Deadlift
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Should Stanford be penalized for their "slow-start" against Oregon State?
Caste Matchups Week Ten
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Should Stanford be penalized for their "slow-start" against Oregon State?
northwinds
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Yep, I noticed this, with the announcers quickly jumping onto the Jefferson bandwagon.....with the obligatory camera cuts to the fallen Jarret Lee on the sideline who had the audacity to throw an interception....forget that he led LSU to the NO. 1 ranking in the country while the authorities in Louisisana were deciding whether to prosecute Jefferson for a felony....Lee has now thoroughly disgraced himself on one play and is done. Roll friggin' Tide at this point....and I hope its on a fourth quarter pick six on Jefferson....
Bama started 4 whites and LSU 5.
Both defenses were the prefered SEC/HBCU 100% black and 100% racist.
LSU seemed to be a tad more white with their subs and on the sidelines. But if Jefferson is taking over I'd prefer Bama to win and have Stanford meet Bama in a true caste matchup for the championship.
Both defenses were the prefered SEC/HBCU 100% black and 100% racist.
LSU seemed to be a tad more white with their subs and on the sidelines. But if Jefferson is taking over I'd prefer Bama to win and have Stanford meet Bama in a true caste matchup for the championship.
Colonel_Reb
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I wouldn't call still having a minority of Whites respectable. The FedGov's gunpoint forcing of integration pretty much killed the will of most Whites to fight back to any of the cultural Marxist social engineering in the 1960s. It shouldn't be a surprise to anyone that many Southerners are now heavily on board the diversity train. Besides, I doubt most fans of those other conferences are so racially aware that they detest SEC because they are so black. Indeed, they are DWFs as well. Southern Whites were the most denigrated Whites in the days of segregation and we are still the most denigrated people in the country. Some things never change, including the rest of the country's refusal to look in the mirror when trying to figure out why things are the way they are in the South.
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Wow, I just saw your comment now. I posted the same observation not long ago.
As a follow-up, here's what Ebert said about the play:
"Kain saw the safety roll down and I had man-to-man coverage. Kain threw a great ball and I was lucky to be able to outrun him," said Ebert, who went over 2,000 yards receiving for his career and had a career-high 147 yards on six catches Saturday.
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Heres to Boise State putting up at least 60 points on mostly black UNLV. Look for Hunter Lee to run for 143 yards against Fresno State despite the incredible DL Logan Harrell.
Deadlift
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The "vitamins" are kicking in for Trent Richardson..
Deadlift
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This is a chess match between Miles and Saban, and Saban's squad hasn't taken advantage of several opportunities to score. Simple as that. Bama's D has been damn stout.
Onto OT!
Onto OT!
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Helluva game between K-State and OSU.
Klein is a warrior...so far 26 rushes for 118 yards and 3 TDs and 19/28 for 196 yards and 1TD (1INT)
Brandon Weeden, 36/46 for 500 yards and 4tds (2INTS).
EDIT: Klein finishes with 145 yards on 29 carries in, unfortunately, a losing effort.
Klein is a warrior...so far 26 rushes for 118 yards and 3 TDs and 19/28 for 196 yards and 1TD (1INT)
Brandon Weeden, 36/46 for 500 yards and 4tds (2INTS).
EDIT: Klein finishes with 145 yards on 29 carries in, unfortunately, a losing effort.
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Klein should be being discussed far more nation wide. They fight hard and compete every week. Kstate has a great record and it's mostly due to the play of their superstar qb. He is the best running/passing qb in the nation. Tonight was his 4th 100 yard game and he did it against the number 3 team in the country. The kid can flat out play.
Zach Line was fun to watch today too. What a game with UCLA and ASU. Prince is another great running qb. He just needs to get more experience as a passer which will come in time.
Zach Line was fun to watch today too. What a game with UCLA and ASU. Prince is another great running qb. He just needs to get more experience as a passer which will come in time.
Deadlift
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Saban's strategy was sound, but, if you look at the play where Marquise Maze let the punt sail over him, that killed the momentum that Bama was building. He's the goat.
The Maze throw that was ripped out of Michael William's hands, right before his back slammed into the ground, was simply flukish, so I can't really blame anyone there. A catch there would have had them on the 1-yard line, and they would have almost certainly punched it in.
With this loss, Saban has opened himself up to criticism, primarily for the failures of his special teams. He will be criticized.
The Maze throw that was ripped out of Michael William's hands, right before his back slammed into the ground, was simply flukish, so I can't really blame anyone there. A catch there would have had them on the 1-yard line, and they would have almost certainly punched it in.
With this loss, Saban has opened himself up to criticism, primarily for the failures of his special teams. He will be criticized.
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Really?
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Considering all the hype leading it up to it, and what was at stake, yeah, it was garbage. Not a single TD was scored, lots of missed FGs, TOs and mistakes (mostly by Alabama), so if this is allegedly the best college football has to offer, we've got problems.
Deadlift
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This was billed as a defensive game. I don't see it as worse than the many lopsided PAC-12 scores or the "unstoppable" Big 12 teams putting up video-game numbers. It is possible to play excellent defense.
LSUs secondary is legit, and their true strength, while it's d-line is overrated. Saban wasn't going to go all "airraid" (having a young QB, too) because that would literally be giving the game away. Alabama would have gotten smacked..
Alabama and LSU will go to Bowls, and we'll see what happens. I think they'll score double-digits.
This was billed as a defensive game. I don't see it as worse than the many lopsided PAC-12 scores or the "unstoppable" Big 12 teams putting up video-game numbers. It is possible to play excellent defense.
LSUs secondary is legit, and their true strength, while it's d-line is overrated. Saban wasn't going to go all "airraid" (having a young QB, too) because that would literally be giving the game away. Alabama would have gotten smacked..
Alabama and LSU will go to Bowls, and we'll see what happens. I think they'll score double-digits.
I don't know how anyone could watch that blackfest and comment on it approvingly. I know you are a football fan but I watch games like that with all black teams making mental mistakes and dropping easy passes and slipping in the middle of a clear field and wish I was watching BYU vs Airforce.
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Back in the all-white SEC (which I remember), low-scoring games were common. You had mistakes, especially missed field goals and interceptions, in those days, too.
Trevor Insley's NCAA D-1 record for career receiving yards is safe.
I don't think there ever were any mistakes, missed field goals or interceptions back in the all white SEC days. :dodgy:
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Devon Wylie had 13 rec 149yds and 1 td
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I think SEC football right now seems wild, and not very good. That's just my opinion and obviously since the SEC is really popular my opinion matters little.
It's American society today, I guess. The Black overrepresentation in the SEC is an artificial construct and not really one based on merit. White people are capable of being just as incompetent on the field as Black people, and I think Whites, as a group, are capable of a higher standard of athletic play overall. But oh well.
Whites are the only racial group I can think of where it's seen as an overwhelmingly positive thing to praise (and overpraise) members of other ethnic groups, but praising members of your own group, or even simply acknowledging competence in members of your own group, is seen as racist.
Indeed, it seems like White men have been put in their place, as people whose sole role in life is to praise everything non-White, and to ridicule everything that IS White.
I actually wouldn't mind mostly-Black college teams that much if the players at least conducted themselves like responsible human beings and as sensible role models and got into college in the first place because they were smart.
However, society worships "thugs" and the loser Wheegroes that do the worshipping think it's cool to "act Black." And "acting Black" to them means acting like a worthless, degenerate loser criminal. DWFs are incredibly racist and they don't even realize it.
Pathetic.
To me, there shouldn't be any such thing as "acting Black."
You're an American, so act like a proud, educated and intelligent American regardless of your color.
DWFs don't want that. They want to laugh and cheer for minstrels.
Racism will always exist in a harmful way, and these same people who call US racist are instead the most racist people of all.
Having said all that, I think White athletes are just as good as Black athletes, and in many cases demonstratably superior. They should be more heavily represented in the SEC. But, as I said already, the White fans like to watch chimpanzees. NOT Black athletes. Chimpanzees.
It's American society today, I guess. The Black overrepresentation in the SEC is an artificial construct and not really one based on merit. White people are capable of being just as incompetent on the field as Black people, and I think Whites, as a group, are capable of a higher standard of athletic play overall. But oh well.
Whites are the only racial group I can think of where it's seen as an overwhelmingly positive thing to praise (and overpraise) members of other ethnic groups, but praising members of your own group, or even simply acknowledging competence in members of your own group, is seen as racist.
Indeed, it seems like White men have been put in their place, as people whose sole role in life is to praise everything non-White, and to ridicule everything that IS White.
I actually wouldn't mind mostly-Black college teams that much if the players at least conducted themselves like responsible human beings and as sensible role models and got into college in the first place because they were smart.
However, society worships "thugs" and the loser Wheegroes that do the worshipping think it's cool to "act Black." And "acting Black" to them means acting like a worthless, degenerate loser criminal. DWFs are incredibly racist and they don't even realize it.
Pathetic.
To me, there shouldn't be any such thing as "acting Black."
You're an American, so act like a proud, educated and intelligent American regardless of your color.
DWFs don't want that. They want to laugh and cheer for minstrels.
Racism will always exist in a harmful way, and these same people who call US racist are instead the most racist people of all.
Having said all that, I think White athletes are just as good as Black athletes, and in many cases demonstratably superior. They should be more heavily represented in the SEC. But, as I said already, the White fans like to watch chimpanzees. NOT Black athletes. Chimpanzees.
The SEC receives a disproportionate number of the best black players. When they win national championships with primarily black players, it creates a misperception of black superiority. Other coaches then emulate and stock their teams with inferior black athletes. If the best White talent was concentrated in a particular league, you would see great success.