Bowl Season Open Thread: The Sugar Bowl

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Bowl Season Open Thread: The Sugar Bowl
Black Heart Gold Pants found this 1/3/2008 on awfulannouncing.blogspot.com [flag]
I'll be in and out of this space all night adding the quotes below this space. I hope this game is a little bit more exciting than the Rose Bowl. Hawaii vs. Georgia The Sugar Bowl 8:30 PM ET, January 1, 2008 Superdome, New Orleans, LA Weather: Dome Spread: GA -9, O/U 69 AA's Pick: Hawaii +9....again, buy the half (Record 9-5-1) Announcers: Thom Brennamen (FOX) Team Leaders ... [link]

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Published 1/3/2008 by Hawkeye State <info@blackheartgoldpants.com> at Black Heart Gold Pants
... You see what happens, Outback?  You see what happens when you piss us off?  Erik "The Oragami Swan" Ainge is the MVP?  Stuck with the unknown Emma Mae Jacob to sing your anthem because your bowl doesn't have the cache to land Bonerama?  Nobody in Ybor City, holding steady, up to their neck in sweat-drenched confetti?  You see what happens, Outback Bowl? ...

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Hawaii is no Boise State and Colt Brennan is no Timmy Chang

Construda posted 1/2/2008 from construda.blogspot.com

Yeah, that was ugly. Georgia throttled Hawaii and made Warriors QB Colt Brennan look like a whipping boy who couldn't handle big-time games or teams, therefore meaning he won't be an NFL prospect. We disagree and here's why.
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2008 FedEx Orange Bowl Preview

bsak16 posted 1/3/2008 from inthebleachers.net

Predicting Hawaii making a BCS game was not that much of a stretch when you consider the talent they had coming back and the schedule, but if you were to have predicted Kansas to be playing in a BCS game, I’d have to call you a genius. Kansas’ only loss this season was their season finale against, Missouri.
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Two Nasty Cheapies

Jayhawk Fan posted 1/3/2008 from thewizardofodds.blogspot.com

Our first cheap shot candidates from the postseason. The top video is rather disturbing and it comes from the Clemson-Auburn matchup in the Chick-fil-A Bowl. Clemson defensive tackle Dorell Scott briefly engages guard Tyronne Green high before shedding that block. He then penetrates the line of scrimmage and is chop blocked by Ryan Pugh. Every football fan in the land should be outraged at ...
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The SEC is a little too full of themselves

VicTimes posted 1/3/2008 from victoriatimes.blogspot.com

One Big Ten fan has had enough of the SEC and their self proclaimed superiority.
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Source: SMU talked to former Rams coach Mike Martz | Dallas Morning News | News for Dallas, Texas | SportsDay: Top Stories

East Coast Bias found this 1/3/2008 on www.dallasnews.com

10:44 AM CST on Thursday, January 3, 2008 By KATE HAIROPOULOS / The Dallas Morning News khairopoulos@dallasnews.com While SMU appears to have targeted Hawaii coach June Jones, the school has also recently had talks with Mike Martz, according to a ...
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