September 29, 20187 yr Man UCLA is lucky. Horseshit late hit call and then that false start wiped out a worthless third down run.
September 29, 20187 yr Just now, kopp0e said: Or not, penalties saving both offenses so far... Lol Pac 12 refs in full effect
September 29, 20187 yr Just now, texifornia said: Lol that UCLA CB looking like sophomore Kris Boyd out there You mean playing outside technique when the receiver is running on the hash marks is not a good idea?
September 29, 20187 yr 1 minute ago, Rip76 said: Channel? FS1 - the promos for tomorrow about Texas being "hot" and "on a roll" and "ranked" are a beautiful change from previous years. Edited September 29, 20187 yr by texifornia
September 29, 20187 yr KD Nixon, another DeSoto kid. With all their best players from Texas, you have to wonder why CU switched to the Pac.
September 29, 20187 yr Because they thought Texas and part of the Big XII were going, and they were getting left. So they jumped the gun for the invite. Culturally and geographically they’re a fit.
September 29, 20187 yr 1 minute ago, Bobby_Batronic said: Because they thought Texas and part of the Big XII were going, and they were getting left. So they jumped the gun for the invite. Culturally and geographically they’re a fit. True, student body-wise they're almost a California state school. Just tougher for football recruiting so far.
September 29, 20187 yr Where should we post about 1-3 Tulane puttin’ da’ hurt on 3-1 Memphis with massive plays? ESPN2 Edited September 29, 20187 yr by Napoleon
September 29, 20187 yr Tough week for dudes named Brett /noCR Edited September 29, 20187 yr by texifornia
September 29, 20187 yr Author Unnecessary roughness for that? OL fall on their guys all the time to make sure they can't get up and get back in on the play. The holding on the same guy was a legit call though.
September 29, 20187 yr And another one! Tulane just smacking the crap out of 15 point favorite Memphis! MEMPHIS 14 - 40 TULANE 4th Qtr 8:56
September 29, 20187 yr Huh...so I honestly do love Pac-12 After Dark games...especially on Saturday nights when it feels like we get an extra heaping helping of games in the late night slot going on into the early (next day) morning here in the Central time zone. On a whim, I just Googled "Pac 12 after dark" and noticed this interesting result: https://www.oregonlive.com/pac-12/index.ssf/2018/09/pac-12_commissioner_larry_scott_says_night_games_u.html Quote Larry Scott defends Pac-12 After Dark, says late-night college football games 'unlock significant value' Quote A season ago, Scott said 24 of the Pac-12's 80 conference games had local start times of 7 p.m. or later. He did not give an estimated figure for 2018. "The reason we play almost a third of our games at night is that was a way to unlock significant value from television in our last negations," Scott said. "ESPN and Fox placed a high value on us giving them a little more flexibility and being willing to play more night games." Quote ne·ga·tion nəˈɡāSH(ə)n/ noun plural noun: negations 1. the contradiction or denial of something. "there should be confirmation—or negation—of the findings" synonyms: denial, contradiction, repudiation, refutation, rebuttal; More 2. the absence or opposite of something actual or positive. "evil is not merely the negation of goodness" synonyms: opposite, reverse, antithesis, contrary, inverse, converse; More I feel like he is subconsciously not helping the cause....
September 29, 20187 yr Author 1 hour ago, texifornia said: Damn Shenault is good (and that coverage was butt). DeSoto kid. Yeah he is. Is he the one who said he went to Colorado because he was tired of the heat?
September 29, 20187 yr Just now, WBT said: Yeah he is. Is he the one who said he went to Colorado because he was tired of the heat? Can't remember - Google is being unhelpful there unfortunately.
September 29, 20187 yr Author 4 minutes ago, texifornia said: Can't remember - Google is being unhelpful there unfortunately. Found it, it was in a Bruce Feldman write up in the Athletic Spoiler The secret is out at Colorado. Inside the program this summer, Mike MacIntyre and his staff were downright giddy about the potential of sophomore Laviska Shenault, a linebacker-sized X-factor offensive weapon with 4.4 speed. “He’s a total freak,” MacIntyre told me, after asking to keep some of the hype about Shenault on the down low. MacIntyre said Shenault has great hands and was going to play every receiver position for CU while also lining up in the backfield, at Wildcat QB, just about everywhere you could imagine. “I’ve never had anything like him,” MacIntyre said. “He’s that good. I’m tellin’ ya. He’s ridiculous.” The 6-2, 220-pounder started 2018 with a bang, catching 11 passes for 211 yards and a TD in a win Friday vs. Colorado State. He also had one carry for 5 yards and looks like quite a factor for Steven Montez and the Buffs’ offense. (Aaron M. Sprecher / Associated Press) Colorado beat out Alabama and TCU among others to land Shenault. The Buffs also recruited one of his best friends from high school in K.D. Nixon, a top wide receiver on a powerful DeSoto (Texas) High team that finished their final season as the No. 2-ranked team in the country. Shenault told me Monday the reason he turned down a powerhouse like Alabama for CU was that he was intrigued to go somewhere he could make a difference. “I didn’t want to go somewhere that was already on the map,” he said. He also really liked Colorado when he visited and said he wanted to get away from where he grew up, particularly the climate. “That Texas heat is something fierce,” he said.
September 29, 20187 yr Ah, that's the irredeemably shitty UCLA we've come to know and love this year.
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