ChoadieMcSmalls

I heard that Bama boosters were already sending out checks to Heisman voters. all part of the [conspiracy] process. ...

If you do go, and sign a 5mil 4yr contract, least you can go back to school and finish your degree if the football thing doesn't work. Flip side of that is you don't enter draft, stay for another year trying to up your stock, and you get hurt and tank your NFL dream. ...

Who is claiming it's a new thing or that Tua invented it? All we're saying is that there aren't many SEC QB's that could have, or would have, been able to execute it that perfectly. Doesn't matter if they practice the head fake in high school if they can't do it at the college level. Let alone...

Bama boosters have infiltrated both Ole Miss [i]and[/i] LSU, in addition to the SEC offices and the officiating crews (crews of all conferences, mind you, did you see that natty game - Roll Tide.) Here's an inside look at the juicy details. Bama boosters paid Freeze to start a scandal at Ole Mis...

[quote]he reason he was wide open was because Tua kept the safety tight on the hash by looking him off with his head and eyes. If he stares the guy down from the snap, safety over the top makes an easy play. [/quote] Yes glad someone said it. He wasn't even looking at the open receiver until the...

[quote]I wondered what Art Vandelay was up to since his latex business, Vandelay Industries, went south[/quote] I was beginning to wonder if anyone knew who he was. :lol:...

[quote]Nothing matters except for football and basketball, in which case State sucks arse in both.[/quote] What's basketball? ...

Ver nice. I like. ...

Freeze was paid off by the SEC and the officials to tank Ole Miss so he could then resign and come work for Saban. It's all part of the Bamaspiracy. /LSU fans ...

Never occurred to me that LSU fans are fans of the Browns. It would make sense since they like to pull for teams that are perennial losers. ...

So you're saying it was planned ahead of time by multiple people within a professional organization to purposely make bad calls, all while being under the microscope of millions of TV viewers with TIVO and other means of replaying each and every play, all so they could create chaos, or as you said, ...

:lol: at the incidental facemask penalty right on the cover over SI! Guess GA/LSU fans are glossing over all those penalties against GA that didn't get called......

It will be Tua. He has a knack for coming from behind to beat GA. ...

[quote]but the refs didn't see a false start.[/quote] So you're advocating that the play should have been reviewed and the false start called? Or that the play be reviewed and offsides overturned, plus the false start ignored, and the blocked punt to stand? ...

Obviously there is some other style of coaching out there that produces equal results in college football. Right? ...

he's probably eating a nice meal right now and basking in the glow of the championship win. ...

this same thing being posted recently (not word for word, of course) but replace Giants with Cowboys......

I think saying "almost won" is poor wording. A better wording might be 'almost competed for.' ...

[quote]“Conspiracy theories are for losers,” says Joseph Uscinski, associate professor of political science at the University of Miami and co-author of the 2014 book American Conspiracy Theories. Uscinski stresses that he uses the term literally, not pejoratively.[/quote] http://time.com/4965093/...

You can clearly see the Bama player move before the snap. If you're hounding the refs over making a mistake, and youre going to say 'what if', then I think you have to admit that if the refs were able to go back in time and make the right call, they would call a false start. A false start woul...