dlvlsu said:Colorado St +2 and a half, South carolina -3, and Texas +7 Three largest wagers for me!! Lets see who knows more!!
For someone who cant even spell "goodbye" i wouldnt bet ONE DOLLAR if I were you. Just asking for trouble if you ask me.
dlvlsu said:Colorado St +2 and a half, South carolina -3, and Texas +7 Three largest wagers for me!! Lets see who knows more!!
AU2001 said:Derek, I realize that in your mind, you are making great points. You're not even making sense in your last post.
Ranked teams that Notre Dame beat in each season:
(end of year ap poll)
2002 = #9 Michigan, #13 Maryland, #19 Pitt, #21 Florida St.
(current ap poll)
2005 = #20 Michigan
DerekNJND said:who cares if they lost 34 straight bowl games?
They have a new coach.
They have different players.
It is 2005, not 2002, or 1985, or 1232 or whatever other year you are stuck in
They're due? Do you think Brady Quinn and Charlie Weis give a SHIT who won and lost bowl games 12 years ago dude? They dont, and neither does anyone on this forum.
oldschoolcapper said:you're right guys, trends don't mean anything when it comes to gambling![]()
AU2001 said:Obviously you care.
AU2001 said:If Steve2881 says they lick chode, I am in no position to argue with him. Notre Dame is no longer a play for me and I hope OSU makes it 8 in a row!!!
DerekNJND said:Thats right, Georgia gets a shot in the sugar bowl with 2 LOSSES, and AUBURN went there UNDEFEATED last year. Shows what the powers think of shitty Auburn. GEt a career
DerekNJND said:You have nothing left to say about the game. That means I've proved my point. Thanks for playing. Better luck next time.
GL in the Clorox dot.com bowl
AU2001 said:The SEC champ gets to go to the Sugar Bowl every year braniac. :mj07:
AU2001 said:The SEC champ gets to go to the Sugar Bowl every year braniac. :mj07:
DerekNJND said:Thats right, Georgia gets a shot in the sugar bowl with 2 LOSSES, and AUBURN went there UNDEFEATED last year. Shows what the powers think of shitty Auburn. GEt a career
AU2001 said:The only exception is when the SEC champ gets moved to the national championship game in the current BCS system.
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