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*honorable mention* The catch happened on 3rd down. Even if it was flagged we still would have had a 4th down attempt, albeit much longer.

KISS He had at least two of those this year at UCLA and in the CCG.

This fumble stat is a pretty illusive one to track down. The best that I could find is that Taylor had 16 fumbles on the year and lost 8 of those. First in the nation for fumbles and tied for first in fumbles lost. Just off the top of my head I know 2 of those fumbles were in passing situations when he go hit while he was in a throwing motion and lost the ball. If you drop those 2 he's tied with Ameer and others for 6 lost on the year (Ameer had 8 total fumbles). That's one more than Braxton Miller and Marcus Mariota (both with 8 fumbles) the best mobile QBs I can think of other than Manziel, who I can't find stats on but I don't think he turned it over much. *I guess I forgot Robinson 6 total 3 lost for his short 2012 season, he's more of an interception machine though. So in summary yes it's a problem, but it's really not something most other mobile QBs are immune from either. Ameer's stats are pretty high for a running back though, that is more of a concern to me.

Don't forget that the three Abrahamic faiths trace their lineage back to the same person. It's entirely possible that they are worshiping the same god, their views may have just been distorted through the millennia by cultural values and what not.

Maybe Terrell and Adam Taylor can be our version of Marshall and Gurley. T square, get it?!

I'm just curious what the answer to this would be. Forget all this suffering and dieing crap and assume that's how it's supposed to be because of free will. So why is it that every human born after Christ's death is still guilty of the sin he died for 2,000 years ago? Why are we still guilty by birth and not guilty by choice? I'm definitely not as scholarly as you guys I'm just curious what the answer would be.

Where's Teddy on that list?

I believe Baker Steinkuhler and our secondary had more to do with our first win against Wisky win than Fisher did. Both of them were absent in the second game (one for physical reasons, the other mental), and we saw what happened. Ok so I may have over emphasized his importance, but without him it's a different game and probably not in our favor. Baker was great in pressuring Stave and stopping runs up the gut, but Fisher and Whaley where our outside contain that game and they stepped it up.

Exactly what I was thinking...

Seriously, did any of you really watch his play this year? If it wasn't for Sean we would have gotten spanked in the first Wisconsin game too. He's not an all star athlete by any means, but he found a groove this year and was a solid linebacker. The criticisms from 2 years ago are probably deserved (although he did break his freakin leg) but he was the least of our problems this year.

I guess we don't have any inroads with their coach. He must be a UCLA alum or something. Why would a HS football coach care where a kid of his went as long as they are going to get an education and full ride????? Baffles me. He's human?

5 now.

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for an all-powerful, superior being, that sounds awfully petty and vindictive. (this was the only response i have read. i know this thread is two pages long, so i missed a lot of the conversation.) I think the better stuff is on the second page here, real philosophical and all that jazz.

I don't think that's even an argument he should be dropped.

OSU kind of got snubbed undefeated and ranked 3rd. I was hopping the AP had some balls and would vote them #1.

One of the many things I've forgotten. But it's kind of chicken and the egg.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!! So Jesus didn't believe in Himself? HAHA! You crack me up. Tell another one. He wasn't Christian sir Because technically Christianity wasn't born until He died on the cross. Or was it when Peter founded the church?

Why not Oregon? Bama got in without winning their conference why can't they?

Well yes, but there's obviously some pain involved. I just think it's one of the more stupid things about the digital age, "liking" something with no context. Hope everything turns out well for Jamal, whatever it is. "LIKE"

You must be talking about Muhammad or Islam right?

Well yes, but there's obviously some pain involved. I just think it's one of the more stupid things about the digital age, "liking" something with no context. Hope everything turns out well for Jamal, whatever it is.

Why are people so stupid and "like" these things.