The Pac-1 is who I thought they were - and I AINT letting them off the hook

[WHITE_CHOCOLATE]

So where's all the Pac-10 lovers now?? Yall were everywhere when UCLA beat Tenn and now nowhere to be found a week after the conference gets just destroyed. Once again the SEC and even the Big 12 prove to be much superior than the Pac-10. I now see why every 4 and 5 star athlete goes to USC, they dont want to go to UCLA or Cal and never be heard from again. The SEC has more teams in the top 10, than the Pac-10 has in the top 50. So USC will go un touched into the national championship game against either Florida, Georgia or Oklahoma and we will have a good game on our hands. But atleast we wont have to watch Ohio St play again.

 

[ICC]

Thats awesome. Nothing like somebody going on a GAMBLING forum and touting conferences. Lets keep that sort of stuff on team message boards over at ESPN. This does nobody any good. I hope you can get past the puffed up chest to type something of importance next time.

 

[WHITE_CHOCOLATE]

OK I know im in the college forum but doesnt next weeks NFL Cleveland (-1.5) @ Baltimore look really good. CLeveland -1.5 5X
ope:

 

[SaltyVeteran]

Yeah, lay points on the road with Cleveland. Great idea.

 

[whormoan]

This guy stole my line!!!

We are the Pac-10 and we are ...
September 15, 2008 11:25 AM

Posted by ESPN.com's Ted Miller
... USC and everybody else.
We hate stereotypes, but sometimes they are true. Or seem so. A humiliating weekend at least temporarily validated the "USC and the Nine Dwarfs" perception for now.
What else can be said when the top-ranked Trojans showcase a tour de force performance in a 35-3 whipping of No. 5 Ohio State on a national television, while the rest of the conference goes 2-7, despite being favored in six of those nine games?

• UCLA suffers its worst lost since 1929, 59-zip, to BYU?
• Arizona State loses at home to UNLV, a 23-point underdog?
• Washington loses, 55-14, at home to Oklahoma, giving up 558 yards -- in three quarters.
• Arizona loses to New Mexico for the second consecutive year.
• California is physically dominated at Maryland, which was coming off a loss to Middle Tennessee.
• Stanford gains just 193 of total offense and folds in the fourth quarter at TCU.
• Washington State gets blown out at Baylor, widely considered one of the worst BCS conference teams.

At this point, it appears only Oregon can challenge USC, and that's dependant on the Ducks having at least one healthy QB when it visits LA on Oct. 4. That's no sure thing, given recent history.

 

[seriousaddiction]

SEC
Big 12
Big 10
Pac-10
Big East
ACC

get the big east out of that list KRK

Fucking MAC is better than the big east....ACC is too

 

[Enfuego]

There are not words to describe the level of pathetic and pitifulness of these once proud programs. Did BYU seriously beat UCLA, THE UCLA, 59-0. Did UW really lose by 5 TDs at home. WSU? Terry Donahue, Mike Price, Don James, Keith Gilbertson, Dick Tomey, Tom Holmoe, and Bill Walsh are rolling over in their graves right now

I think guys have to be dead to roll over in their graves.

 

[mpn]

This guy stole my line!!!

We are the Pac-10 and we are ...
September 15, 2008 11:25 AM

Posted by ESPN.com's Ted Miller
... USC and everybody else.
We hate stereotypes, but sometimes they are true. Or seem so. A humiliating weekend at least temporarily validated the "USC and the Nine Dwarfs" perception for now.
What else can be said when the top-ranked Trojans showcase a tour de force performance in a 35-3 whipping of No. 5 Ohio State on a national television, while the rest of the conference goes 2-7, despite being favored in six of those nine games?

• UCLA suffers its worst lost since 1929, 59-zip, to BYU?
• Arizona State loses at home to UNLV, a 23-point underdog?
• Washington loses, 55-14, at home to Oklahoma, giving up 558 yards -- in three quarters.
• Arizona loses to New Mexico for the second consecutive year.
• California is physically dominated at Maryland, which was coming off a loss to Middle Tennessee.
• Stanford gains just 193 of total offense and folds in the fourth quarter at TCU.
• Washington State gets blown out at Baylor, widely considered one of the worst BCS conference teams.

At this point, it appears only Oregon can challenge USC, and that's dependant on the Ducks having at least one healthy QB when it visits LA on Oct. 4. That's no sure thing, given recent history.

:lolBIG:

 

[whormoan]

Oregon starting their quitting and folding earlier in the season than usual.

The Pac-1 is just terrific. USC should petition the NCAA to just cancel their next 9 games. Why go thru the semantics

 

[Conan]

Oregon starting their quitting and folding earlier in the season than usual.

The Pac-1 is just terrific. USC should petition the NCAA to just cancel their next 9 games. Why go thru the semantics

GO TROJANS !!
The NC is in sight!

Who do you think they will stomp? An SEC team or a B-12?

 

[whormoan]

ASU exposed for the total fraud they are. And adios Duckies.

Funny to think after 3 weeks it is GUARANTEED that there will be 1 Pac-1 team in the BCS series

 

[COVERIT!]

ASU exposed for the total fraud they are. And adios Duckies.

Funny to think after 3 weeks it is GUARANTEED that there will be 1 Pac-1 team in the BCS series

You're so pathetic and predictable.

 

[whormoan]

You're so pathetic and predictable.

As predictable as the Pac 10 sucking ass

 

[EveryGamblersDream]

Funny to think that years later you still can't get the taste of your financial ass kicking at the hands of USC. Your idiocy is downright comical.

 

[whormoan]

Funny to think that years later you still can't get the taste of your financial ass kicking at the hands of USC. Your idiocy is downright comical.

Funny, but my gambling winnings have never been higher.

 

[hippieki11er]

Part of the problem for the Pac-10 on the whole is that 'SC is dominating the recruiting world right now and signing would-be starters for other Pac-10 programs to fill as mere depth positions on their roster. Until teams like UCLA, Cal, and ASU convince these guys to sign for their programs to be immediate starters, many of them will continue signing with USC in the mere hope to compete for playing time in the exposure of the huge L.A. market which USC football continues to dominate especially with no NFL presence.

 

[whormoan]

Part of the problem for the Pac-10 on the whole is that 'SC is dominating the recruiting world right now and signing would-be starters for other Pac-10 programs to fill as mere depth positions on their roster. Until teams like UCLA, Cal, and ASU convince these guys to sign for their programs to be immediate starters, many of them will continue signing with USC in the mere hope to compete for playing time in the exposure of the huge L.A. market which USC football continues to dominate especially with no NFL presence.

Maybe they should try and recruit BYU's, Utah's, TCU's and Boise's players

 

[pleasewin]

dude usc could win a couple in the AFC. and thats coming from an SEC homer.

 

[guitarjosh]

Maybe they should try and recruit BYU's, Utah's, TCU's and Boise's players

I doubt they'll get many TCU players, they're too far away. A lot of BYU players go there for religious reasons. They can go after Utah and BSU players depending on the entrance requirements.

 

[Conan]

Oregon starting their quitting and folding earlier in the season than usual.

The Pac-1 is just terrific. USC should petition the NCAA to just cancel their next 9 games. Why go thru the semantics

Celebrate this...

Oregon has lost 3 QB's so far this season and a 4th (Harper) with a sore shoulder that messes with his throwing motion. They were down to their 5th stringer again vs. Boise. I know, it's all about karma. When your fans rush the field as a DD fav, they deserve to lose all their QB's.

You go whormoan! Party on!