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Killian wrote:No.

Perhaps you can elaborate... or maybe not.


You've never come across as a bright person... but, there is always hope if you can toss in a subject and a verb with you in depth analysis.

Left Seater wrote:Show us one interview where he speaks english, not street.

Oh yeah,


Excuse his english... he's not very bright






... and trust me, I'm not calling you an idiot.

M2 wrote: You've never come across as a bright person... but, there is always hope if you can toss in a subject and a verb with you in depth analysis.

Awesome.

Add this to the Top 10 m2 crazy posts of all time.

M Lynch was just compared to A Einstein.

If you even want to begin comparing the two, post a clip of the thug describing beast mode while speaking German. Then follow that up with one of your bro talking about anything while speaking English.

I am assuming that is from the Sugar Bowl in the late 90's. Crazy box score from that game for OSU, something like 3-4-5-0 or 4-5-6. Anyway, that is what stands out, oh and FSU kicked ass.

^^^^

yeah that game fucking sucked...their DL was just fucking dominant that night...

anyhoo

Left Seater wrote:Anyway, that is what stands out, oh and FSU kicked ass.

Yeah, I figured I'd 'tro up a pic (one of the few OSU highlights from that game) that would garner some discussion, despite the unfavorable outcome. Hell, Shoalzie posted a pic of a guy who went 0-4 against Ohio State, so why not. :grin:

The FSU QB then had a name that sounded like he belonged in a bad British film.

Yeah, the DL was everywhere that night. Weird scoring that night as well for OSU. Can't remember if they got a TD and missed the try or if they had multiple FGs etc.

2 field goals, 1 safety, 1 long TD pass (conversion failed), and a lot of blank stares from Coop on the sidelines. :?


:doh:

edit: one of the best safeties ever to play the game, BTW, both in college and NFL.

No school has had more Super Bowl QB's... (Cal)

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No school has had more Super Bowl QB's... (Cal)



Uhhhh...NO....Ferrigamo graduated from Nebraska in 1976..so no...he doesn't COUNT as a Super Bowl QB from Cal..

Sudden Sam wrote:Welcome back, Husker.

Glad m2 fucked up to draw you out.

No school has had more (if we count Ferragamo...and we shouldn't), but several have had just as many.

My first thought was obviously Alabama with Starr, Stabler, and Namath.

Then I looked it up: Purdue (Griese, Dawson, Brees) and Notre Dame (Montana, Theisman, Lamonica) have also had 3.

So Cal, with 2 1/2 at best, trails.

Stanford has 7 (Elway x 5, Plunkett x 2)

:wink:

How about you weirdos stop digging into your man-crush collections, and post some cfb takes. Season is two weeks away. We all know how to count.

Left Seater wrote:The FSU QB then had a name that sounded like he belonged in a bad British film.

Peter Tom Willis?

Cornhusker wrote:Uhhhh...NO....Ferrigamo graduated from Nebraska in 1976..so no...he doesn't COUNT as a Super Bowl QB from Cal..

Really ?


Pssst... shit for brains

I know you midwesterns are pretty slow and stuff, so I understand how this subject has confused you beyond belief.


So, what you are saying is, if a player leaves school early for they NFL and didn't graduate... the record books should show that he didn't come from any school and he just magically appeared in the NFL, right ?


Well, the record books and I disagree, since we actually use this crazy thing they teach at Cal called "critical thinking".


XIV 1/20/80

Terry Bradshaw, Pittsburgh Steelers Louisiana Tech
Vince Ferragamo, Los Angeles Rams California, Nebraska


http://www.profootballhof.com/history/r ... ease_id=97


I must admit, it was a nice try because it confused the other midwesterns and Stupidity Sam, and it was all you really had.

Sorry to rain on your pride and bring logic to the the discussion.

Why did Ferrigamo leave Cal?

Left Seater wrote:Why did Ferrigamo leave Cal?

Being that he was a "Cal student/athlete"... he was bright enough to see the writing on the wall.

He was splitting time with the best player in College Football and knew he was about to ride the pine for the rest of his college career if he didn't move on.



The guy he was competing against ended up an All-American and the #1 draft pick in the NFL draft.






The guy's name was Steve Bartkowski... you may have heard of him.








He ended up the NFC "Rookie of the Year"... for this team

M2 wrote: So, what you are saying is, if a player leaves school early for they NFL and didn't graduate... the record books should show that he didn't come from any school and he just magically appeared in the NFL, right ?

Not the case here. VF GRADUATED from a particular school, and it wasn't Cal. He didn't leave school early. It's called transferred.

I'd like to invite our resident Oklahoma contingent, and ask them if they consider Troy Aikman an "Oklahoma" Super Bowl QB.
SC...MO...KC...W-Stoops...Moby...?

Just read somewhere Kal is starting a true frosh QB. New coach, true freshman QB? Hello, 6-6! Or in other words, status quo.

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:man-crush

Sudden Sam wrote:Welcome back, Husker.

Glad m2 fucked up to draw you out.

No school has had more (if we count Ferragamo...and we shouldn't), but several have had just as many.

My first thought was obviously Alabama with Starr, Stabler, and Namath.

Then I looked it up: Purdue (Griese, Dawson, Brees) and Notre Dame (Montana, Theisman, Lamonica) have also had 3.

So Cal, with 2 1/2 at best, trails.

This is one of the many reasons... 4th grade should be mandatory in Alabama.

It would have helped "Stupid Sam" be able to count to 4.



1. Joe Kapp, Minnesota Vikings (California)

2. Craig Morton, Denver Broncos (California)

3. Vince Ferragamo, Los Angeles Rams (California), Nebraska

4. Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers (California)




In all honesty, I didn't think you could become any slower than you already were... previous to your post.


You southerners are something "special".