I predicted a Matt Flynn coming out party. Complete dismantling. After this settles into my brain, I'm sure I'll have more. More will probably include national championship predictions.

Eat it, 'Canes.

What a bust of quite possibly one of the best bowl matches. I have to give credit to Mizzou, UCLA and Virginia for making some big comebacks yesterday, but what in the hell is wrong with the supposedly tough Big 10 this year in bowls. Is this yet another year where they finish sub .500 after having over half the conference in the top 25.
LSU should celebrate this win quite a bit, but I wouldn't be looking at this as a sign of winning the title next year. Miami might be on its way down.

That was an ass whippin'. Couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of thugs than Miami.

It's because the Big 10 blows. Every single year, they end up with a half a dozen teams making at least an appearance in the Top 25, and 4 of them break the Top 10. They may have one good team (Penn State this year, Ohio State recently or a now dwindling Michigan), but Minnesota, Purdue, Wisconsin and Iowa take turns starting off 4-0 and finish 6-5 or 7-4 after they all take turns beating each other.

Add in the sometimes decent squads from Evansville and East Lansing and that leaves you with just two perennially non-competitive Big 10 teams, Illinois and Indiana, who apparently prefer the shorter wooden playing surface reserved for winter.

All the voters in the polls go ga-ga over the early-to-mid season success of the Big 10. Oh man, Minnesota knocked off #11 Purdue 42-35 that puts them at 4-0 heading into State College. And guess what. The Nittany Lions whip up the #18 Gophers 44-14 and UM goes on to finish 7-5. Nice going.

Ugh.

Biggest blowout in Peach Bowl history.
Biggest loss by Miami in a bowl in school history.
Biggest win by LSU in a bowl in school history.
Most points scored against Miami this season.
Fewest points Miami scored this season.

This was the team LSU fans were expecting this year. Our offense should be awesome next year. The D will be interesting.

Yeah, nice win and all. Just don't forget who's your daddy:

How fucking awesome is this. Both these players are from Miami.


Bloor, see you next year in Atlanta.

Who do you think wrote that for him?

I'm jacking this thread because it is CFB related. Does Nebraska end up in the top 25 once this all plays out? They beat an overrated Michigan team and Georgia Tech lost. South Carolina, Boise State, Minnesota, Northwestern and UTEP who are ahead of them in the also receiving votes column all lost. It seems like Nebraska and Oklahoma should jump up in the rankings. No offense to Cal or Nevada, but beating UCF and BYU are hardly the same as beating ranked teams, despite the fact they were exceedingly overrated.
I'm just glad the Big XII is 4-1 right now, with I believe three out of the four wins being viewed as upsets.
I figure Iowa State will lose to TCU, but I'm sort of hoping Texas Tech pulls off the upset. Texas needs to beat USC, I can't believe that Herbstreit and the ESPN Voters think 2005 USC could beat 1995 Nebraska. Herbstreit even said 1994 Penn State was better.

I think Osborne just requested an NSA wiretap of all phones in Bristol.

VERY nice win for LSU! Anyone who kicks Miami's ass is all right in my book. But as far as next year's National Champions, look no further than South Bend, my friends. They are returning EVERYBODY...including next year's Heisman winner: Brady Motherfucking Quinn!!!

Happy New Year to all the UM haters. Take your shots while you can because you know you'll see us down the road. Mark my words bitches !

The road to the federal pen?