2014 Official Random College Football Thread

[Lucky_Lefty]

i'm tryna get there next year for the UF game. You're inspiring the hell outta me bruh

Don't bring sand is all I'm gonna say breh

 

[malbaker86]

Don't bring sand is all I'm gonna say breh

I lost then. shyt

I already know I can't do LSU next year w/her then. My only hope is that she's preggers around this time next year and if so, i'm out to Baton Rouge

 

[Lee_Land]

Mock-up of banner text scheduled to fly over Miami Hurricanes game at Sun Life Stadium around 10:40AM on Saturday:

 

[Black White Sox Hat]

Aint there some games this weekend?

Why is espn spending so much time talking about Aj McCarron?

 

[RammerJammer]

Mississippi State's AD issues a warning about the cowbells

STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Mississippi State athletic director Scott Stricklin wants the school's fans to practice proper "cowbell etiquette" when the No. 3 Bulldogs host No. 2 Auburn on Saturday at Davis Wade Stadium.

Mississippi State fans have long brought cowbells to games, even when they were deemed illegal noisemakers. The Southeastern Conference approved the cowbells in 2010, provided they are not used when the opposing team is trying to run offensive plays.

Stricklin posted a note on the school's athletic website on Wednesday criticizing the "25 or so percent of fans who continue to ignore the rules on cowbell etiquette."

"This totally perplexes me," Stricklin wrote. "Dak Prescott doesn't need fans ringing when they shouldn't to make a dazzling play for our State. Bernardrick McKinney doesn't need fans ringing when they shouldn't in order to deliver a crushing tackle. Why anyone who professes love for this university would ring their cowbell when they've been told not to do so is beyond me. It's selfish and disrespectful, two things Mississippi State does NOT represent.

"When you ring at times not allowed, you are telling Mark Keenum, Dan Mullen, myself and thousands of Bulldogs who have worked hard to legitimize this great tradition at our games that you don't appreciate their efforts, and that you're willing to risk having cowbells removed from Davis Wade Stadium altogether in the future."

The school has consistently run "Ring Responsibly" commercials on its video board during games, but the sound of cowbells can still often be heard during important situations.

"Remember, we are allowed to bring cowbells into Davis Wade Stadium because the other 13 SEC schools voted to allow it," Stricklin concluded. "If we continue to have problems following the rules, then they may decide to rescind that privilege. The last thing any of us want is to have to install metal detectors at the gates."

 

[RammerJammer]

Aint there some games this weekend?

Why is espn spending so much time talking about Aj McCarron?

Exactly, I know he been running his mouth lately but come on

 

[Big Boss]

 

[Silkk]

nikka I ain't never leavin Baton Rouge

Aint shyt In Baton Rouge

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

Aint shyt In Baton Rouge

Country thick redbone creole broads breh. Never knew campus was in the hood. Security deep here. I'm out soon. May have a lead for som aTm or baylor tix. Plus some p*ssy waiting in Htown

 

[Silkk]

Country thick redbone creole broads breh. Never knew campus was in the hood. Security deep here. I'm out soon. May have a lead for som aTm or baylor tix. Plus some p*ssy waiting in Htown

Man, fukk Baton Rouge. Horrible Place To Live Full Time

 

[RammerJammer]

AJ

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

Man, fukk Baton Rouge. Horrible Place To Live Full Time

I can see it. It's hot as shyt here.

 

[Silkk]

I can see it. It's hot as shyt here.

And like @Lee_Land said, there aint shyt to do here

 

[mozichrome]

AJ

i mean didnt AJ throw that squad last year under the bus

On younger players not buying in:

"We had a lot of young guys," McCarron said. "In the end, success was our killer. Too much success and a lot of young guys coming in who didn't know what it took to get back to that point to win. They thought we'd just show up and we'd win."

On the problems with recruiting and entitlement:

"I think that's one of the things that is wrong with recruiting out of high school," said McCarron. "You have guys who have never played the game of football rating these guys that they are a 5-star, because they're sitting behind a computer screen watching their highlight film. Well, their highlight film is supposed to be good, the last time I checked. That's the kind of thing that ticks me off about recruiting and when these kids come in and they're 5-stars and they expect to play right off the bat. It's a little entitlement and when they don't play off the bat, they get a little ticked off and they don't want to work."
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[Rigby.]

Auburn has the fastest animal alive and the fastest QB alive