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So.....Texas Tech and...that's it?

USC is miles and miles ahead of Va Tech. Can't compare the two. USC should be included with the Alabama's, Notre Dame's, etc.

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If I remember correctly, even though Lee is fast and has been listed as a dual-threat quarterback, I think he had little to no rushing yards at all in JUCO...

Getting it validated means you have to pay the difference between student ticket value and actual ticket value, so in addition to paying the student, you'll be paying the rest of the normal ticket price to the athletic department.

Any word on the new software?

By f#*k I of course mean EAT YOU!

*points to Classifieds forum* have a nice day

If someone is still itnerested this late, I've got 4 tickets side by side. I don't actually know where exactly they are (were ordered by my mom for me and I'm picking them up tomorrow but I already have tickets) but I'm 95% sure they are in the row 70's in south stadium. $35

Zac Lee broke his leg, but Cody Green ran out and healed him so he could continue the drive.

Robert Marve is in.

Funny how everyone on this board hates Larry the Cable Guy until they need to be better than Oklahoma so then he's better than U2.

I don't know. To this day I'm still asking myself that question. I lost five fumbles and threw seven interceptions. One of the INT's I threw was completely my fault because I tried to fit the ball in between two defenders, and they were really close to the WR. But the other six INT's were a combination of a defender jumping seven feet in the air or passes where the ball hit my WR in the hands, bounced around and then was picked off. The worst part is, that despite going -7 in turnovers for the game, I only lost by 3 points. The final score ended up being A&M 24 NU 21. I think, and this is merely my opinion here because I have no facts or evidence to boister my claim, that the game just has "triggers" built into the programming where it makes sure you lose the game. And the game will blatanly "cheat" to make it happen. My favorite though is this "play" when the CPU is on offense: QB takes the snap, drops back, does the rush avoid move not once, not twice, but three times, looking right, falling backwards, fires a wobblylame duck pass to the left, off his back foot 30+ yards down the field, into double coverage. Then, the WR catches the ball because it passes through my defender like he's a ghost-or not even there, the WR then breaks two tackles and runs the remaining distance for a TD. I love that play because like EASports says, "If it's in the game, it's in the game." Honestly I've never seen anything that ridiculous. Maybe it's because I'm on PS3.

That's good enough for me! Well, depending on the system you use...

It's not pointless.. I want to play the 2010 rosters now.

Not much on them but I found this from last year's spring: HYCdrQAuesQ Not much but not bad.... part 2 has zac some as well.

My perception of things was that we tried running it quite a bit early on, but Joe had a lot of problems getting the pass to the runningback without it being batted down. Not sure exactly what the problem was, but I remember expecting to see it several times and they would run it but it wouldn't work. I also remember at last year's spring game we saw that play at least 5 times.

GOGOGOGOGO Quentin Castille: Donald Faison:

Way to completely over-exaggerate. And also, yeah our offense is still quite a bit steeped in West Coast principles, sorry.

No, not that play either. Watch the video please. What is in the video is more of a fake handoff quick pass to the outside more than in the middle. Also very effective if your receivers can clear the outside by taking the defenders away from the play and the LB's don't get over to cover fast enough, leaving your back the opportunity to pick up good yards possibly. Where do you get that it's a pass to the outside? He fakes to the runningback who runs through and then turns around, and he passes it to that same runningback, right in the middle of the field...

No, not that play either. Watch the video please.

If by 'shovel' you mean a forward pitch, then no. I'm talking about the play at 1:17, 1:41, 2:42 and 3:56 in this video vp_h-zo9VP8

Am I the only one who absolutely loves this play? It's so effective, and we've been running the exact same one for ~4 years now and it still gets HUGE yardage when ran effectively. Thank you Bill Callahan for this gem of a play.