endzonebuzz.com - 1/8/2008
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For the second consecutive year, Ohio State got worked in the national championship game by a team from the SEC. Naturally, this pleases all SEC fans and rankles Big Ten fans. So let's scour some message boards to get a sample of what the always sane, cool, calm and collected folks on message boards have to say about it.
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sportsyenta.blogspot.com 1/8/2008 — For most of America, last night's BCS "National Championship Game" had all the importance of the GMAC Bowl from the night before. And half of the excitement. Crow all you want LSU fans, very few people outside of Louisiana think you won a legit national title. Sure you got your crystal ball by beating a vastly overrated Ohio State team (they lost to Illinois at home for Christ's sake) 38-24
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huggingharoldreynolds.blogspot.com 1/8/2008 — In general, I suppose it does speak to the relative strength of a school's football program when it reaches the BCS national championship game two years in a row. But for Ohio State's sake, they can only hope that's the last time in a long while they'll have to play in the title game. For the second year in a row, they got pushed around, run past, and bowled over by a superior SEC opponent.
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NEW ORLEANS - There were just over nine minutes left in the third quarter when Matt Flynn found Early Doucet in the flat and the LSU senior wide receiver pondered the oncoming Ohio State sandwich awaiting him and instead danced free of both...
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