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jmitch1 said...
I just meant the thread. U guys are touchy.... not one classy word about AU or UT in this whole thread!
I think I read someone actually say that Green had a better chance of winning the Heisman at UM? I would like to hear that logic.... Denard Robinson regressed over his career (think he went from runner up for the Heisman soph year to runner up for the starting job his sr year).
Somebody mentioned not being impressed with the National Championship AU "bought".... That was a cute comment. We haven't heard that one before. However, it was dang impressive. Nobody can deny that. Heisman winner and Lombardi winner on the same team? That's ridiculous to say you weren't impressed!
I mean, if Green chooses UM tomorrow, I can understand that. I mean, it's a program steeped in tradition. I mean, before the '90s, UM was pretty good. I mean, AU had problems this year, but UM, they're a team that's historically good! They never miss out on bowl games, except for last year and the year before, but hey! who's keeping count?
Just looking up some historical data here, and I'm seeing UM as having a perfect season in 1997. That's pretty recent! Wonder how many perfect seasons AU has had since then? I can think of 2. Maybe he's thinking he wants to go to a school that will help him make the League? Hm.... interesting that AU and UM have the same amount of players in the league w/ both at 27.
What I'm getting at here is the two programs are pretty darn even in every statistical category.... Maybe you guys should do some homework....
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jmitch1 said...
I mean, if Green chooses UM tomorrow, I can understand that. I mean, it's a program steeped in tradition. I mean, before the '90s, UM was pretty good. I mean, AU had problems this year, but UM, they're a team that's historically good! They never miss out on bowl games, except for last year and the year before, but hey! who's keeping count?
Maybe you guys should do some homework....
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jmitch1 said...
I mean, if Green chooses UM tomorrow, I can understand that. I mean, it's a program steeped in tradition. I mean, before the '90s, UM was pretty good. I mean, AU had problems this year, but UM, they're a team that's historically good! They never miss out on bowl games, except for last year and the year before, but hey! who's keeping count?
What I'm getting at here is the two programs are pretty darn even in every statistical category.... Maybe you guys should do some homework....
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jmitch1 said...
I just meant the thread. U guys are touchy.... not one classy word about AU or UT in this whole thread!
I think I read someone actually say that Green had a better chance of winning the Heisman at UM? I would like to hear that logic.... Denard Robinson regressed over his career (think he went from runner up for the Heisman soph year to runner up for the starting job his sr year).
Somebody mentioned not being impressed with the National Championship AU "bought".... That was a cute comment. We haven't heard that one before. However, it was dang impressive. Nobody can deny that. Heisman winner and Lombardi winner on the same team? That's ridiculous to say you weren't impressed!
I mean, if Green chooses UM tomorrow, I can understand that. I mean, it's a program steeped in tradition. I mean, before the '90s, UM was pretty good. I mean, AU had problems this year, but UM, they're a team that's historically good! They never miss out on bowl games, except for last year and the year before, but hey! who's keeping count?
Just looking up some historical data here, and I'm seeing UM as having a perfect season in 1997. That's pretty recent! Wonder how many perfect seasons AU has had since then? I can think of 2. Maybe he's thinking he wants to go to a school that will help him make the League? Hm.... interesting that AU and UM have the same amount of players in the league w/ both at 27.
What I'm getting at here is the two programs are pretty darn even in every statistical category.... Maybe you guys should do some homework....
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Ducksworth said...
Alright let's see....
1. Denard was not a runner up for the Heisman. And his injury is the reason he wasn't the starting QB at the end of the year.
2. I'm not impressed. Any team could have bought Cam Newton, and he's the only reason you won.
3. We were "pretty good" until the '90s? You realize we won a NC in the '90s? And we were a hit to the head away from the NCG in 2006?
4. We did not miss a bowl game last year or the year before. In fact, we played in a BCS bowl game. You, however, missed a bowl game this year. I don't know if you remember, but you went 3-9.
5. How in the hell are the two programs "pretty darn even in every statistical category"? -Wins: 903 for Michigan. 721 for Auburn -Winning %: 73.4% for Michigan. 63% for Auburn -NCs: 11 for Michigan. 2 for Auburn -Conference Championships: 42 for Michigan. 11 for Auburn -Heisman winners: 3 for Michigan. 3 for Auburn. Yay, you're tied! -Consensus All Americans: 78 for Michigan. 66 for Auburn -Attendance: 114,804 for Michigan. 87,451 for Auburn.
I don't like looking at past stats because they're completely pointless, but seriously? Pretty darn even?
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Ducksworth said...
Alright let's see....
1. Denard was not a runner up for the Heisman. And his injury is the reason he wasn't the starting QB at the end of the year.
2. I'm not impressed. Any team could have bought Cam Newton, and he's the only reason you won.
3. We were "pretty good" until the '90s? You realize we won a NC in the '90s? And we were a hit to the head away from the NCG in 2006?
4. We did not miss a bowl game last year or the year before. In fact, we played in a BCS bowl game. You, however, missed a bowl game this year. I don't know if you remember, but you went 3-9.
5. How in the hell are the two programs "pretty darn even in every statistical category"? -Wins: 903 for Michigan. 721 for Auburn -Winning %: 73.4% for Michigan. 63% for Auburn -NCs: 11 for Michigan. 2 for Auburn -Conference Championships: 42 for Michigan. 11 for Auburn -Heisman winners: 3 for Michigan. 3 for Auburn. Yay, you're tied! -Consensus All Americans: 78 for Michigan. 66 for Auburn -Attendance: 114,804 for Michigan. 87,451 for Auburn.
I don't like looking at past stats because they're completely pointless, but seriously? Pretty darn even?
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Ducksworth said...
Alright let's see....
1. Denard was not a runner up for the Heisman. And his injury is the reason he wasn't the starting QB at the end of the year.
2. I'm not impressed. Any team could have bought Cam Newton, and he's the only reason you won.
3. We were "pretty good" until the '90s? You realize we won a NC in the '90s? And we were a hit to the head away from the NCG in 2006?
4. We did not miss a bowl game last year or the year before. In fact, we played in a BCS bowl game. You, however, missed a bowl game this year. I don't know if you remember, but you went 3-9.
5. How in the hell are the two programs "pretty darn even in every statistical category"? -Wins: 903 for Michigan. 721 for Auburn -Winning %: 73.4% for Michigan. 63% for Auburn -NCs: 11 for Michigan. 2 for Auburn -Conference Championships: 42 for Michigan. 11 for Auburn -Heisman winners: 3 for Michigan. 3 for Auburn. Yay, you're tied! -Consensus All Americans: 78 for Michigan. 66 for Auburn -Attendance: 114,804 for Michigan. 87,451 for Auburn.
I don't like looking at past stats because they're completely pointless, but seriously? Pretty darn even?
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