I hate Caroll for what he did to USC. The captain abandoned ship as it was sinking . That's a cowardly move.
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I hate Caroll for what he did to USC. The captain abandoned ship as it was sinking . That's a cowardly move.
the way he left was not that great obviouslyQuote:
Originally Posted by bruce4life
however, the the ncaa did to usc was also not right to put it nicely
but he was on his way out anyway, his recruiting classes weren't the greatest in terms of people panning out, however, a lot of those guys became great trojans sticking through the darkest years
a lot of players were surprised he stayed as long as he did
It's my birthday Sunday so of course the Rams will win!!!
I utterly loathe the Seahawks.
However, as AV has mentioned, I grew up never giving them any mind. Its just since they came to the NFC West, that they have shot up in the 'total bunch of w*nkers' stakes.
I can't actually believe that I went and saw them play in 1997 at their dome in Seattle V's the Chiefs, and even purchased an authentic Joey Galloway #84 game day jersey.
Jesus, even Marcus Allen was playing for the chiefs back then. I remember Andre 'Bad Moon' Rison shredding the hawks for a chiefs win.
So there are some retrospective positive musing's I guess.
1. Seahawks
2. Whiners
3. Pats
4. Raiders
5. Saints
In light of some of the national tragedies that we've faced the last several months perhaps another descriptor for winning the game is in order. nmQuote:
Originally Posted by DeaconJ
If it ain't in the "Blue & Gold" its hated....if it ain't got a curl on the helmet its loathed...when its a game within the NCF-west and the Rams are not on the field I hope its a blood bath...in short if it ain't a Ram, it ain't worth watching!
As to this weeks game, just "T" off on their QB and Lynch and let the chips fall where they may; since the hawks likely will need their player's the following week, I figure the Hawks would go to MAX protect and and more shared duties with ball carriers--just one of the joys of playing a team with nothing to loose