***Official College Football week of 10/25 thread***

[kstater]

TTU at KU 11:00 ESPN
Illinois at Wisconsin 11:00 ESPN2
Kentucky at Florida 11:30 CBS(might just be local to SEC areas)
OU at KSU 11:30 FSN
Baylor at Nebraska 11:30 Versus
OSU at Texas 2:30 ABC
Georgia at LSU 2:30 CBS
Michigan State at Michigan 2:30 ESPN2
Virginia TEch at FSU 2:30 ESPN2
Colorado at Missouri 5:30 FSN
Alabama at Tennessee 6:45 ESPN
Penn State at OSU 7:00 ABC
USC at Arizona 9:15 FSN

[kstater]

Originally Posted by 58-4ever

10 pounds over 2 inches in 4 years. That post confirms that you have no perspective. plus Bradford is 6"5. How many balls have been batted down for our team lately?

I can almost guarantee you that when the combine rolls around, he'll be 6'3".

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Originally Posted by 58-4ever

10 pounds over 2 inches in 4 years. That post confirms that you have no perspective. plus Bradford is 6"5. How many balls have been batted down for our team lately?

Actually, Bradford would have to gain about 15 pounds, and even then he's going to be of a similar build to a QB who was knocked for a lack of size coming out.

Secondly, stop jerking off in the OU media guide. Bradford is not 6'5"

Finally, homer, it still doesn't address the fact that Bradford doesn't have to read a defense in that system, takes no snaps from under center, makes no difficult throws, and lack the arm strength of Aaron Rodgers, who had a good, but not great, arm.

So, other than trying to obfuscate the entire argument about Bradford vs. Stafford into a diversion about the size of Aaron Rodgers, which still doesn't hold up, you're completely right ****ing reeruned.

[58-4ever]

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

First of all, dumbass, Bradford is 20. Secondly, Rogers was that size coming out of Cal 3 1/2 years ago.

OK, he is ten days from being 21, plus you are making my point for me dumbass. He is extremely poised for such a young age.

[eazyb81]

Damn, OSU might win this one.

[kcxiv]

Shit, the kicker from Fresno State kicked a 58 yard field goal with 2 seconds left to win the game. Longest in team history.

[58-4ever]

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

Actually, Bradford would have to gain about 15 pounds, and even then he's going to be of a similar build to a QB who was knocked for a lack of size coming out.

Secondly, stop jerking off in the OU media guide. Bradford is not 6'5"

Finally, homer, it still doesn't address the fact that Bradford doesn't have to read a defense in that system, takes no snaps from under center, makes no difficult throws, and lack the arm strength of Aaron Rodgers, who had a good, but not great, arm.

So, other than trying to obfuscate the entire argument about Bradford vs. Stafford into a diversion about the size of Aaron Rodgers, which still doesn't hold up, you're completely right ****ing reeruned.

You were the one that brought up Rogers. I think Bradford or Stafford would be good prospects dumbass. and if you've watched any games, he takes tons of snaps under center.

BTW, how many snaps does Brady take under center old school?

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Originally Posted by 58-4ever

OK, he is ten days from being 21, plus you are making my point for me dumbass. He is extremely poised for such a young age.

How can you measure someone's poise when they are making high school football throws in a system where they are pressured as much as Homer Simpson at the Springfield Power Plant?

[58-4ever]

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

Actually, Bradford would have to gain about 15 pounds, and even then he's going to be of a similar build to a QB who was knocked for a lack of size coming out.

Secondly, stop jerking off in the OU media guide. Bradford is not 6'5"

Finally, homer, it still doesn't address the fact that Bradford doesn't have to read a defense in that system, takes no snaps from under center, makes no difficult throws, and lack the arm strength of Aaron Rodgers, who had a good, but not great, arm.

So, other than trying to obfuscate the entire argument about Bradford vs. Stafford into a diversion about the size of Aaron Rodgers, which still doesn't hold up, you're completely right ****ing reeruned.

And it was the national media that said bradford was 6"5. whether he is 6"5 or 6"4, what's the f'n difference?

[eazyb81]

God, the South just completely owns the North. It's so embarrassing.

The Big 12 South is easily the best division in college football.

[chiefs1111]

touchdown UGA on a Staford QB draw

[Reerun_KC]

Stafford is a stud!

[58-4ever]

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

How can you measure someone's poise when they are making high school football throws in a system where they are pressured as much as Homer Simpson at the Springfield Power Plant?

poise is standing in the pocket taking a hit.... don't you think you've seen that... maybe you are just not educated....that's what I think

[kstater]

I don't think the OSU QB realized it was 4th down.

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Originally Posted by 58-4ever

You were the one that brought up Rogers. I think Bradford or Stafford would be good prospects dumbass. and if you've watched any games, he takes tons of snaps under center.

BTW, how many snaps does Brady take under center old school?

Stupid ****:

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showp...&postcount=239

Originally Posted by 58-4ever

Aaron Rogers has skills Sam Bradford doesn't?

[milkman]

Originally Posted by 58-4ever

OK, he is ten days from being 21, plus you are making my point for me dumbass. He is extremely poised for such a young age.

Poised?

The only time he had to make plays under any kind of pressure, he shit his pants.