AUBURN/OREGON IN GAME THREAD >>>>>
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Final thing I will say about this one is both teams were sloppy. Aub outcoached Oregon and stuck to who they were while Orgen did not. Congrats to Aub fans and backers!
Cie's coming up this weekend for the Saints-Bears game. . . . Can you tailgate this weekend
I'm either going to Disney or having a friend that has an eye issue. Not sure which yet....
Maybe next time. Cie4USC likes this Saints team as much as he likes these SEC teams, so obviously they're good
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0-3. Boise had the whole month of August last season last year to prepare and shut them down completely. This reminded me of that game. They are the heir apparent to Tom Osborne's '80's Nebraska teams in so many ways.
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Nebraska in 1995 was the defending national champion from 1994, and "opened the season by defeating Oklahoma State by a score of 64-21. During the 1995 season, no opponent came within 13 points, including three Top-10 ranked opponents whom the Huskers defeated by a combined score of 134-49, (before beating the #2 team 62-24 in the Fiesta Bowl). The Huskers averaged more than 53 points per game and 400 yards rushing.
The 1995 Nebraska squad has been voted as the greatest college football team of all-time in many surveys, including the all-time Sagarin ratings. An ESPN poll has them at #3, only behind the 1971 Huskers and 1972 USC Trojans."
Oops - Sorry - You did say 80's. :facepalm:
GL
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If they can just convince Michigan to remove that lead weight around their necks - watch out.
Chiz said he had god on his side. Can you imagine what would have happened if god wore green? Oregon would have ran for 400 and the game would have been over at halftime. Do not underestimate the Lord's value to Auburn last night.
