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Yahoo has a live feed of the game for those of us not in SEC markets:
http://sports.yahoo.com/top/collegebroadcast/teams/jps
Georgia just recovered a fumble near midfield, about 7 min to go.
http://sports.yahoo.com/top/collegebroadcast/teams/jps
Georgia just recovered a fumble near midfield, about 7 min to go.
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Cross Traffic wrote:Yahoo has a live feed of the game for those of us not in SEC markets:
http://sports.yahoo.com/top/collegebroadcast/teams/jps
Georgia just recovered a fumble near midfield, about 7 min to go.
On ESPN2.
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That's OK. I've never gotten the whole "root for the rest of the conference" mentality either. It'll be a cold day in hell before I root for Nebraska.Adelpiero wrote:i'm not being very big12 friendly
but fuck'em colorado can suck my hairy sack
That said, get back to me when Missouri wins anything of significance...
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I'm not gonna melt this week. As much as it hurts to lose that game, it's not like it really changes anything. Is 1-3 really that much better than 0-4?
The important thing is (and I realize I'm veering dangerously close to "Hawkinspeak" here) that CU showed marked imrprovement in this game. B Jax seems to be growing into the QB role. He had a great game against UGA. He moved the ball well against a great defense. I'd still like to see them go downfield more, but at least the playbook seems to be slowly expanding.
The way I look at it (and I'm hoping this is how the Buffs are looking at it too) is, every team has essentially the same set of goals at the beginning of every season:
1. Win an MNC.
2. Win your conference.
3. Win your division.
4. Beat your main rival.
The first one went out the window for the Buffs in Week 1, but even at 0-4, the other 3 are still attainable (or maybe "theoretically possible" would be a better term). I have no illusions about CU actually winning the Big XII, but I wouldn't completely count them out of the North race. Mizzou and UNL are the obvious front-runners, but UNL still has Callahan, and the next time Mizzou wins anything worthwhile will be the first. ISU is already 0-1, Kansas St. doesn't look all that intimidating, and Kansas is, well, Kansas.
I'm not saying it's gonna happen, but as odd as it sounds, I feel a lot better about this team now, at 0-4, than I did after the CSU loss.
The important thing is (and I realize I'm veering dangerously close to "Hawkinspeak" here) that CU showed marked imrprovement in this game. B Jax seems to be growing into the QB role. He had a great game against UGA. He moved the ball well against a great defense. I'd still like to see them go downfield more, but at least the playbook seems to be slowly expanding.
The way I look at it (and I'm hoping this is how the Buffs are looking at it too) is, every team has essentially the same set of goals at the beginning of every season:
1. Win an MNC.
2. Win your conference.
3. Win your division.
4. Beat your main rival.
The first one went out the window for the Buffs in Week 1, but even at 0-4, the other 3 are still attainable (or maybe "theoretically possible" would be a better term). I have no illusions about CU actually winning the Big XII, but I wouldn't completely count them out of the North race. Mizzou and UNL are the obvious front-runners, but UNL still has Callahan, and the next time Mizzou wins anything worthwhile will be the first. ISU is already 0-1, Kansas St. doesn't look all that intimidating, and Kansas is, well, Kansas.
I'm not saying it's gonna happen, but as odd as it sounds, I feel a lot better about this team now, at 0-4, than I did after the CSU loss.
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