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To: PetroniDE

Mad? What you say means nothing. UF had the hardest schedule in the country and they beat what was called "the best college team in history, lol". GATORS GOT THE RINGS AND THE TITLE!!!!!!!!!! GO GATORS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


12 posted on 01/09/2007 5:55:07 AM PST by libbylu
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To: libbylu

BS won because of trick plays. They needed them to defeat a lesser-rated team....and BARELY pulled it out. That's not the work of a champion, in my book.

If we were to play the silly game that the head of this thread advocates, a few questions would settle matters: If Florida played OU, would the game go into overtime? Would Florida need three trick plays to win? I doubt it.

This thread belongs on DemocraticUnderground. It's that silly.


69 posted on 01/09/2007 6:31:45 AM PST by Loud Mime (Every time somebody turns on the TV, I go into the other room and read a book - Groucho)
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To: libbylu

I dont think anybody was calling OSU the best team in history, at least I didnt see specials on it on ESPN like they did last year for USC.


111 posted on 01/09/2007 7:02:58 AM PST by aft_lizard (born conservative...I chose to be a republican)
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To: libbylu
Libbylu, the midwest people have a hard time, dealing with their LOSS! Boise STATE?

How about ARMADILLA U, they were undefeated too! WAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH.

Midwesterners,if you see a better team playing football in the next Century, send a post card!

Go Gators! Gators without Football helmets next year! Its the new style of football!

116 posted on 01/09/2007 7:10:15 AM PST by agincourt1415 (GATORS National Champions! Ohio is burning!)
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