He made a comment during the Alabama/Auburn halftime show when they were showing the highlights, somthing to the effect of "If they (tOSU) get in to the title game, what a travesty" I don't remember the exact words, but it was completley douchy.
http://www.cbssports.com/collegefoo...mpion-should-be-considered-for-bcs-title-gameI'm not sure how I missed this gem:
Dennis Dodd
Senior College Football Columnist
Power Poll: One-loss Auburn No. 2; can Tigers jump Ohio State in BCS?
Power Poll
1. Florida State (2): All that stands between the Seminoles and a title shot is the best team in Duke history. It felt strange just to write that sentence. Blue Devils are four-touchdown underdogs.
2. Auburn (5): Lost in Lightning Strikes Twice is Tre Mason's 164 rushing yards, Steven Clark's two punts downed at the 1, Chris Davis' 10 tackles and an average drive time of less than 2 minutes, 37 seconds -- second-fastest this season.
3. Alabama (1): If Nick Saban wasn't outcoached, then maybe he over-thought things. What if that one second doesn't remain? What if two Bama kickers don't miss four combined field goals? What if those lumbering Tide lineman cover Chris Davis' field goal return? Gus Malzahn's tempo was a big factor too. Ultimately, Bama didn't have an answer.
4. Missouri (6): Who would have thought that Johnny Manziel's last regular-season game would be an afterthought? Speaking of afterthoughts, the Tigers aren't one in their second SEC season after clinching the East. Gary Pinkel ties Don Faurot for most wins (101) in school history.
5. Ohio State (3): After 24 in a row, Buckeyes face two big questions -- 1) are they the best in the Big Ten; 2) If so, do they deserve a BCS title shot? Michigan State will help answer both.
http://www.cbssports.com/collegefoo...auburn-no-2-can-tigers-jump-ohio-state-in-bcs
Cue the inbreds saying Danielson "hates the SEC" even though he ruined about 50 perfectly good pairs of knee pads when Tebow played at Florida.
Clearly...
The silhouette of the birds’ wings was all Braxton Miller needed.
Ohio State running back Dontre Wilson and offensive lineman Marcus Hall were ejected for their participation in a near-bench clearing scuffle against Michigan last Saturday.
The Big Ten spent the past three days reviewing film and officials’ reports of the incident. On Monday, the conference announced that no further disciplinary action would be handed down to those involved. The league and head coach Urban Meyer publicly rebuked Hall, but no additional punishment was issued.
Hall’s obscene gesture might have stolen the show, however, don’t let those fluttering wings distract you.
Take a closer look at the video replay of the melee, and keep your eyes on No. 5.
http://statenews.com/article/2013/12/column-ncaa-rules-clearly-spell-out-miller-suspension
And what happens after a kick return? Do QBs often run on to the field?The silhouette of the birds’ wings was all Braxton Miller needed.
Ohio State running back Dontre Wilson and offensive lineman Marcus Hall were ejected for their participation in a near-bench clearing scuffle against Michigan last Saturday.
The Big Ten spent the past three days reviewing film and officials’ reports of the incident. On Monday, the conference announced that no further disciplinary action would be handed down to those involved. The league and head coach Urban Meyer publicly rebuked Hall, but no additional punishment was issued.
Hall’s obscene gesture might have stolen the show, however, don’t let those fluttering wings distract you.
Take a closer look at the video replay of the melee, and keep your eyes on No. 5.
http://statenews.com/article/2013/12/column-ncaa-rules-clearly-spell-out-miller-suspension
