Bucks

Originally Posted by Pillow Pants

"But did you see the Michigan game in the Taco Bell/Meineke/Cash Call bowl? The whole nation was on the edge of their seat watching Lloyd Carr's illustrious career come to an end with a victory!! We didn't have to use the Orlando, FLORIDA excuse like we had to in that meaningless game that was played in New Orleans!! YAY-YUH!!!!"

Oh yeah? Well Tennessee beat Wisconsin in the "I can't believe it's not butter/Depends bowl!" Hah PWNED BIATCH!!

[Late Fires]

"Yeah, it was good to see Lloyd Carr finish his career 6-2 against the SEC. Hey, he won 75% of his games against them just like he did against all the other conferences. How could that be? And why do all these teams keep playing all these games when only the BCS championship game matters? Who is Baffert?"

Originally Posted by Late Fires

"Yeah, it was good to see Lloyd Carr finish his career 6-2 against the SEC. Hey, he won 75% of his games against them just like he did against all the other conferences. How could that be? And why do all these teams keep playing all these games when only the BCS championship game matters? Who is Baffert?"

Yeah not to mention all of the BCS championships that Carr won...oh wait.

[Late Fires]

Originally Posted by Pillow Pants

Yeah not to mention all of the BCS championships that Carr won...oh wait.

Yeah, only one national title in 13 years of coaching. That's pretty terrible compared to all those coaches that have won more than that over the past 13 years, like:

Originally Posted by Late Fires

Yeah, only one national title in 13 years of coaching. That's pretty terrible compared to all those coaches that have won more than that over the past 13 years, like:

Yeah that must've been something the day Michigan won the national title for the first time in 49 years. On that day Michigan fans didn't have to go to their father's graves and ask them to tell the story of the 1948 championship squad.

[Late Fires]

Originally Posted by Pillow Pants

Yeah that must've been something the day Michigan won the national title for the first time in 49 years. On that day Michigan fans didn't have to go to their father's graves and ask them to tell the story of the 1948 championship squad.

Yeah, they no longer had to console themselves with the fact that they were fans of the winningest program of all time. Oh, I forgot, history doesn't count when you're talking about won/loss records, only mythical national championships.

Originally Posted by Late Fires

Yeah, they no longer had to console themselves with the fact that they were fans of the winningest program of all time. Oh, I forgot, history doesn't count when you're talking about won/loss records, only mythical national championships.

Consider yourself lucky that there wasn't a playoff system implemented from the get-go because if there was you could count the number of national champions from the Big 10 conference on a hand that's missing 3 fingers.

[Mortimer]

Originally Posted by Late Fires

Yeah, they no longer had to console themselves with the fact that they were fans of the winningest program of all time. Oh, I forgot, history doesn't count when you're talking about won/loss records, only mythical national championships.

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Oh stop being ridiculous...don't you know if a secy fan didn't see it.....it didn't happen.

Unless,of course,it's in their favor.





I don't know who Baffert is !!




Maybe the DOWP-ON-A-ROWP does.