NDL Forum

brwnbear wrote:

sixpackdan101 wrote:

LetsGoPeay wrote:HOOSIERS WIN!!!

Huge game next week. It's been years since I've been able to call an upcoming IU game "huge" in a serious fashion.

Indiana has a chance to win their division and the stadium is empty. Do the fans not realize this???

basketball season is here, so, probably not.

sixpackdan101 wrote:

iRoccafella wrote:

sixpackdan101 wrote:

fsupenguin wrote:Does Pitt not want to win this game? Notre Dame needs to lose now, I'd rather watch two SEC teams play for the championship again than see the Irish get destroyed playing against Bama.

I think we'd all rather see Oregon vs Bama...but please god, anyone but Notre dame.

It'd be an entertaining troll until they get steamrolled by Bama...

You think Oregon would get steamrolled? Or ND? ND absolutely would. I think I'd put my money on Oregon to beat Bama at this point. They're good.

iRoccafella wrote:

sixpackdan101 wrote:

iRoccafella wrote:

sixpackdan101 wrote:

fsupenguin wrote:Does Pitt not want to win this game? Notre Dame needs to lose now, I'd rather watch two SEC teams play for the championship again than see the Irish get destroyed playing against Bama.

I think we'd all rather see Oregon vs Bama...but please god, anyone but Notre dame.

It'd be an entertaining troll until they get steamrolled by Bama...

You think Oregon would get steamrolled? Or ND? ND absolutely would. I think I'd put my money on Oregon to beat Bama at this point. They're good.

I'm an ND fan referring to ND

buckeye76 wrote:http://fansided.com/2012/10/31/lsus-sam ... r-of-year/


In college football, rivalries fuel everything. There are no multi-million dollar contracts, there is just pride. Because of that, members of rival team’s can grow to dislike each other and it often separates fan bases. However, sometimes there are just some bonds that cannot be broken by collegiate alliances.

LSU defensive end Sam Montgomery is showing just that. In one of the greatest gestures in recent sports memory, Montgomery will drop his number 99 jersey and wear number 21 for the remainder of the season to honor South Carolina running back Marcus Lattimore, who suffered a devastating and career threatening knee injury last weekend.

The news comes from South Carolina beat writer Josh Kendal.

Montgomery is originally from South Carolina and is a close friend of Lattimore’s.

The number change will begin for Montgomery this weekend when the Tigers take on the Alabama Crimson Tide, who are the nation’s top-ranked team. It is one of the biggest games of the year for LSU and perhaps carrying the honor of Lattimore on his back will provide an emotional charge for the Tigers.

Montgomery is considered a first-round draft prospect in the upcoming draft and his play on the field has demonstrated he is worthy of that consideration. This gesture by Montgomery shows that he is a caring, honorable young man off the field and that will go a long way in the eyes of NFL personnel.

In today’s age, character matters, and right now there is not a classier player in college football than Sam Montgomery.

shel311 wrote:What was that penalty on LSU?

Since when does a guy in motion have to be set? WRs do that all the time and snap it as they're coming across.

Odd.

BFiVL wrote:Bama playing poor fundamentally. LSU playing perfectly. Good game.

shel311 wrote:

BFiVL wrote:Bama playing poor fundamentally. LSU playing perfectly. Good game.

Yea, Mett playing his best game of the year against the best D in the nation. Sports are funny like that.

Hell of a game. At half, I almost missed the opening 3rd quarter kickoff just because I was already resided in us losing because our offense just stinks. I'm in complete shock right now, to be honest.

shel311 wrote:Hell, both fumbles had nothing to do with lsu, just freak plays

Cnasty wrote:Les miles is a freakin idiot

Why go? All the momentum, a td would have to beat you, you get points. Terrible idea to go there