Official 2019 NCAA Football thread

I would also like to point out that WVU was the team that dismantled Clemson in a bowl game about 9 years ago. I'm unsure if Dana was the coach at that point.




And.......you can't drink "all day" unless you start with breakfast .

 

Was his first year with Bill Stewart’s team after Oliver Luck ran him off for being to humble sounding. Dana’s next best team was in a bad B12 year with one of the most average QBs we had in Skyler Howard (his numbers are system numbers.. he was miserable to watch).

We still didn’t win the B12. That Clemson game was an epic ass pounding, but I’d take it considering how damn good they are now. Never thought Dabo would be that good.

 

GO TIGERS!!!!!

 

You spelled Geaux wrong.

 

Neaguative

 

At least you aren’t a Pitt fan.

 

I had a bad feeling about that game as soon as it started. One of the 4 losses in the last 4 years (at home even).

 

Derek Deyoung’s artwork is fantastic

 

FTFY

 

And Heisman coached at Clemson, Deshaun Watson couldn't even bring one home... but thinking that might change soon

 

https://twitter.com/postandcourier/status/1094272748250152960

 

"we're on to 2019"

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That title is so misleading, the university has not come to a conclusion that the players were administered it by the athletic department.

“Oh yeah, I mean, there’s a chance that it could come from anything,” Swinney said when asked if it’s possible the players ingested ostarine in a Clemson-issued supplement or were exposed to it in some other way at the school. “They’re going to test everything and look at everything. And that’s the problem. As you really look at this stuff, it could be a contaminant that came from anything, that was something that was cleared and not a problem, and all of a sudden, it becomes there was something.”

Clemson AD "results have not come back yet" from lab testing

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It’s more plausible than shampoo.

 

Which was bullshit anyway.

 

if anybody wants to know why some of us dislike Alabama and it's fans so much just look at all the articles about how "dominant" Trent Richardson was in the Iron/Express game yesterday.

sorry...2.5 ypc and just over 50 yards isn't dominant lol

one article literally says "This was the expectation when the Cleveland Browns drafted him No. 3 overall almost seven years ago."

yes the browns expect 2.5 yards per carry from first round running backs!

 

I think someone is salty their "LSU" Memphis Express got "dominated"

 

Also, I think that story was more of a "click bait" title than anything. Haha heck everything is click bait these days.

 

lol not at all, just trying to enjoy more football. it was a fun game to watch.

but the after game BS is what makes it not fun in this state at all.

the league only allows 5 players to blitz on passing plays and then even more stringent rules on who/how they blitz, and heck the Iron offensive line is 4/5 bama players to not and he still did awful!

here's that article: https://www.al.com/alabamafootball/...is-home-and-happy-playing-football-again.html