MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:So? On a college football fan board, this should not be a source of pride. Doesn't this discourage you? Knowing that Cal is producing all this talent yet its program is no more relevant than Boston College or Northwestern.
This is all just... so sad.
No.
90% of Cal fans want Tedford gone. His buyout is $ 10,000,000 so that wont be happening anytime soon.
Tedford is a horrible head coach and Cal wins basically on talent alone. Cal will Tosh' them again this year and have their best recruiting class EVER.
Being a Cal fan is like being a Cubs fan... you just kinda expect the worst every season and it just becomes interesting how Cal will find a way to lose games they should dominate.
M2 wrote:1. A Rod.... simply the best qb in the history of the NFL... and he's just getting his game on...
I'm guessing this guy might have just a little something to say about that. And you know where he went to college.
M2 wrote:Shit for brains... he's been to a PRO BOWL playing behind Buffalo's offensive line... can you name a player who has done that since Thurman Thomas ???
Travis Henry. What do I win?
Dinsdale wrote:it's a plyer who has played in a Pro Bowl.
War Wagon wrote:The first time I click on one of your youtube links will be the first time.
Michigan used to produce running backs and tight ends...not a single player in the NFL at either position with Mike Hart retiring this past year.
They can at least throw out a full team (with a 5-wide attack and a 3-4 defense with 3 corners and a safety)...
QB: Tom Brady (Chad Henne)
WR: Braylon Edwards
WR: Mario Manningham
WR: Steve Breaston
WR: Jason Avant
WR: Adrian Arrington
T: Jake Long
G: Steve Hutchinson
C: David Baas
G: Jonathan Goodwin
T: Jeff Backus (Steve Schilling)
DE: Brandon Graham
DT: Allan Branch
DE: James Hall (Tim Jamison)
OLB: LaMarr Woodley
ILB: Larry Foote
ILB: David Harris
OLB: Prescott Burgess (Jonas Mouton)
CB: Charles Woodson
CB: Morgan Trent
CB: Leon Hall
S: Stevie Brown
Pat Angerer Indianapolis Colts Linebacker
Jonathan Babineaux Atlanta Falcons Defensive Tackle
Jason Baker Carolina Panthers Punter
Christian Ballard Minnesota Vikings Defensive Tackle
Bryan Bulaga Green Bay Packers Offensive Tackle
Scott Chandler Buffalo Bills Tight End
Dallas Clark Indianapolis Colts Tight End
Adrian Clayborn Tampa Bay Buccaneers Defensive End
Sean Considine Arizona Cardinals Safety
Ryan Donahue Detroit Lions Punter
A.J. Edds Indianapolis Colts Linebacker
Bradley Fletcher St. Louis Rams Cornerback
Robert Gallery Seattle Seahawks Guard
Charles Godfrey Carolina Panthers Safety
Shonn Greene New York Jets Running Back
Chad Greenway Minnesota Vikings Linebacker
Jeremiha Hunter New Orleans Saints Linebacker
Nate Kaeding San Diego Chargers Place kicker
Aaron Kampman Jacksonville Jaguars Defensive End
Karl Klug Tennessee Titans Defensive Tackle
Bryan Mattison St. Louis Rams Offensive Tackle
Tony Moeaki Kansas City Chiefs Tight End
Brandon Myers Oakland Raiders Tight End
Seth Olsen Indianapolis Colts Guard
Allen Reisner Minnesota Vikings Tight End
Matt Roth Jacksonville Jaguars Defensive End
Bob Sanders San Diego Chargers Safety
Tyler Sash New York Giants Safety
Amari Spievey Detroit Lions Safety
Ricky Stanzi Kansas City Chiefs Quarterback
Eric Steinbach Cleveland Browns Guard
Jeff Tarpinian New England Patriots Linebacker
Julian Vandervelde Philadelphia Eagles Guard
Casey Wiegmann Kansas City Chiefs Center
Marshal Yanda Baltimore Ravens Guard
Van wrote:Great run, definitely. Still nobody's idea of an NFL superstar.
Shit for brains... he's been to a PRO BOWL playing behind Buffalo's offensive line... can you name a player who has done that since Thurman Thomas ???
And he got run from Buffalo because an RB from Coe College ripped his job from him. Well that and when the guy from Coe College started eating into his touches, he cried like a little bitch about it and turned into a locker room cancer.
But hey, maybe if he keeps this pace up he'll finish with more yards from scrimmage than Fred Jackson put up in a half a year.
"Once upon a time, dinosaurs didn't have families. They lived in the woods and ate their children. It was a golden age."
—Earl Sinclair
"I do have respect for authority even though I throw jelly dicks at them.
BTW: Another tidbit about Marshawn Lynch that might explain his on again off again "beast mode" performances. Reliable sources (a friend of mine who manages a local Popeye's) report that Marshawn's two favorite things during training camp (the Bills have training camp in Rochester) appear to be Popeye's chicken and chronic. Marshawn was noted for the billowing clouds of smoke that would pour out of his ride a la Jeff Spicoli when he would pull up to the drive through window.
"Once upon a time, dinosaurs didn't have families. They lived in the woods and ate their children. It was a golden age."
—Earl Sinclair
"I do have respect for authority even though I throw jelly dicks at them.
