Moiraine

How do you access it on Facebook? Just click the link I posted. It should give you a login button.

I'm posting the new link in case anyone else is lazy. I had to click on the opening page, then click the link, then click on the gameday thing. *wipes sweat from brow*. http://www.gamedayvote.com

I bet this is the model they used for the Memorial Stadium expansion

although Aron must have been better than Heard, as he was moved to the other side of the ball......... Or they gave both the option to switch to a different position and Heard was the only one willing. Or Heard was the only one who had the talent for it to be feasible. Or "Aron" was better than Heard

although Aron must have been better than Heard, as he was moved to the other side of the ball......... Or they gave both the option to switch to a different position and Heard was the only one willing.

I really want Ameer to have a great year this year (alright, that sounds stupid), but I mean I especially want him to have a great year now because Green left.

I'd rather we were 20 or worse. The team has played badly the last couple years when they crack the top 10.

You had me until this part. How the hell would it not be hard to weave a basket underwater? That would take some serious practice.

He just made the video screen bigger. lol. That's a sh#t ton of money to build supports for the screen... I don't disagree with you completely, but this made me laugh a little.

At first I thought you'd posted the same picture twice just to screw with us. How many do those boxes hold? Like 50 people? You've added like 1000 seats at most unless I'm missing something

Or when we finally add the dome, the entire inside of the dome could be a screen.

You know he got drafted, right? I wouldn't ask, but the timing of your post about it is odd.

This is a really tired topic. I think it was talked to death as recently as yesterday.

lol. The Bears just picked a CB

It's weird... Phillips did much worse (imo, but it wasn't to a cop) and got picked #5 overall. But he had a whole year to prove that he "changed" into a better person Whoever gets Dennard is very lucky

I don't believe that time acutally exists. I liked him in Dodgeball

That one hurt the most. It felt like we had a ton of momentum at that point. We scored, then stopped them. Things were looking up.

Is this scaled to size? I think people are overreacting a bit. It's only about 18 inches on my screen. Back when Ben Stiller was kind of funny

That's probably the best "serious" one I've seen so far. I don't really like the zigzaggy things on the N but other than that it looks pretty cool. I still don't want the N on the helmet to change though.

Is this scaled to size? I think people are overreacting a bit. It's only about 18 inches on my screen.

Is it going to be big?

lol. I know you just worded it badly, but I'm still going to ask, how many teams don't struggle against good or great teams? I really can't name any other school that has as much trouble as we do. I hate to say it but look at Texas they really don't struggle with anyone. Texas has had our number since we started playing them every 2 years when we were in the Big 12. They can even have crappy teams and even when we are better we still fall flat. I know TO had problems but he was playing for MNC's quite often though. I think you're either misunderstanding what I'm saying or not thinking about what you're saying. Every team has trouble with good teams. Pelini has around a 40% win percentage against ranked teams, IIRC. There are very few teams that, year in and year out, don't struggle with good/great teams. Even the teams with no losses have tough games against good/great teams. Maybe you should define struggle or good if you don't believe that is the case. Either that or leave "great" out of it. Every team struggles against great teams.That's what makes them great. A much better argument is to say that Pelini's teams struggle against one or two mediocre/bad teams every single year. I'm not talking about every now and then, i am talking about consistently. Getting our asses handed by Wisconsin and Michigan should've been an eye opener. I'm aware of that. It doesn't change the fact that almost every team struggles with good/great teams.

lol. I know you just worded it badly, but I'm still going to ask, how many teams don't struggle against good or great teams? I really can't name any other school that has as much trouble as we do. I hate to say it but look at Texas they really don't struggle with anyone. Texas has had our number since we started playing them every 2 years when we were in the Big 12. They can even have crappy teams and even when we are better we still fall flat. I know TO had problems but he was playing for MNC's quite often though. I think you're either misunderstanding what I'm saying or not thinking about what you're saying. I don't see how you can possibly be unable to name other teams that struggle more than we do. It's easy to name 70-80 of them. Every team has trouble with good teams. Pelini has around a 40% win percentage against ranked teams, IIRC. There are very few teams that, year in and year out, don't struggle with good/great teams. Even the teams with no losses have tough games against good/great teams. Maybe you should define struggle or good if you don't believe that is the case. Either that or leave "great" out of it. Every team struggles against great teams. That's what makes them great. A much better argument is to say that Pelini's teams struggle against one or two mediocre/bad teams every single year.

lol. I know you just worded it badly, but I'm still going to ask, how many teams don't struggle against good or great teams?

Seeing that list by year is funny. I watched every single game during the dark years, but apparently I've blocked them out because I only remember two of the players listed during those years.