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Has anyone ever seen Grinnell play??

The rule is pretty bogus. If they are going to enforce this efficiently, they will need to have people on every sideline to determine exactly how much time is left when the ball goes out of bounds or through the endzone.

That is good to hear. As long as it's not the "Running Game" that Grinnell uses... That just gets old....

Mecki lecki hi, Mecki hidey ho, Get out of our way, To the top we go!

Exactly.

Taco Bell's value menu is off the hook. Taco John's just keeps copying their stuff and calling it something different that doesn't taste as good with all the soy in it.

I like both comparisons. I think the strong D and returning QB are huge +'s for any team. This year is going to be huge!

Sounds like this window is the size of city bus.

I don't think so. Says he redshirted at Oregon St his first year. I'm not sure what the rules are, but it doesn't look good for that.

It says he went to Oregon State then to JUCO. Anybody have/seen film on him??

Already posted in the recruiting forum. Thanks though!!

Link Coaches take issue with game clock rule changes The NCAA rules committee approved eight rules changes in May that will take effect for the 2006 college football season. And while the amendments range from the mundane (shortening halftime) to the marked (instant replay will be used throughout Division I-A for the first time), it's a rule change governing the game clock that has aroused some coaches' ire. According to Rule 3-2-5, the game clock will start as soon as the ball is kicked in a kickoff situation. Previously, the clock would only start once the receiving team touched the ball. In addition, Rule 3-2-5-e states that, after a team gets a first down, the clock will begin running again on the ready-for-play signal. Previously, the clock did not resume until the team snapped the ball. While the rationale behind the changes was to shorten the game, that explanation has done little to quell the outrage of some coaches. "I am appalled at the rule changes," Oregon coach Mike Bellotti told USA Today. "They are major and very severe and will change the game as we know it." Many coaches believe these changes will eliminate 10 to 15 plays per game. "I think it will help the underdog teams," South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier told USA Today. "If you're the underdog, obviously you would like fewer plays in the game." Penn State coach Joe Paterno brought out another perhaps unintended effect of the new rule. "When you kick the ball, [the clock] starts. Kick it out of bounds with 8-10 seconds to go, the game's over," Paterno said to USA Today. "We've got to expose our kids to it in preseason practice." Auburn head coach Tommy Tuberville, who sits on the NCAA rules committee, tried to answer some of the criticisms offered by his colleagues. "We weren't looking to take plays away from the game," Tuberville told USA Today. "We were looking to … get away from some of these 3-hour, 45-minute games in hot weather or cold weather. This is obviously an experiment. Anything we do in the rules committee can be changed next year." I don't know that I see this really speeding the game up that much or taking that many plays away. It's not like kickoffs are in the air for 50 seconds. Comments??

Well hopefully they'll be digging themselves out of a 3 TD+ deficit by halftime.

Hell yeah! I think we played DigDug for like 2 hours straight.

It's good to hear that he has confidence in himself, as well as his teammates believing in him. When the time comes, he will be ready and he will succeed.

The cool thing though, the ASU players were staying at our hotel. My cousin and I played some games in the arcade with them.

Good deal. I haven't seen a good stomping by the Huskers since the 92(?) ASU game and the 2000 Iowa game.

"Here's to no morals, no standards, and no memories."

So where can I find film on Witt??

Exactly. And being gay, if he is or not, has nothing to do with this. He made a committment and didn't stick to it. He's not exempt because he might possibly be homosexual, nor is this behavior caused by homosexuality.

Hands have been a question at WR. That means for a DB they will be great. Most DB's don't have good hands, and that is sometimes the reason that is their position. Or they'd rather hit than be hit...

The first time I had White Castle, I ate a crave case in Chicago. Then I got on a plane to San Diego. Good food, but a bad, bad idea...

Hahaha "I bet I could throw this football over them mountains."

SCORE!! Thanks so much!!!

Like that??