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Nigel Tufnel
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Yeah but can’t we all just revel in That Tool Up North getting played by Appy?
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Georgia State player says FCS team ‘will give us a tougher battle than’ Tennessee
Talking about kicking a team when they’re down. In the tentacles. With steel-toed boots.
Listed as essentially a four-touchdown underdog, Georgia State went into Neyland Stadium Week 1 and stunned Tennessee in a 38-30 upset that, one, wasn’t as close as the final score indicated and, two, was the fourth-worst loss in college football history according to the ESPN‘s FPI metric. To add insult to injury, GSU head coach Shawn Elliott subsequently stated that a 2017 Cure Bowl win over Western Kentucky, not the UT upset, was the biggest victory in the young program’s history.
Coming off that huge win to open the 2019 season, GSU will now square off with FCS Furman in Week 2. Ahead of that game, one Panthers football player has thrown one final, biting bit of shade at their vanquished Power Five foes.
“I think [Furman] will give us a tougher battle than we faced [last] Saturday, if you want to be honest,” safety Remy Lazarus told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution earlier this week.
Furman is currently the 11th-ranked team at the FCS level. The Paladins have six FBS scalps to their credit, with the last one coming against UCF in 2015. They also beat North Carolina in 1999; NC State in 1984 and 1985; Georgia Tech in 1983; and South Carolina in 1982.
So, it’s not like Georgia State is facing an FCS version of the Little Sisters of the Poor. But still, damn Mr. Lazarus…
Entire article: https://collegefootballtalk.nbcspor...will-give-us-a-tougher-battle-than-tennessee/
Re: kicking a team when they’re down. In the tentacles. With steel-toed boots.
Doing that to teams like Tennessee, Penn State, FSU, Miami, and Michigan, etc. is always in vogue.
Talking about kicking a team when they’re down. In the tentacles. With steel-toed boots.
Listed as essentially a four-touchdown underdog, Georgia State went into Neyland Stadium Week 1 and stunned Tennessee in a 38-30 upset that, one, wasn’t as close as the final score indicated and, two, was the fourth-worst loss in college football history according to the ESPN‘s FPI metric. To add insult to injury, GSU head coach Shawn Elliott subsequently stated that a 2017 Cure Bowl win over Western Kentucky, not the UT upset, was the biggest victory in the young program’s history.
Coming off that huge win to open the 2019 season, GSU will now square off with FCS Furman in Week 2. Ahead of that game, one Panthers football player has thrown one final, biting bit of shade at their vanquished Power Five foes.
“I think [Furman] will give us a tougher battle than we faced [last] Saturday, if you want to be honest,” safety Remy Lazarus told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution earlier this week.
Furman is currently the 11th-ranked team at the FCS level. The Paladins have six FBS scalps to their credit, with the last one coming against UCF in 2015. They also beat North Carolina in 1999; NC State in 1984 and 1985; Georgia Tech in 1983; and South Carolina in 1982.
So, it’s not like Georgia State is facing an FCS version of the Little Sisters of the Poor. But still, damn Mr. Lazarus…
Entire article: https://collegefootballtalk.nbcspor...will-give-us-a-tougher-battle-than-tennessee/
Re: kicking a team when they’re down. In the tentacles. With steel-toed boots.
Doing that to teams like Tennessee, Penn State, FSU, Miami, and Michigan, etc. is always in vogue.
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alexhortdog95
Eye to the future, honoring the past
Georgia State player says FCS team ‘will give us a tougher battle than’ Tennessee
Talking about kicking a team when they’re down. In the tentacles. With steel-toed boots.
Listed as essentially a four-touchdown underdog, Georgia State went into Neyland Stadium Week 1 and stunned Tennessee in a 38-30 upset that, one, wasn’t as close as the final score indicated and, two, was the fourth-worst loss in college football history according to the ESPN‘s FPI metric. To add insult to injury, GSU head coach Shawn Elliott subsequently stated that a 2017 Cure Bowl win over Western Kentucky, not the UT upset, was the biggest victory in the young program’s history.
Coming off that huge win to open the 2019 season, GSU will now square off with FCS Furman in Week 2. Ahead of that game, one Panthers football player has thrown one final, biting bit of shade at their vanquished Power Five foes.
“I think [Furman] will give us a tougher battle than we faced [last] Saturday, if you want to be honest,” safety Remy Lazarus told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution earlier this week.
Furman is currently the 11th-ranked team at the FCS level. The Paladins have six FBS scalps to their credit, with the last one coming against UCF in 2015. They also beat North Carolina in 1999; NC State in 1984 and 1985; Georgia Tech in 1983; and South Carolina in 1982.
So, it’s not like Georgia State is facing an FCS version of the Little Sisters of the Poor. But still, damn Mr. Lazarus…
Entire article: https://collegefootballtalk.nbcspor...will-give-us-a-tougher-battle-than-tennessee/
Re: kicking a team when they’re down. In the tentacles. With steel-toed boots.
Doing that to teams like Tennessee, Penn State, FSU, Miami, and Michigan, etc. is always in vogue.
My man called that ish...
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1926Buckeyes
Head Coach
Chattanooga lost by 21 to Jacksonville St. so it should be a tight one next weekend.
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Georgia State player says FCS team ‘will give us a tougher battle than’ Tennessee
Talking about kicking a team when they’re down. In the tentacles. With steel-toed boots.
Listed as essentially a four-touchdown underdog, Georgia State went into Neyland Stadium Week 1 and stunned Tennessee in a 38-30 upset that, one, wasn’t as close as the final score indicated and, two, was the fourth-worst loss in college football history according to the ESPN‘s FPI metric. To add insult to injury, GSU head coach Shawn Elliott subsequently stated that a 2017 Cure Bowl win over Western Kentucky, not the UT upset, was the biggest victory in the young program’s history.
Coming off that huge win to open the 2019 season, GSU will now square off with FCS Furman in Week 2. Ahead of that game, one Panthers football player has thrown one final, biting bit of shade at their vanquished Power Five foes.
“I think [Furman] will give us a tougher battle than we faced [last] Saturday, if you want to be honest,” safety Remy Lazarus told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution earlier this week.
Furman is currently the 11th-ranked team at the FCS level. The Paladins have six FBS scalps to their credit, with the last one coming against UCF in 2015. They also beat North Carolina in 1999; NC State in 1984 and 1985; Georgia Tech in 1983; and South Carolina in 1982.
So, it’s not like Georgia State is facing an FCS version of the Little Sisters of the Poor. But still, damn Mr. Lazarus…
Entire article: https://collegefootballtalk.nbcspor...will-give-us-a-tougher-battle-than-tennessee/
Re: kicking a team when they’re down. In the tentacles. With steel-toed boots.
Doing that to teams like Tennessee, Penn State, FSU, Miami, and Michigan, etc. is always in vogue.
Well they beat Tennessee by 8 and Furman by 6 so technically speaking he was correct
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Really cool thing UT did for this kid. https://www.wjhl.com/sports/college...de-vols-t-shirt-reportedly-bullied-at-school/
My thoughts:
-This poor kid is suffering enough as a Vols fan without the bullying
-UT is probably not moving a lot of merch at this point - this shirt will probably be a best seller for them
-This kid's design skills >>> the product the team is putting out on the field.
My thoughts:
-This poor kid is suffering enough as a Vols fan without the bullying
-UT is probably not moving a lot of merch at this point - this shirt will probably be a best seller for them
-This kid's design skills >>> the product the team is putting out on the field.
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