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If we are going to go to an absolute crapfest of a bowl (which may be the best case scenario here), I'd welcome Wyoming as an opponent. Currently 6-3 (but I see at least one more loss on that schedule--hello Boise State, the other two look like wins on paper, which would result in 8-4). Nebraska...

Wiki says Paul Roach was the coach, FWIW. I was a little young to take too much note of an opponent's coach in a bowl game.

Yes, and it was a helluva game. 1987 Holiday Bowl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia I have been a Wyoming "fan" since that game (not sure if "fan" is the right term, because I am only a fan of Iowa, but you know what I am saying).

I'd put money on it. Vandy was off against MSU, but has been pretty good this year given it is his first significant game time. He can make all the throws and has a strong arm. He needs to work on reading the blitz and progressing through his reads, but most college QBs do. Vandy will...

No. The coaches should have recruited more moped-averse players.

Whose fault is it that we are less talented this year? Let me give you a hint, it is the coaches'. In college football, a certain amount of failure is both regular and expected. Where you place the threshold for an acceptable level of failure is a matter of opinion. I think we are still...

Duff, I'm not one calling for KF's or KOK's or anybody else's head. But it gets kind of old reading your "voice of reason" posts after every loss. At the end of the day, putting a team on the field that performs well is the responsibility of the coaching staff. If they are losing the battles...

Who cares?

Their D was offsides all day. Call it.

I was there when we beat Carolina. It was loud. It'd be nice to get that back.

No idea where that came from. I didn't know that an objective analysis was the equivalent of *** kissing.

I already do. I get dressed up in full game gear--helmet, pads, pants, jersey, even a mouth guard. I look like Tyler Sash sitting on my living room couch. Don't tell me I'm the only one...

Although Juga over-stated his case, there are some scholars that believe that the spread of sexually transmitted diseases played an important part in the end of the Roman Empire. Tough case to prove, though. If you ask me, the fall of the Roman Empire had way more to do with finances than STDs.

If he is, in fact, hiring a criminal attorney, which has been disputed, it could be because he is at the very least a witness in a criminal investigation. Witnesses in criminal investigations often retain criminal attorneys, whether or not they believe that they will ever face criminal charges...

Maybe we should all just watch on TV from the safety of our own living rooms.

FTW. FYI--I refuse to acknowledge the existence of the atrocity that is Godfather III, so I actually have no idea what your post is about. Still, FTW.

What kind of lawyer would you expect him to hire? An over-worked, whipped M&A lawyer out of Chicago-ish?

It was funnier before Tweeter deleted his post of the identical link.

Or this: Jerry Sandusky Rumored to Have Been 'Pimping Out Young Boys to Rich Donors,' Says Mark Madden - College Football - NESN.com

Or maybe its this: Jerry Sandusky Rumored to Have Been 'Pimping Out Young Boys to Rich Donors,' Says Mark Madden - College Football - NESN.com