pollock

Yes, it was in the DRC last week.

I saw Tarleton and I thought this post had something to do with copenhagen........

Or Communists.

Punk-A$$ Bi+[hez

WE'VE GOT BU......er.......DISH

Riprock's has come through for me in the past. Not sure about tonight's game. I'll be tuning into Jub tonight I think. Burned my weeknight kitchen pass at the roundball game last night.

Well, that's true, but it doesn't apply because that isn't what needed to happen. Our offense changed from a Buick to a twin-turbo hot rod of some kind (fast as hell and puts up all kinds of numbers, but totally unreliable and breaks down a lot). Last year our defense was a plain old Chevy. Not as good as it used to be, but still serviceable and consistent. If it had just stayed a Chevy (and with 9 out of 11 returning starters, that shouldn't have been a trick), we would probably be bowl eligible at the end of the season. But no, Mendoza got a hold of it, loosened all the lugnuts, put sugar in the tank, and hammered a potato into the tailpipe. Bada-bing, bada-boom, we're 1-8.

I think your questions are rhetorical in nature, but just in case, I will try to give an honest answer. You are not considering one very important postulate regarding our basketball attendance in general: Football > Basketball. That said, I was there, and will be there Wednesday.

I was a little surprised (pleasantly) to read it, but to say it takes stunningly big cajones to point out the obvious is overrating. At this point, I'm not even that worked up over the defense. I fully believe that the DC will be replaced at the end of the season. It couldn't be more obvious when you consider the factors that have been mentioned here over and over again. I just hate it for the players, on both offense and defense. Which feeling is worse-- scoring 62 points as an offensive player and losing, or allowing 74 points as a defensive player? Phil Bennett would be a great hire, if he's willing. Someone mentioned on the Fire Mendoza thread that DeLoach might be available at the end of the year - hopefully RV still has his number.

There will be plenty of endzone seats for the students to spill into. Tickets sold is one thing; it remains to be seen how many people show up.

Not so surprised that you don't listen to the Ticket, but I can't believe anyone posting on this board doesn't know who Dunham is.

Wow.

16K

STAY HARD, BRUISER BRODY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jeeeeeeeez, pass the kool aid. I don't believe for a minute that tickets are flying out of there. Were any of you not present during the 4th quarter last week? Whatever wind was in our attendance sails abruptly left the building. Here's hoping I'm wrong, and I'll be there to find out.

Time to forfeit your Man Card, Lifer.

30 years of mediocrity.

I'll always have a special distaste for the MUTS, but right now I'm hating me some FAU. 0-4.

Signaling had nothing to do with the fact that our O-Line couldn't block the Olson Twins.

Hey, it's just like Dodge said, "When you blitz, somebody's fight song is about to be played." Yeah, YOURS!

How bad is this O-line?

Because a $259 fine would just be too much?

SO WHAT?!?!?! Current college OT rules make for the most exciting football that you can ever watch. Stats schmats!

Cross Arky State off that list.

A few weeks ago, Dodge said something to the effect of, "When you blitz, somebody's fight song is about to be played." Not unlike how Dickey used to live by the old "Three things can happen when you throw the ball, and two of them are bad." I fear that Dodge coaches D the way that Dickey coached O. Let's hope not.