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nfl.com is saying that he ran a 4.38. Maybe a typo? http://www.nfl.com/combine/top-performers#year=2019&workout=FORTY_YARD_DASH&position=RB-OL

This is what I remember most from that game. Buford just wasn't hitting that night, and yet he wouldn't stop shooting. It was the basketball equivalent of Joe Bauserman's performance in Lincoln, Nebraska in 2011--at some point, it's on the coaches to take the ball out of his hand.

They've benefited more than probably any team in the Big Ten as to an easy early schedule--they've really only played four tough games: @UW, vs. UW, @Iowa, vs. Purdue. They went 2-2 in those games, predictably winning the home games and getting trounced on the road.

Just continuing his theme of never showing up in losses, presumably when his teammates need him most. Here are his averages in scUM's three losses: 6.3 pts, 3.0 rbs, 0.3 assists, 3.3 fouls.

People who are mystified as to why mediocre teams are being considered for the tournament have not been paying attention to how soft the bubble has become with the expansion of the NCAA tournament field. Since that expansion, garbage teams have been getting in every year. This year is nothing new.

If we lose 1 of ill/nw/nw but beat 2 of the ranked teams, we'll be 10-10 in conference (i.e., we don't have a losing conference record).

Love it. Asses handed to them to the tune of 15 pts by unranked Iowa.

Sexton was such a waste of a top 10 pick.

This x1,000. Still can't believe how often I see this guy around town--would've thought that he, of all people, would've skipped town for somewhere warmer (in all senses) years ago.

The game was after Fields decided to transfer to OSU, FWIW. The MSU game was on Jan. 5, and he announced on Jan. 4.

I know he was an early entry (arrived in Jan. 2017), but he really is set to graduate in 2.5 years? Highly impressive, if so.

Maybe.

Yeah, if the dude threw 5 TDs and 11 INTs when he was in the prime of his life, just imagine how good of a QB he must be at 48! :lol: Clown.

Yeah, can't wait until that clown Herbie takes to the airwaves and let Saban and the SEC have it....

Bingo. Take a hike, 001--Arnette did more today for the program than your worthless "fandom" will ever do for it.

Yep, pretty much anytime that dim-witted clown gets in a twitter war, his posts are equal parts righteous indignation, self-aggrandizement, and stubborn refusal to admit he's wrong.

Here's what he had to say on twitter, if someone could embed: Typical Kirk--deflects rather than admits he was wrong.

Typical Herman--thinks he's the smartest guy in the stadium...when he's not.

Hell of a game today--almost 400 passing yards, 4 TDs, and a Fiesta Bowl MVP, all while leading LSU to a win over undefeated UCF. Congrats, Joe!

Cool story. You...and nobody else.