big deal? There is only one team I care about. It is the Clemson Tigers. I don't care about the conference. Will I discuss the merits of each conference strength? Sure. In football the SEC is the best conference hands down. Just like in basketball, the best conference is the ACC. In baseball, the best conference recently is the ACC. But that doesn't mean every team in the best conference is worth a sh*t. Once again in football this year, Clemson was extremely subpar. We played an SEC middle of the road team in South Carolina. South Carolina plays in the mighty SEC. We stomped their asses once again.
Originally posted by: moparacer
"Alabama would've WON the big dance had they went. Bama lost the sugar bowl to utah because bama didn't care to play in a consolation prize game."
The whole time the Utes were kicking Bamas azz up and down the field the other night everyone watching the game pretty much agreed thay everyone would say that......
They got way to much credit early on when they killed a VERY overrated Georgia team. BAMA was the most overrated team in the SEC all year long.....