I don't know man...41-zip? We left Miss St blowing snot bubbles.
They are playing very conservative. Wait for fireworks next Saturday against VT.
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I don't know man...41-zip? We left Miss St blowing snot bubbles.
They are playing very conservative. Wait for fireworks next Saturday against VT.
yeah..... when i posted that, it was most definitely a different score.... and LSU was playing way worse....
now i'm gettin a tad scared again, blegh!
now i'm gettin a tad scared again, blegh!
**** I dunno what your talking. We beat the ACC Champion last year (at home) and this year with a more seasoned QB we are going to do great.
though beating the "ACC Champion" is about the same as beating the last placed SEC team..... i say that's not much to brag about
04DarkShadowGT
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Whoop de doo. Oregon State beat USC last year in the Pac 10. Did they dominate the Pac 10?
Va Tech Conference Finishes
2002 - 10-4 (3-4) - 4th Big East
2003 - 8-5 (4-3) - 4th Big East
2004 - 10-3 (7-1) - 1st ACC
2005 - 11-2 (7-1) - 1st ACC
2006 - 10-3 (6-2) - T - 3rd ACC
Va Tech Final AP Standings
2002 - 21st
2003 - Unranked
2004 - 10th
2005 - 7th
2006 - 19th
If you want to know anything about domination you should talk about USC.
USC Conference Finishes
2002 - 11-1 (7-1) - 1st
2003 - 12-1 (7-1) - 1st
2004 - 13-0 (8-0) - 1st
2005 - 12-1 (8-0) - 1st
2006 - 11-2 (7-2) - 1st
USC Final Finish AP Poll
2002 - 5th
2003 - 1st (2nd USA Today)
2004 - 1st
2005 - 2nd
2006 - 4th
Your team lost as many games in 2003 as USC has since 2002. That my friend is domination.
Funny how USC uses their AP stats when the BCS is what everyone shoots for all season. When it didn't go in their favor on '03 they want to use the AP.
My favorite comment...
"I would like nothing better than to play USC for the [national] title," Miles reportedly said in a speech to a heavily pro-LSU gathering in New Orleans. "I can tell you this, that they have a much easier road to travel. They're going to play real knockdown drag-outs with UCLA and Washington, Cal-Berkeley, Stanford -- some real juggernauts -- and they're going to end up, it would be my guess, in some position so if they win a game or two, that they'll end up in the title [game].
"I would like that path for us. I think the SEC provides much stiffer competition."-Les Miles, LSU Head Coach.
He sure knows how to let his mouth overload his ass. I just hope he can back it up.
My favorite comment...
"I would like nothing better than to play USC for the [national] title," Miles reportedly said in a speech to a heavily pro-LSU gathering in New Orleans. "I can tell you this, that they have a much easier road to travel. They're going to play real knockdown drag-outs with UCLA and Washington, Cal-Berkeley, Stanford -- some real juggernauts -- and they're going to end up, it would be my guess, in some position so if they win a game or two, that they'll end up in the title [game].
"I would like that path for us. I think the SEC provides much stiffer competition."-Les Miles, LSU Head Coach.
He sure knows how to let his mouth overload his ass. I just hope he can back it up.
Check this hit about 1:20 into the clip...
http://sports.espn.go.com/broadband/video/videopage?videoId=2998659&n8pe6c=2
Snot bubbles man...
http://sports.espn.go.com/broadband/video/videopage?videoId=2998659&n8pe6c=2
Snot bubbles man...
04DarkShadowGT
Member
Why is the 03 split title the only one that gets so much talk, oh I forgot its LSU fans that bag on USC and claim to be the only title winner that year. Until college has a playoff there can be split champions, but if there are split champs both are champs.
But seriously there is no doubt that the SEC is the toughest division in college football. LSU has a descent schedule, but every good team they play is at home except Alabama and well Alabama hasnt been lighting the world on fire.
I applaud LSU for scheduling a good Va Tech team, but its not like USC schedules all cup cakes in their non-conference schedule either. Its also not like LSU has its share of cupcakes as well. For instance Mississippi State, Mississipi, Tulane, Middle Tennesse State, and Louisiana Tech. Those arent exactly the cream of the crop.
I mean just look at LSUs road schedule - Miss State, Tulane, Alabama, Kentucky, and Mississippi. Sorry thats not exactly a tough schedule.
Meanwhile USC's road games are - Nebraska, Washington, Notre Dame, Oregon, Cal, and Arizona State. Thats a hellua lot harder than LSUs road shedule.
Sorry the Pac 10 is head and shoulders ahead of the ACC. USC's schedule is much tougher than Va Techs. You will get spanked at LSU and your only other remotely tough game is against an average FSU.
http://sports.espn.go.com/broadband/video/videopage?videoId=2991514
O. H.O.w I. hate O.hio State!!!!!!
O. H.O.w I. hate O.hio State!!!!!!
U of L - 73 - 10 WTF?!?!?!?! The Beast of the Big East is back in the saddle boys..... Who will stop Louisville ?
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/recap?gameId=272420097
Michigan will open Tomorrow and I have to be at a damn Corn Hole tournament!!!! It isnt like they wont destroy the Appalachian State Mountaineers though......
TIVO FTMFW!!!
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/recap?gameId=272420097
Michigan will open Tomorrow and I have to be at a damn Corn Hole tournament!!!! It isnt like they wont destroy the Appalachian State Mountaineers though......
TIVO FTMFW!!!
ranks as of Opening Day:
AP Top 25
1. USC (62) 0-0 1,622
2. LSU (2) 0-0 1,511
3. West Virginia (1) 0-0 1,396
4. Texas 0-0 1,375
5. Michigan 0-0 1,371
6. Florida 0-0 1,276
7. Wisconsin 0-0 1,192
8. Oklahoma 0-0 1,166
9. Virginia Tech 0-0 1,148
10. Louisville 0-0 1,031
11. Ohio State 0-0 876
12. California 0-0 790
13. Georgia 0-0 782
14. UCLA 0-0 605
15. Tennessee 0-0 571
16. Rutgers 0-0 560
17. Penn State 0-0 542
18. Auburn 0-0 519
19. Florida State 0-0 392
20. Nebraska 0-0 377
21. Arkansas 0-0 376
22. TCU 0-0 283
23. Hawaii 0-0 256
24. Boise State 0-0 187
25. Texas A&M 0-0 162
Others Receiving Votes
Missouri 128, Georgia Tech 94, Boston College 75, Oregon 73, South Carolina 69, Miami (FL) 68, Alabama 66, Oregon State 42, Wake Forest 40, South Florida 28, Arizona State 17, Brigham Young 14, Southern Miss 12, Notre Dame 11, Virginia 7, Clemson 6, Oklahoma State 3, Texas Tech 2, Purdue 1, Houston 1, Kentucky 1, North Carolina State 1.
USA Today Poll
1. USC (45) 0-0 1,481
2. LSU (4) 0-0 1,372
3. Florida (9) 0-0 1,278
4. Texas 0-0 1,231
5. Michigan (2) 0-0 1,218
6. West Virginia 0-0 1,205
7. Wisconsin 0-0 1,114
8. Oklahoma 0-0 1,026
9. Virginia Tech 0-0 1,005
10. Ohio State 0-0 919
11. Louisville 0-0 836
12. California 0-0 763
13. Georgia 0-0 604
14. Auburn 0-0 595
15. Tennessee 0-0 583
16. Rutgers 0-0 466
17. UCLA 0-0 454
18. Penn State 0-0 440
19. Nebraska 0-0 388
20. Arkansas 0-0 360
21. Florida State 0-0 301
22. TCU 0-0 233
23. Boise State 0-0 222
24. Hawaii 0-0 214
25. Texas A&M 0-0 209
Others Receiving Votes
Boston College 150, Georgia Tech 150, Miami (FL) 91, Notre Dame 90, South Carolina 90, Wake Forest 71, Missouri 58, Oregon State 52, Brigham Young 47, Clemson 30, Oregon 30, South Florida 26, Texas Tech 20, Alabama 16, Oklahoma State 15, Southern Miss 14, Iowa 12, Kansas State 8, Memphis 5, Houston 4, Arizona 1, Duke 1, Kentucky 1, Washington State 1.
AP Top 25
1. USC (62) 0-0 1,622
2. LSU (2) 0-0 1,511
3. West Virginia (1) 0-0 1,396
4. Texas 0-0 1,375
5. Michigan 0-0 1,371
6. Florida 0-0 1,276
7. Wisconsin 0-0 1,192
8. Oklahoma 0-0 1,166
9. Virginia Tech 0-0 1,148
10. Louisville 0-0 1,031
11. Ohio State 0-0 876
12. California 0-0 790
13. Georgia 0-0 782
14. UCLA 0-0 605
15. Tennessee 0-0 571
16. Rutgers 0-0 560
17. Penn State 0-0 542
18. Auburn 0-0 519
19. Florida State 0-0 392
20. Nebraska 0-0 377
21. Arkansas 0-0 376
22. TCU 0-0 283
23. Hawaii 0-0 256
24. Boise State 0-0 187
25. Texas A&M 0-0 162
Others Receiving Votes
Missouri 128, Georgia Tech 94, Boston College 75, Oregon 73, South Carolina 69, Miami (FL) 68, Alabama 66, Oregon State 42, Wake Forest 40, South Florida 28, Arizona State 17, Brigham Young 14, Southern Miss 12, Notre Dame 11, Virginia 7, Clemson 6, Oklahoma State 3, Texas Tech 2, Purdue 1, Houston 1, Kentucky 1, North Carolina State 1.
USA Today Poll
1. USC (45) 0-0 1,481
2. LSU (4) 0-0 1,372
3. Florida (9) 0-0 1,278
4. Texas 0-0 1,231
5. Michigan (2) 0-0 1,218
6. West Virginia 0-0 1,205
7. Wisconsin 0-0 1,114
8. Oklahoma 0-0 1,026
9. Virginia Tech 0-0 1,005
10. Ohio State 0-0 919
11. Louisville 0-0 836
12. California 0-0 763
13. Georgia 0-0 604
14. Auburn 0-0 595
15. Tennessee 0-0 583
16. Rutgers 0-0 466
17. UCLA 0-0 454
18. Penn State 0-0 440
19. Nebraska 0-0 388
20. Arkansas 0-0 360
21. Florida State 0-0 301
22. TCU 0-0 233
23. Boise State 0-0 222
24. Hawaii 0-0 214
25. Texas A&M 0-0 209
Others Receiving Votes
Boston College 150, Georgia Tech 150, Miami (FL) 91, Notre Dame 90, South Carolina 90, Wake Forest 71, Missouri 58, Oregon State 52, Brigham Young 47, Clemson 30, Oregon 30, South Florida 26, Texas Tech 20, Alabama 16, Oklahoma State 15, Southern Miss 14, Iowa 12, Kansas State 8, Memphis 5, Houston 4, Arizona 1, Duke 1, Kentucky 1, Washington State 1.
The reason the split is such a farce is every program in the BCS decided that was the way the champion would be decided, USC included. Then when things didn't go their way and the media along with ESPN decided they would buck the BCS and award their own champion. It has gotten to the point where the factual errors are getting worse. The "three-peat" thing was fine...until they lost and now it seems that it is forgotten that they were co-champions with the AP title because ESPN constantly refers to them as going for it's third BCS title this season...and that is wrong.
Sorry but LSU's conference road schedule is way above USC's. Only two to three PAC-10 teams are ever worth a flip. Everyone else is second rate. Bama will surprise a lot of people this season and Ole Miss, while not the perennial power always gives conference foes a hard time. Also take into account the PAC-10 doesn't have a Conference championship game. If LSU makes it without a loss I'll be greatly surprised. The lower half SEC teams would beat 3/4 of the PAC-10 every Saturday.
Virginia Tech is paying back a game they backed out of in 2004 to play USC. We played them there in 2002 and are just now getting them back. The OCC schedule is making due with the choices we have. Not many teams want to do home and homes anymore other than the lower Div I's or Div II's. It's all about money...LSU makes a ton with home games and won't schedule less than 7 home games a season. I do respect SC's OCC schedule though. They never seem to be a team to skirt around decent opponents. Most of the ones we played in the past such as Texas A&M or Washington or Oregon St seemed to have backed down over the years. Success will do that. Tulane is on the schedule because it is an in-state rivalry just restarted. We also scheduled other in state school because why play and out of state cup cake when we have plenty already here?
so much for Michigan having a chance....
i'm liking the way tebow looked today, good thing i left the game before the stuipd lightning
i'm liking the way tebow looked today, good thing i left the game before the stuipd lightning
04DarkShadowGT
Member
First I am not a USC fan, I am actually a Purdue and Big 10 fan. But I doubt you would spank the **** out of USC, but good luck next week with LSU when you get your booty pounded by 30.
Stop it LSUs road schedule is not hard at all. Saying a lower SEC team will pose a challenge is like saying Illinois will pose much of a threat to Michigan. In all conferences the low teams all stink, SEC included. There is no question that the SEC has better teams in the top of the conference but dont tell me that Ole Miss, Miss State, or Vandy are worth a hoot. Kentucky is supposedly better this year but hasnt been much, well ever.
I am certainly not trying to knock LSU because they are an awesome team, but people constantly bash USC and say they are a weak team. Well I argue that their record over the past several years including home, away, conference, non-conference, bowl games, etc is a pretty good indicator that they are a great program and imo over the last 5-6 years by far the best consistantly.
Virginia Tech is paying back a game they backed out of in 2004 to play USC. We played them there in 2002 and are just now getting them back. The OCC schedule is making due with the choices we have. Not many teams want to do home and homes anymore other than the lower Div I's or Div II's. It's all about money...LSU makes a ton with home games and won't schedule less than 7 home games a season. I do respect SC's OCC schedule though. They never seem to be a team to skirt around decent opponents. Most of the ones we played in the past such as Texas A&M or Washington or Oregon St seemed to have backed down over the years. Success will do that. Tulane is on the schedule because it is an in-state rivalry just restarted. We also scheduled other in state school because why play and out of state cup cake when we have plenty already here?
Maybe you should try and go play a good team at their stadium like USC, Notre Dame, Ohio State, and Michigan do. Of course it all comes down to money but you dont think that a home and away series against say Michigan wouldnt get some $$ your way, your TV revenue would be huge.
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