Miami Hurricanes will exact revenge against Ohio State this Saturday. It's been 8 years since "the call". The call that robbed Miami from winning their 2nd consecutive National Championship and gave Coach sweater-vest his fraudulant win. Miami will manhandle the Buckeyes: 28-6.
you are a ratard. they have all their main talent from last year, and have improved. they had their 2nd stringers in the first QUARTER against Marshall. They played even their 3rd stringers in the game.
If it Tressel played SEC/Big 12 style ball Marshall would have had 80-90 points scored on them.
actually, there was 2 blown calls that cost OSU the game in regulation. First the holding call, and second he caught the ball.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eq5vxW0wwSQ
correct call there and OSU can run out the clock. Nice try.
there were 2 blown calls
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFpTkYMLzdc&feature=relatedOhia wrote:
you are a ratard. they have all their main talent from last year, and have improved. they had their 2nd stringers in the first QUARTER against Marshall. They played even their 3rd stringers in the game.
If it Tressel played SEC/Big 12 style ball Marshall would have had 80-90 points scored on them.
This is the definitive video analysis of the call. Watch all of it Buckeye fan and then tell me where the interference happened. I don't want to hear about calls that were never made earlier in the game. If this happened during the replay era of today, the Buckeyes lose that game 24-17.
Ohio State has a hard time competing with the so-called speed oriented teams. The SEC owns them and so will the Hurricanes. The Buckeyes do very well in-conference. When they play their one game a year non-conference opponent they usually lose:
UT- 2005
USC- 2008
USC- 2009
OSU fattens up their record with a bunch of Big Ten pansies but reality sets in when they play somebody like a Texas, USC, or Miami.
OSU 41 Miami 10
How'd that Bowl Game against the slow, plodding Badgers work out for the 'Canes?
31-17 'canes.
Notre Dame fan here. I have no stake in this one because I dislike both teams, but Miami got robbed in that game. Maybe they can find some inelligible players on OSU's team so they can be awarded the win after the fact.
(Yes, I'm still bitter about Reggie Bush in 2005)
hey King Tard...first, replay would not have been used to overturn an interference call, second, thanks for bringing up replay because it would have been used to overturn the botched call on Chris Gambles catch linked above, thus giving OSU the first down which runs out the clock in regulation. You were gifted OT to begin with so quite crying about a judgement call in the endzone, you were freaking 13.5 pt favorites and got out hit...and YOU FREAKING LOST...deal with it. Maybe if you crybaby losers would get over that game you could start winning again instead of finishing 4th in the hapless ACC and getting pounded by the slow plodding Badgers in your home f*cking state....I feel better now :)
Go Canes wrote:
Ohia wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFpTkYMLzdc&feature=relatedyou are a ratard. they have all their main talent from last year, and have improved. they had their 2nd stringers in the first QUARTER against Marshall. They played even their 3rd stringers in the game.
If it Tressel played SEC/Big 12 style ball Marshall would have had 80-90 points scored on them.
This is the definitive video analysis of the call. Watch all of it Buckeye fan and then tell me where the interference happened. I don't want to hear about calls that were never made earlier in the game. If this happened during the replay era of today, the Buckeyes lose that game 24-17.
OSU lost to a great team in the last 2 mins in 2005, UT went on to beat a great USC team on their turf, no same in that.2008 was a blow out loss, lots of teams have been blown out by USC, take a look at the SEC's record vs. USC you f*cking idiot.2009 we lose in the last 2 mins.OSU has lacked big game game planning, most noticiably in the 2006 NC game 2008 USC game, that's coaching, and in that department we're quite remedial.
Go Canes wrote:
Ohio State has a hard time competing with the so-called speed oriented teams. The SEC owns them and so will the Hurricanes. The Buckeyes do very well in-conference. When they play their one game a year non-conference opponent they usually lose:
UT- 2005
USC- 2008
USC- 2009
OSU fattens up their record with a bunch of Big Ten pansies but reality sets in when they play somebody like a Texas, USC, or Miami.
Go Canes wrote:
I don't want to hear about calls that were never made earlier in the game.
Of course you don't want to hear about the actual poor officiating because it proves you wrong! And I'm just curious, what excuses are you going to try to use when your team gets blown out this weekend? Hard to blame a blow-out on the refs. I just wish this game was in November so it would be nice and cold with actual football weather for your mouthy thugs to enjoy.
Go Canes wrote:
Ohio State has a hard time competing with the so-called speed oriented teams. The SEC owns them and so will the Hurricanes. The Buckeyes do very well in-conference. When they play their one game a year non-conference opponent they usually lose:
UT- 2005
USC- 2008
USC- 2009
OSU fattens up their record with a bunch of Big Ten pansies but reality sets in when they play somebody like a Texas, USC, or Miami.
You ignored the rest of the sample. 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, and 2007 is 5 seasons, which outnumbers the 3 seasons you've used as examples. Maybe you should check the definition of "usually", genius.
OU812? wrote:
Go Canes wrote:Ohio State has a hard time competing with the so-called speed oriented teams. The SEC owns them and so will the Hurricanes. The Buckeyes do very well in-conference. When they play their one game a year non-conference opponent they usually lose:
UT- 2005
USC- 2008
USC- 2009
OSU fattens up their record with a bunch of Big Ten pansies but reality sets in when they play somebody like a Texas, USC, or Miami.
You ignored the rest of the sample. 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, and 2007 is 5 seasons, which outnumbers the 3 seasons you've used as examples. Maybe you should check the definition of "usually", genius.
Let's dig into those years you listed. Once again I am looking at your NON-conference games:
2002- Washington State, #10 (10-3 record, PAC 10 was weak that year)
2003- Washington, overrated at #17 (they went 6-6 for the season, puhlease that's a joke and you played them in Columbus)
2004- you played NOBODY out of conference that year. Marshall and Cincinnati, hmmm, they were powerhouse back then? NOT! (both those games were in Columbus too)
2006- Beat UT, ranked #2- no argument there
2007- you played NOBODY out of conference that year and Michigan was overrated too!! No surprise that the Gators made you look like a junior college team.
Once again Buckeye fan, don't tell me that your out of conference schedule was that impressive for those years listed except for 2006.
LUCKeyes!
Both teams suck, now shut up.
If they sucked that bad, its stinks for you, since you sucked worse. The ACC are patsies and you couldn't even get into the game since 2002, let alone try to win it.
Scoreboard.
Go Canes wrote:
Miami Hurricanes will exact revenge against Ohio State this Saturday. It's been 8 years since "the call". The call that robbed Miami from winning their 2nd consecutive National Championship and gave Coach sweater-vest his fraudulant win. Miami will manhandle the Buckeyes: 28-6.
Spoken like a fan with blinders on. Dude, bad calls happen in every game, and of course there were game-changing calls that happened in that game that went AGAINST the Buckeyes that would have enabled OSU to run out the clock and win the game in regulation...Miami got lucky to even make it to overtime. BUT, I accept all bad calls, both for and against, and you should too. A real man accepts the final score and doesn't look for what-ifs or what might have happened if all the good calls went your way. Scoreboard always wins brother. Buckeyes won that game, no ifs ands or buts.
Now, as far as this week's game goes, of course I'll pick OSU to win (because I think they are actually pretty good this year), and I think your hope that Miami will "manhandle" the Buckeyes is just wishful thinking.
Maybe the buckeyes can schedule Ky or Vandy so they can shake that SEC jinx. They haven't beaten an SEC team since 1988.
That's a long time man, living up there not playing anyone and then getting @ss raped come bowl time.