2013 College Football Postseason

[jaxvid]

I know I'm an older crusty sh*t but I just cannot stand all the post game blather that is done by the media in front of the remaining fans in the stadium after a team wins. Geez, the game is over, let the team go into the locker room and change and let the fans get back to someplace with booze!!! For God's sake is there any point in asking "What does it feel to win a game like this?" "How does it feel to win this game?" and "Can you tell us what it's like to win a game like this?" Bleeeech. Please share your FEELINGS, I need to know your FEELINGS, I am clueless whether you would be happy after winning a big game. I can only know the answer if you tell me!!!

Is this caused by the feminization of our culture or to appease the negro desire to emote uncontrollably???

 

[davidholly]

Why even have post game press conferences if they're just going to ask them everything on the field after the game.

 

[PamelaOC]

I know I'm an older crusty sh*t but I just cannot stand all the post game blather that is done by the media in front of the remaining fans in the stadium after a team wins. Geez, the game is over, let the team go into the locker room and change and let the fans get back to someplace with booze!!! For God's sake is there any point in asking "What does it feel to win a game like this?" "How does it feel to win this game?" and "Can you tell us what it's like to win a game like this?" Bleeeech. Please share your FEELINGS, I need to know your FEELINGS, I am clueless whether you would be happy after winning a big game. I can only know the answer if you tell me!!!

Is this caused by the feminization of our culture or to appease the negro desire to emote uncontrollably???

I'm young(er) and female and I think it's ridiculous too.

The emotional interviews and OMFG feeeeelings, I think, are just another of those non-traditional traditions where no one really knows how they got started, no one really cares about them, and no one wants to step up and say, "Why the **** are we still doing this ****?" It's exactly the same as those stupid athlete background sob stories that are always run during the Olympics. Everyone hates them, but still, there they are.

 

[FootballDad]

Fiesta Bowl featuring Central Florida and Baylor is a great game to watch if you want to see a couple of really, really good QBs playing. Both happen to be white.

 

[MetalHed]

Blake Bortles is playing great tonight! I have confidence he's gonna turn some heads in the NFL.

 

[davidholly]

Kevin Palmer, Baylor's sumo left tackle has had 4 major penalties tonight.

 

[GiovaniMarcon]

I think those unbelievably useless sideline "interviews" are just opportunities for affirmative action hires (blonde bimbos, emasculated *******, jock-sniffers, etc.) to hear themselves speak and get face time, and also to spin public perception so that the general opinion of the masses is in line with whatever angle the media wants to play (ie, this player is important, but this other one isn't, this matters, this doesn't, etc.).

"Gee, when you were behind by seven points and your team was obviously tired, why did you for two points after the TD? I ask because I'm a COMPLETE F*CKING IMBECILE and can't predict that your answer will be 'because we were tired and knew that we couldn't keep up this pace for overtime.' Also, after you make the game winning throw, I'm going to go ahead and be a retard and ask you how you felt. I'm guessing 'good,' but am asking anyway on the off chance that you might say, 'I felt like going on a killing spree because being the game's hero was so depressing...'"

Also, sideline interviews give attention-whore players more fodder for Youtube, Twitter, and other "look at MEEEEEEEEE, I'm so SENSITIVE and COMPLEX and athletic and multidimensional!" opportunities.

I agree with Pamela OC—One thing that really pisses me off during the Olympics is when they have those little athlete bio segments that manipulate public perceptions and "train" people to root for certain athletes while ignoring or dismissing others.

This is particularly true in the way that a footrace might be run. Before the race, there will be a five minute montage of some douchebag's private life (I don't care the ethnicity, but it's rarely a White male) and his or her struggles and trials and tribulations, and then once the race is about to start, the camera closes in just on THAT athlete.

I'm thinking, PAN THE F*CKING CAMERA OUT! I want to see EVERYONE in the race, not just one a-hole that NBC is telling me to cheer for.

 

[goyim]

This is particularly true in the way that a footrace might be run. Before the race, there will be a five minute montage of some douchebag's private life (I don't care the ethnicity, but it's rarely a White male) and his or her struggles and trials and tribulations, and then once the race is about to start, the camera closes in just on THAT athlete.

This is a symptom of the Hollywood poison. Most Americans, when going for a night out, dine out and see a movie. We've become conditioned to view our world in narrative terms. For far too many people, real life events need a sentimental hook or else it does not matter. This is a product of such conditioning.

Narrative is caustic to the thought process. Humans should not see themselves in terms of beginning, middle and end because our consciousness does not extend this far. We cannot possibly know nonexistence because existence is all that can be known. Narrative creates sympathy for finite beings whose lives exist only for the length of a novel or film.

it is not enough for tangible beings to exist and perform. The average idiot needs a reason to care because fiction has tainted their view of reality.

 

[FootballDad]

I didn't bother watching the Sugar Bowl last night between Alabama and Oklahoma, but maybe I should have. The slightly whiter Sooners pulled the upset. Notable in this game is that both of these schools have not gone the black quarterback route. Trevor Knight had a huge game for the Sooners.

 

[jaxvid]

I didn't bother watching the Sugar Bowl last night between Alabama and Oklahoma, but maybe I should have. The slightly whiter Sooners pulled the upset. Notable in this game is that both of these schools have not gone the black quarterback route. Trevor Knight had a huge game for the Sooners.

This game restores a semblance of balance to college football. I had to listen to "expert" after expert tell me that Alabama was going to kill OU because Alabama is the greatest program in the history of college football and their last loss was just a fluke and could only happen because they played another team from the godly SEC. Well haha, the 16 point favorites lost by 14. The experts were 30 points off. A two loss Alabama team should drop out of the top 10. I hope this is the beginning of a drop for that program and the d-bag that runs it.

 

[PamelaOC]

I didn't bother watching the Sugar Bowl last night between Alabama and Oklahoma, but maybe I should have. The slightly whiter Sooners pulled the upset. Notable in this game is that both of these schools have not gone the black quarterback route. Trevor Knight had a huge game for the Sooners.

I watched it. It did have some appeal. Unlike the BCS "Championship," which literally has no one for us to root for.

 

[Leonardfan]

I may watch some of the Missouri vs Ok St game but other than that the college football season is over for me. Have zero interest in the last two bowl games all featuring quoatabacks. Another season with mixed results in the books.

 

[PamelaOC]

The Rose Bowl (the real Rose Bowl) was the high point of the season.

 

[Jimmy Chitwood]

there was some abysmal defense played in the Texas A&M-Duke game, but that can't be said of the handful of White players who were on the field defensively.

in a game filled with blown assignments, missed tackles, and generally awful defensive play, the 4 best players (and the only athletes who couldn't be singled out for missed assignments and mistakes) were all White.

for Duke, junior linebackers David Helton and Kelby Brown were all over the field. Helton had a game high 11 total tackles (and a game-high 9 solo), while Brown finished with a game-high 1.5 tackles-for-loss (6 yards) and 8 total tackles (6 solo).

for the Aggies, junior safety Clay Honeycutt finished with a team-high 9 total tackles and a team-high 6 solo tackles. he was also very strong in pass coverage and had 1 pass breakup. true freshman linebacker Jordan Mastrogiovanni finished second on the team with 8 total tackles, including 0.5 tackles-for-loss.

perhaps these two teams should recruit more players who are intelligent and also very athletic, such as the aforementioned quartet, instead of so many dumb players who are athletic only.

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did anyone else notice that possibly the fastest player on the field in the Baylor-UCF game was a White wideout?

Baylor's junior receiver/returner Clay Fuller, a former baseball player in the Anaheim Angels organization-turned walk-on, has a reported 4.34 40-yard dash time. he is currently on scholarship for the Bears, so it'll be interesting to see what happens with him going forward.

 

[Tannehill17]

The national title game is a caste matchup of epic proportions, although I wouldn't mind seeing "famous" Jameis fall flat on his face like the bum that he is.

 

[Liverlips]

Does anyone know how many whites each team starts? I am betting it is like 3-4 each or something. I didn't watch one college bowl game this year and didn't miss it a bit.

 

[referendum]

Bama's loss was very nice as it helps to underscore the artificiality of the whole SEC is awesome myth. Even Georgia's loss was helpful, though of course Georgia is one of better teams in terms of white players. The SEC hides behind playing weak out of conference teams during the season, so the bowl season is the only time for it to get smacked down.

 

[davidholly]

James Franklin is terrible, if Missouri put in Maty Mauk they'd be worth rooting for.

 

[Riddlewire]

Various sources reporting that Texas will hire Charlie Strong to be their next coach.

Don't for one second think that this isn't part of the CM's global script. Another negro steps into a situation that is pre-built for him to succeed, just like Russell Wilson.
Whoever got that Texas job was going to look like a genius coach right away. Now Strong will be praised for being a "brilliant recruiter", despite the fact that Texas got all the best players from the state anyway (and had their pick of most national top players, too). With Strong's track record, you can bet there won't be a white quarterback on the Longhorns' roster within three seasons.

 

[Vanilla_Sky]

Various sources reporting that Texas will hire Charlie Strong to be their next coach.

Don't for one second think that this isn't part of the CM's global script. Another negro steps into a situation that is pre-built for him to succeed, just like Russell Wilson.
Whoever got that Texas job was going to look like a genius coach right away. Now Strong will be praised for being a "brilliant recruiter", despite the fact that Texas got all the best players from the state anyway (and had their pick of most national top players, too). With Strong's track record, you can bet there won't be a white quarterback on the Longhorns' roster within three seasons.

Welp. Someone should tell David Ash to transfer. At least Mack Brown realized Ash was far superior to his freshman qb Tyrone Swoopes. Now that Strong is there it's almost 100% guaranteed that Tyrone Swoopes or Jerron Heard will start. White QBs will never exist at UT again. Just like how they don't at Ohio State and soon, Notre Dame.

 

[DixieDestroyer]

Various sources reporting that Texas will hire Charlie Strong to be their next coach.

Don't for one second think that this isn't part of the CM's global script. Another negro steps into a situation that is pre-built for him to succeed, just like Russell Wilson.
Whoever got that Texas job was going to look like a genius coach right away. Now Strong will be praised for being a "brilliant recruiter", despite the fact that Texas got all the best players from the state anyway (and had their pick of most national top players, too). With Strong's track record, you can bet there won't be a white quarterback on the Longhorns' roster within three seasons.

I can't stand (arch AA hire) Strong. IMHO, he's been overhyped ever since he was DC at UF. I hope he doesn't get the Texas job, as he's totally unworthy of it. >:-(

 

[davidholly]

I wouldn't say anyone is unworthy of the Texas job. That program is a ****ing trainwreck. I don't care how great the recruiting is. They offered the job to like 5+ other coaches before settling on Charlie Strong.

 

[PamelaOC]

James Franklin is terrible, if Missouri put in Maty Mauk they'd be worth rooting for.

Of course the snow white offensive line that protected him will never get the level of praise that sumo afrolinemen do.

 

[Jimmy Chitwood]

watching the Duke-Texas A&M bowl game, i couldn't help noticing all the White special teamers for the Blue Devils. then, as the commentators kept talking about the depth and explosiveness of the Duke running game (they have 4 tailblacks *™* with more than 50 carries this season), i became curious. so, i did a little digging …

it turns out that one of Duke's White special team demons has a similar resume to the 4 frequently-featured running blacks, with the exception of that one, most-important characteristic (of course). but, not only was the White athlete not recruited, he is not even a running back. nope, he is now a backup safety.

sophomore Christian Conway won virtually every award possible during his high school career, being named the New York State Player of the Year, named to the state Super 11 team, honored as one of the Golden Dozen scholar athletes, twice being named 1st-Team All-State, setting all his school's major rushing and scoring records, leading them to a State Championship, and averaging over 200 yards rushing per game and over 10 yards per carry.

the results of all those accomplishments? he had to walk-on to a Division One school and is now buried on the depth chart at safety. "weird," huh?

what makes it even "weirder" is that the 5-foot-10, 200-pound Conway is virtually identical in both physical measurements and high school accomplishments … albeit without a profile on Rivals (or from any of the other "expert" recruiting "scouts") and without recruiters banging on his door … except for his skin color, that is.

but! surely the running blacks that get to carry the ball for Duke are so much bigger. right? and they're all so explosive! right?

uh, not exactly. when you bother to check out the actual numbers, the "real" athletes are virtually the same size and not exactly the most explosive players in the history of football. see below:

Shaquille Powell - sophomore, 5-foot-10, 205-pounds
- 90 career carries; 3 of 20 yards or more (1 for every 30 carries)
Powell got 28 carries as a freshman, with a long of 8, but he is considered "Duke's most elusive back."

Juwan Thompson - senior, 5-foot-11, 225-pounds
- 271 career carries; 5 of 20 yards or more (1 for every 54.2 carries)
Thomas is the "biggest" of Duke's tailblacks, and his longest career run is 34 yards.

Josh Snead - junior, 5-foot-9, 190-pounds
- 251 career carries; 7 of 20 yards or more (1 for every 35.9 carries)
- 144 total carries as a freshman and sophomore,; 3 of 20 yards or more
Snead has blazing speed (10.33 in the 100-meters), yet he didn't have a carry of longer than 27 yards until this year.

Jela Duncan - sophomore, 5-foot-10, 210-pounds
- 222 career carries; 5 of 20 yards or more (1 for every 44.4 carries)
Duncan carried the ball 113 times this season, with a long of 20 yards. He's not exactly a big-play threat.

so despite having a similar high school career to all the aforementioned black backs, after looking at their actual performances on the field of play, one wonders "Why is he a walk-on safety, and they are scholarship running backs?"

if you are aware of the Caste System, you know the answer.

 

[FootballDad]

So is anybody going to watch the "Big Game" (yawn) tonight? Are there any white people playing for either team? Should we pull for Auburn because they have a white head coach? I've paid little or no attention to either of these teams this season, at a glance it seems to be a HBCU matchup.