I think it's funny they slam Iowa as a place that has nothing to do. Do these fucktards ever realize that Slappy Valley is literally in the middle of the set for Deliverance?
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Mike80;2267923; said:I think it's funny they slam Iowa as a place that has nothing to do. Do these fucktards ever realize that Slappy Valley is literally in the middle of the set for Deliverance?
It?s not like Penn State linebacker Michael Mauti died. He?s not fighting a battle with leukemia like Chuck Pagano. He?s not Adam Taliaferro after suffering a paralyzing spinal cord injury. He wasn?t bunked up in a hospital bed somewhere after a devastating accident. He didn?t sacrifice himself for his country in battle. He was one hell of a college linebacker and a consummate team leader, and it's horrible that he suffered another knee injury and it stinks that he couldn't play in his home finale, but that happens in football - ask Matt Barkley about how much fun it was to watch the Notre Dame game from the sidelines. Mauti can rehab and come back to play in the pros, and one other thing ... HE WAS ON THE SIDELINES. If any of the players wanted to honor him, they could?ve just jogged on by for a fist bump.
Seriously, has any team been more self-congratulatory than the 2012 Penn State Nittany Lions?
After all the “We Are … Pissed Off” garbage and all the other bluster, and rallies, and t-shirts, and slogans, and tears, and the fawning from the fan base, and sucking up from the media – headlined on Saturday by an embarrassing performance from ESPN analyst and newly-anointed Nittany Lion lickspittle, Brock Huard - the 2012 team missed out on a free trip, a bunch of gift cards and prizes, and a 31-13 Outback Bowl loss to South Carolina. Whoop-dee-doo.
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Abenaki;2267927; said:No. They somehow think their small town in the middle of 300 miles of farm fields in Pennsylbama is the bastion of culture and refinement to the entire Western world.
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IgnoreRe: Hypothetical "What if" question about PSU's bowl game this year ifReply If PSU wasn't on probation, they would have finished with a different record. Take the first two games; does anyone think PSU loses those games at "full strength" and with no emotional distraction? That puts PSU at 10-2. Now to the OSU and Nebraska "losses"... in addition to not losing any players and not having any distractions, they wouldn't have gotten any of the unofficial sanctions by the referines that contributed to close losses in those games. (11-1, 12-0) PSU very likely could be headed to Indy this weekend.
Zurp;2268590; said:I know it isn't Thanksgiving anymore, but I am thankful for BWI.
http://bwi.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=36&tid=160385423&mid=160385423&sid=890&style=2
The thread is about the hypothetical placement of Penn State in a bowl game, should they be eligible to be in a bowl game this year.
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Buckeyeskickbuttocks;2268605; said:I see.. so putting 2012 on the stadium was to commemorate an imaginary undefeated season.
They already hung the fucking bannerAJHawkfan;2268598; said:NATIONAL CHAMPS!!!!
If you wanna crown their asses, then crown 'em!
THEY ARE (Subhuman, mutant pig [censored]ers) WHO WE THOUGHT THEY WERE!!!!! (Subhuman, mutant pig [censored]ers)
for the longest time they had 1994 New York Times National Champions in huge ass letters on their scoreboardNot a big stretch. They've been commemorating Joe's imaginary national championships for years on that wall.
ORD_Buckeye;2268637; said:Not a big stretch. They've been commemorating Joe's imaginary national championships for years on that wall.