re: Reports: Beebe has resigned, TCU to Big 12?

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Dont worry, I'm not. Whether it's taken away or not, it doesn't change the fact that only one undefeated team in the top 2 at the end of the year was playing without a hired gun, and it isn't a team from the great state of Alabama. No matter what, your title will always be tainted and in doubt. That title is as empty as the crystal football that represents it.

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whatever helps you sleep at night. Anything you type here can easily by phased out by the sparkling beauty of that crystal football.

But enjoy that Rose Bowl victory.

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whatever helps you sleep at night. Anything you type here can easily by phased out by the sparkling beauty of that crystal football. But enjoy that Rose Bowl victory.

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It's kind of like getting the second highest grade on a test legitimately, while someone else got the highest while cheating. Even though their grade might stick, you still know you were the best in the class on that occasion. I sleep fine, and I am enjoying the Rose Bowl Victory because it's much more gratifying to win legitimately. Your trophy means nothing and until it's taken away, it cheapens everyone else's AFCA trophies. Anyone that is proud of that is devoid of integrity.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry, it's just shining too brightly for me to read that.

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Someone is butthurt

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Actually I'm really not. I'll take finishing second to a cheater over finishing first by way of cheating any day of the week, and twice on Sunday. I also know for a fact that TCU will always have our Rose Bowl Trophy in our trophy case, but y'all will possibly have to give that crystal football back one day.


We went 13-0


Y'all likely will have gone 0-14 when it's all said and done. Haha!

Some Alabama fan will probably reprint this shirt with 0-14 instead of 14-0 with the words "National Champions" deleted.

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What is the AFCA going to do with the trophy after they take it? Smash it? Melt it?

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Continue to laugh at TCU for thinking they're a "big boy"

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Yeah, good one. So I guess that means Auburn was a little boy along with TCU from 1958 until 2010, because in that entire span they didn't finish higher than TCU did last season. And that streak only ended with the use of a paid player. Great job!

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We've had more success in that span than TCU could ever dream of.

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We've had more success in that span than TCU could ever dream of.

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This shouldn't have even needed to have been said, but oh well.

I can only hope he isn't representative of the standard TCU fan.

Are you two figs done congratulating/fellating each other yet?

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We've had more success in that span than TCU could ever dream of.

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I was being facetious, because your statement was idiotic. The reigning Rose Bowl champs, who have finished in the top 7 the past three season and has the third longest streak of being ranked, is small time? You know nothing about college football beyond the SEC. You've proven that.

As far as success of programs, Auburn has absolutely had more success since the 1950s than TCU has. There's no arguing that, which is why I never stated that. I simply said that if TCU is small time right now, as the team that finished #2 and won the Rose Bowl, then by pure logic, any team that didn't do that well was also playing small time football in that year. It's simple deduction if we are to assume that your moronic statement is true, which is why the end result of applying that logic is idiotic.

As far as dreaming of the level of success that Auburn had at any point from 1958-2009, TCU has dreamed of it and more. Our 2010 season is at least comparable to your 2004 season, whether you want to admit it or not. The only time Auburn has exceeded the level of success of the AU 2004 team and the TCU 2010 team was their own 2010 team, which did it with a player that was likely being paid. If Newton had been declared ineligible prior to the SEC championship, or if Auburn had been forced to forfeit their games that he had played in, TCU would have played Oregon for the championship. In the prior year, TCU was 1 second away from playing Alabama in the championship. So yes, we can dream not only of success at the level Auburn had from 1958 to 2003 but we've had more in the past 2 if not 3 years (sorry, I shouldve been saying until 2003 all along, since AUs 2004 season is analogous to our 2010 season).