Nt Vs. Alabama

ForneyGreen · September 18, 2009

38

Hey - the spread is down to 36 points now - someone in Vegas must really like the Mean Green!!!

'Bama -- 37

Good Guys -- 13

MeanGreen61 · September 18, 2009

52-10, return to last years way

Didn't you say that Ball State would be in control of the the Mean Green by the middle of the first quarter ? :rolleyes:

Edited September 18, 2009 by MeanGreen61

Eagle1855 · September 18, 2009

I have question. NT has problem scoring more than 20 point in regulation. Because for why make think we score more than 20 in regulation Bama?

pvilleguru · September 18, 2009

38-10 bama

greeninok · September 19, 2009

38-7 Tide rolls, Bama gets up early and coasts the rest of the way. But defense continues to improve and shows heart and determination.

Got5onIt · September 19, 2009

Bama-42

NT-14

Will to Win · September 19, 2009

we will be competitive.

TheTastyGreek · September 19, 2009

If it rains tomorrow at the game, Tasty will be happy I convinced him to buy a hat last week during the game so that he can two uses out of it.

I brought it with me. And it's a good thing, too... The weather here SUCKS right now. Even worse than the forecast indicated. We got pummeled with rain about 10 miles west of Tuscaloosa, so bad we had to turn on the hazards and drive 40 on the highway. Terrible, terrible rain.

It's better here in town, but it's still raining intermittent-to-heavy, non-stop.

Looks like another miserable weekend of football weather.

untStein · September 19, 2009

5-3 Alabama.

eulessismore · September 19, 2009

I brought it with me. And it's a good thing, too... The weather here SUCKS right now. Even worse than the forecast indicated. We got pummeled with rain about 10 miles west of Tuscaloosa, so bad we had to turn on the hazards and drive 40 on the highway. Terrible, terrible rain.
It's better here in town, but it's still raining intermittent-to-heavy, non-stop.
Looks like another miserable weekend of football weather.

Man, I'll be saying a prayer for you guys, and for all of us in the Mean Green Nation. I'm just hoping that room keeps you at least warm and dry!

UNT_playmaker · September 19, 2009

Okay dammmmmit , I really want this win more than any other this season. I hate Saban more than any other coach and think he is evil...

Monroe knocked them off, so we can too.....

If it rains it will help us since we will learn from our rain mistakes.

Keys to win the game: Limit turnovers and force turnovers and capitalize, Run the ball with your two stellar RBs, DL adds pressure and Dodge uses his knowledge against his former QB.

Take Bama down......

BAMA 41

NT 21......

If we win, Fry Street will burn down, the rest of it that is..... lol....

Eagle1855 · September 19, 2009

If we score more than 13 points in this game, I will consider it a great success for our offense. We've moved the ball, this season, but it hasn't translated into many points. Bama has a stout D. Our scores will have to come from outside the 10-15 yard line.

eulessismore · September 19, 2009

I brought it with me. And it's a good thing, too... The weather here SUCKS right now. Even worse than the forecast indicated. We got pummeled with rain about 10 miles west of Tuscaloosa, so bad we had to turn on the hazards and drive 40 on the highway. Terrible, terrible rain.
It's better here in town, but it's still raining intermittent-to-heavy, non-stop.
Looks like another miserable weekend of football weather.

Hey, I just thought that I'd mention that the only people I saw who looked comfortable sitting around me at last week's game was a young couple wearing North Face parkas (no telling how much THOSE would cost, but I found something at least with a water repellant shell the next day for 30 bucks at Ross), and more intersesting, they were keeping their upper legs dry by draping chamois cloths over them, not leather (yes, I got a good look at their laps), but some kind of artificial fabric, rayon or something. Periodically, when the rain slackened, they'd take those chamois cloths, wring the water out of them, and put them back in place. They actually had smiles on their faces the whole time.