marqueis gray is not a gopher

Texas Tech 14th overall, and UNC picked 4th in the ACC, should be an awesome football year for me.

I'm really hopeing that my Heels make signifigant strides this year under Davis. I'm looking forward to the season as well, thank god for the college football package so I can catch most of their games.

marqueis gray is not a gopher

Whoa, thats a HUGE blow to Minny. There were rumblings of some academic issues for several players on this years team.

 

 

In other news, it wont take long for CFB fans to see top freshman Terrell Pryor as he is slated to get action in the first half Saturday.

Edited August 27, 200817 yr by RockRaines

Clones on national TV tomorrow night, if you have FCS.

 

Don't confuse us with USC.

Whoa, thats a HUGE blow to Minny. There were rumblings of some academic issues for several players on this years team.

 

This is NO surprise, and he won't be the last Gopher to be an academic casualty. The whole reason Brewster had such a good class last year was he took a ton of academic risks on several of the top prospects he got. They have Weber at QB though and he is pretty good.

ESPN Gameday coming to Chapel Hill January 17th for UNC vs. Miami. Wohoo.

Clones on national TV tomorrow night, if you have FCS.

 

Don't confuse us with USC.

 

 

 

 

damn, I hope you guys dont play USC anytime soon. I wouldnt be able to tell who is who.

This is NO surprise, and he won't be the last Gopher to be an academic casualty. The whole reason Brewster had such a good class last year was he took a ton of academic risks on several of the top prospects he got. They have Weber at QB though and he is pretty good.

Gray is SO damn good.

Gray is SO damn good.

 

Yeah, and there is a reason he ended up at Minnesota. Nobody else would take the academic risk and Minnesota got burned being the school willing to do so. He should have went to Hargrave or something this year.

Edited August 28, 200817 yr by whitesoxfan101

Clones on national TV tomorrow night, if you have FCS.

 

Don't confuse us with USC.

At least you're not trying to be the Colts like Duke:

http://www.goduke.com//pics8/1024/CF/CFUJO...80803214138.jpg

Erin Andrews just provided a hell of an into to the new college football season on ESPN.

Erin Andrews just provided a hell of an into to the new college football season on ESPN.

 

She was interviewing Steve Spurrier on SportsCenter this morning and wearing this green tank top. Oh my God.

This is NO surprise, and he won't be the last Gopher to be an academic casualty. The whole reason Brewster had such a good class last year was he took a ton of academic risks on several of the top prospects he got. They have Weber at QB though and he is pretty good.

 

http://illinois.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=843421

 

Minnesota dropped from No. 17 to No. 35 after five prospects, including elite quarterback MarQueis Gray, didn't make it in.

 

There you go. That link btw is to the only recruiting rankings that matter, the "enrolled team recruiting rankings". That is, the top recruiting classes now that we know who qualifed for school. Illinois suffered a major loss in Patrick Nixon not qualifying, but it was their only loss and thus the moved from 23rd on signing day up to 17th now. Notre Dame and Alabama swapped the 1 and 2 spots.

 

Also, do yourself a favor and read the Sammie Stroughter story:

 

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2008/writ...hter/index.html

 

He had 12 catches for 159 yards and 2 touchdowns in the Oregon State opener tonight, a close loss at Stanford. But after reading that story, he's a guy I will certainly be rooting for.

Edited August 29, 200817 yr by whitesoxfan101

ISU did exactly what it needed to last night, throttling someone for the first time since the 42-14 of aTm in '05.

 

ISU 44, SDSU 17, and it wasn't that close. ISU forces 6 turnovers, with over 200 interception yards.

 

God, that felt good.

ISU did exactly what it needed to last night, throttling someone for the first time since the 42-14 of aTm in '05.

 

ISU 44, SDSU 17, and it wasn't that close. ISU forces 6 turnovers, with over 200 interception yards.

 

God, that felt good.

 

Yeah Southern Ca......*COUGH* Iowa State looked good last night.

App St/LSU moved to 11 AM Est. due to Gustav.

 

My mom works in New Orleans during the week (Flies from Florida) and they're starting a mandatory evacuation tomorrow. She also said they're saying to be prepared to be gone for a month.

Yeah Southern Ca......*COUGH* Iowa State looked good last night.

 

The 9 combined turnovers was a bit much.

 

I will say, this is the hardest I've ever seen an ISU team hit.

 

http://nebraska.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid...928&style=2

USC @ Virginia might be a bit of a trap game for my Trojans. However, I think they'll come out of Cavalier-Land with a 14-17 point win.

 

BTW- I like Mizzou over Illinois by a TD, and Clemson over 'Bama by 4.

Edited August 30, 200817 yr by whitesoxbrian

Rice is kinda fun to watch tonight, heh.

The 9 combined turnovers was a bit much.

 

I will say, this is the hardest I've ever seen an ISU team hit.

 

They went with the USC jersey design this year, eh?

I hope Michigan plays better against Utah then we did last year against Appalachian State.

 

Go Blue!!

I love college football.

 

Can't wait to watch so many games tomorrow, concluding with the game of the day: Illinois-Missouri

 

But what I'm really looking forward to is Monday Night Football with UT-UCLA!

Edited August 30, 200817 yr by dasox24

I hope Michigan plays better against Utah then we did last year against Appalachian State.

 

Go Blue!!

 

Can't wait for the media to blow their wad over Utah upsetting Michigan, even though it won't be an upset since Michigan will be down. It's gonna be a long season for us Michigan fans.

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