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2011 College Football -- God: Wasn't Michigan and Wisconsin enough?

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Constantinople		#2441	[-]
Posts: 1211 (01/10/12 03:34 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Do not click here, if you like ads Remove this ad tomersde wrote: Overnight ratings for Alabama’s 21-point shutout of LSU in the National Championship Game were the lowest in the history of the Bowl Championship Series. Monday’s #2 Alabama/#1 LSU BCS National Championship Game earned a 13.8 overnight rating on ESPN, down 14% from last year (AUB/ORE: 16.1), and down 24% from 2010 (ALA/TEX: 18.2, ABC). The 13.8 overnight is the lowest ever for the BCS National Championship Game (14 telecasts). The previous record low was a 14.3 for the 2002 Rose Bowl (MIA/NEB). Notably, the three lowest overnights for the BCS National Championship Game have come in years when there was a controversy regarding which teams should play. The 2002 (14.3) and 2004 (14.4) games featured teams — Nebraska and Oklahoma, respectively — that had failed to win their conference. (Monday’s numbers from ESPN) The SEC Western Division Championship isn't appointment television?
jessica has spoken		#2442	[-]
Posts: 10616 (01/10/12 04:04 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	We beat the team that won the SEC East. And we beat them by 32. We beat the team that won the Music City Bowl. And we beat them by 13. We beat the team that won the Gator Bowl. And we beat them by 35. We beat the team that won the Cotton Bowl. And we beat them by 24. We beat the team that won the Orange Bowl. And we beat them by 26. We beat the team that won the Rose Bowl. And we beat them by 13. We beat the team that won the BCS National Championship. *tears
erickman		#2443	[-]
Posts: 24455 (01/10/12 04:23 PM) MESS member Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Constantinople wrote: tomersde wrote: Overnight ratings for Alabama’s 21-point shutout of LSU in the National Championship Game were the lowest in the history of the Bowl Championship Series. Monday’s #2 Alabama/#1 LSU BCS National Championship Game earned a 13.8 overnight rating on ESPN, down 14% from last year (AUB/ORE: 16.1), and down 24% from 2010 (ALA/TEX: 18.2, ABC). The 13.8 overnight is the lowest ever for the BCS National Championship Game (14 telecasts). The previous record low was a 14.3 for the 2002 Rose Bowl (MIA/NEB). Notably, the three lowest overnights for the BCS National Championship Game have come in years when there was a controversy regarding which teams should play. The 2002 (14.3) and 2004 (14.4) games featured teams — Nebraska and Oklahoma, respectively — that had failed to win their conference. (Monday’s numbers from ESPN) The SEC Western Division Championship isn't appointment television? well like i said before abc should have aired it insted of espn
managerr		#2444	[-]
Posts: 19472 (01/10/12 04:27 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	well like i said before abc should have aired it insted of espn They knew better than to take the ratings hit.
twistedzman		#2445	[-]
Posts: 11267 (01/10/12 04:36 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	so, will the rubber game be played in baton rouge next week? next month perhaps? LSU wins at tuscaloosa but they have to beat Bama again to win the nat title. my, what a fair system. get rid of the bowls and implement a playoff system already. no one in america cares who will win the Coconut Bowl or Mac N Cheese Bowl.
SurvivorLDog93		#2446	[-]
Posts: 35636 (01/10/12 05:40 PM) Admin/Play-By-Play Guru SKYNET is SELF-AWARE! Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Dont forget the Beefcake O'Brady Bowl.
erickman		#2447	[-]
Posts: 24456 (01/10/12 06:40 PM) MESS member Reply Quote More Recent Posts	SurvivorLDog93 wrote: Dont forget the Beefcake O'Brady Bowl. beefcake beefcake beefcake as carteman would say
Tigershere		#2448	[-]
Posts: 18085 (01/11/12 12:05 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Did you hear that the LSU buses couldn't leave after the game. Someone had painted a 50 yard line in front of them!
alabamacandace		#2449	[-]
Posts: 13602 (01/11/12 12:19 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Do not click here, if you like ads Remove this ad Only one team out of the 70 teams that played in a bowl game didn't score a point. LSU
Tigershere		#2450	[-]
Posts: 18086 (01/11/12 11:54 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts
AmericanHiddenImmunityIdol		#2451	[-]
Posts: 1713 (01/12/12 03:12 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	This weirdly feels like a Kung Fu movie. Where the guy with the southern style kung fu always is like " HA HA HA. Nobody can defeat my southern style, it's long and reliable kicks and defensive blows will wear you out and you'll die." The protagonist is some random Chinese dude and he's like northern style kung fu. "You killed my master Ohio State, prepare to die to my flashy kicks and touchdown strikes!" Then they fight and then of course the Southern style guy dies. Then 5 more die. Eventually everyones like OMG I HATE that Bolo Yeung guy he's such an asshole! And southern style people in the theatre are "Shh. Bolo is awesome and even though I am a Shaolin Kung Fu guy, I got to respect their Kung Fu." grumble under breath... well that guy is still an asshole... SEC College Football is like Bolo Yeung in that final fight from Bloodsport. It's cocky, it's mean and a little dirty and wants to break your team like it broke your friends team. That final fight is strangely close to what we have right now. Okay the opposing team starts off all right, gets off some good combos but gets kicked out. Each time he gets knocked down represents a loss in the NCG. At the end he gets blinded. The blinding represents what America's eyes feel like after that eyesore of a NCG. America's anger and rage at such a crappy sport is well represented by the brilliant performance artistry of Van Damme's primal Munchian scream. Right now we don't know where to look as a country. We feel blind, like there is no stopping the system as represented by the tyrannical Bolo Yeung. We need to cry out for something, anything, just to feel. Please notice throughout that there are no true friends cheering for Bolo Yeung's character. The crowd who cheers for him represent the BCS who are only cheering for him because they make money from Bolo. The fans of Van Damme represent real football fans who love Van Damme for who he is. The flashback to the master represents our old ways of football and the good times we had with friends. Bolo killing Van Dammes friends is symbolic of how college football killed our good times we used to share with friends watching football for the fun of it. However there is hope eventually Van Damme realizes that he doesn't need to see to win anymore. That by not watching Bolo he was able to defeat him. This is what we can take as American's. We don't need to watch this stuff. Then we win. When he destroys Bolo he represents the triumph over evil. This could be accomplished next year when finally another conference wins the NCG giving us the great feeling again of a people's champion and the cheering of the citizens throughout the nation that the monster has been beaten. Is it a coincidence that Van Damme's character is Frank Ducks? I think not. College Football. America's Bloodsport. Thank you Van Damme for showing me the way.
Gweedeaux		#2452	[-]
Posts: 2141 (01/12/12 06:09 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	In a strange way, I kinda buy that theory.
greenday061892		#2453	[-]
Posts: 1447 (01/14/12 11:35 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	There needs to be a BIG FUCKING ASTERISK next to Alabama's name in the record book; they should NOT have been in the "championship" to begin with.
BobbyBrown11		#2454	[-]
Posts: 1781 (01/20/12 07:36 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	http://blacksportsonline....i-need-some-pssy-tweets/ Hilarious
Heckagirl631		#2455	[-]
Posts: 2354 (01/20/12 10:23 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Jealousy. We're going to win a bunch more national championships. Count on it! Roll Tide!
BobbyBrown11		#2456	[-]
Posts: 1786 (01/21/12 12:02 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Good to see you in this thread again!
BoeschFan		#2457	[-]
Posts: 13124 (01/25/12 05:27 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Do not click here, if you like ads Remove this ad BoeschFan wrote: Now for something more interesting than tonight's snorefest ... University of Wisconsin-Madison officials have launched an investigation into what prompted the resignation of a top aide to athletic director Barry Alvarez last week. While many questions continue to swirl regarding the circumstances that prompted former Alvarez deputy John Chadima to submit his resignation, UW officials aren't answering many questions. They only said Chadima resigned on Friday after finding out he was facing allegations of misconduct.... Link UW-Madison has released the oficial report of its investigation. Turns out Alvarez's "top aide" was drunk off his ass at the Rose Bowl (at the team hotel, to be exact) and groped some guy's cock and balls. On, Wisconsin, indeed! SBNation.com: According to the report, the incident took place following a party that Chadima threw for "staff and student employees who worked 'behind the scenes' in support of the football team" in his suite at the J.W. Marriott in downtown Los Angeles on Dec. 30. The party, which included alcoholic beverages purchased with athletic department funds and provided to students, some of whom were underage, was attended by dozens of people, but the incident was alleged to have occurred after everyone but Chadima and the student employee had left. The alleged victim, identified simply as John Doe, said that Chadima told him to, "stay here and have a drink with me" after the other students had left. Doe recalls making three drinks for each of them before the assault occurred. From the report: At one point, as they were seated at the corner of a large table in the suite, Chadima told John Doe that he thought that Doe might be gay, and that some of the other student employees that Doe was gay. Doe told us he felt very uncomfortable and defensive but was not sure what was going on. He said that Chadima reached over and removed Does' pants belt and then inserted his hand inside Doe's pants on his genitals. Doe reported that he was shocked and frightened and slapped Chadima's hand away and swore at him. He reported that Chadima said, "I thought you liked it" and "What are you going to do about it?" and "I could have you fired." Doe quickly left the room. As he was leaving the room, Doe reported that Chadima seemed to want to gloss over the incident as "just joking around." Linky Linky

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2011 College Football -- God: Wasn't Michigan and Wisconsin enough?