DanTheMan are you going to Bama OU?

meni, Not sure yet. there's about 100 dozen parties going on before,during,and after. I prolly will, hard to pass up the sooners coming to town. :rokk:

2 great programs. I heard a rumor that ou and bama are about to set up to play each other yearly for a while :rokk:

Dan, i think it goes Bama then OU for most national championships
it'll become a kick ass rivalry

i agree, I would love to play then every year, it would make both programs even stronger

I hope Clemson has improved after its showing against my alma mata Texas Tech last year in the Tangerine Bowl

http://texastech.ocsn.com/sports/m-footbl/.../122302aaa.html

I can't ever figure out why Univ. of Texas always gets a top 5 rank in pre season. but can't seem to ever keep it.. hell TTU beat them last year as well.. and they were still in the top 5 go figure...

OU always has problems with OSU.. for some odd reason.. Big 12 football is one badass division.. hands down[/b][/quote]
That game likes to be forgotten :ph34r:
Although I must admit, Texas Tech has a great recruiting program as of late.

On a side note, I would like to point out something that I found quite humorous. Woodrow Dantzler, who used to be a Quarterback for Clemson, is now a Defensive Back for the Dallas Cowboys. Don't hear often about a QB turning into a DB :unsure:


-Peaches son

7:08 pm
kick off
N Texas to OU

ouch

clemson got shut out

Hehehe - they don't do so well when they don't have my MONEY helping out! :awinky: He only watched the first half - but it's on TiVo so I'm sure he'll be crying about it when he gets home from work. :P



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Hehehe - they don't do so well when they don't have my MONEY helping out! :awinky: He only watched the first half - but it's on TiVo so I'm sure he'll be crying about it when he gets home from work. :P[/b][/quote]
Tell him "How Bout Them Dawgs" when he walks in the door....

:redance:

Hehehe - they don't do so well when they don't have my MONEY helping out! :awinky: He only watched the first half - but it's on TiVo so I'm sure he'll be crying about it when he gets home from work. :P[/b][/quote]
Backstreet sure is a long drive from them mountains...

Tell him "How Bout Them Dawgs" when he walks in the door....

:redance:[/b][/quote]
Must I bring up that UGA's only loss last year was to my very own Florida Gators? I've been a Gators fan much longer than a Tigers fan.


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-Peaches son

Must I bring up that UGA's only loss last year was to my very own Florida Gators? I've been a Gators fan much longer than a Tigers fan.


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-Peaches son[/b][/quote]
Damn... week 1 and already changing allegiances... I've heard of fair weather fans, but wow....

:P

Damn... week 1 and already changing allegiances... I've heard of fair weather fans, but wow....

:P[/b][/quote]
Haha. I cheer for both. But if both were to play each other, I'd have to flip a coin.....



-Peaches son

Spoken by a man in a fur coat and beads....... :rolleyes:

My brother's been taking him to Gator games since before he could talk (back when I had my sanity....). B)

Of course, the kid could just be partial to orange..... :unsure:

slow start, great finish :) next week the sooners come to T-Town, should be fun. :rokk:


RTR :rokk:

DanTheMan
lets keep the thread going
OU vs AL
do you want our D to shut you out?
let the posts begin

I'm gonna step in here and agree that OU has a good chance of shutting out Bama. I mean its not hard to beat a team thats nothing but brothers, fathers, and cousins of the same family :P



-Peaches son

ha ha
hee hee
thats good
yeah, good ole ribbing on Bama this week
are you guys still under probation?

peaches son, you dont know who your backtalking:) ask your mom :ph34r:


Meni, I agree that it's going to be hard to score against OU defence, But last year they were talking the same line and "almost" didnt pull out the win:) Our "D" is ready also, OU will have to pass and we'll see what kind of QB the number 1 team has.
I dont think they will shutout bama, too much talent. I forsee a hell of a War :)

RTR :rokk:

Jason is a good QB
he hurt each knee the last 2 years
he had good numbers vs N Texas saturday
i'm glad i can see the game on TV
wohooo

I asked her, she said she had no idea who you were :P :P




-Peaches son

I asked her, she said she had no idea who you were :P :P




-Peaches son[/b][/quote]
I did as instructed: "Forget you ever met me, OK?" :awinky:

ESPN.com
OU vs Bama
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/columns/story?id=1607816

This will be a good game.

Sorry for your loss, Bama.

:D

TUSCALOOSA | Anticipation is building for a historic occasion. For the first time, a No. 1-ranked opposing football team will visit Bryant-Denny Stadium to play the Alabama Crimson Tide. Although Alabama’s showdown with the top-ranked Oklahoma Sooners doesn’t kick off until 6:45 p.m. Saturday, the mobile homes already have begun to arrive, and the hype surrounding the game is mounting, especially with UA fans.

“I’m pumped about this game," said UA student Murray Shaw. “This game seems to me like one of those that the fans get the chills going into the stadium, not just the players. I can’t imagine being the players out there on that field."

Beakie Powell, director of tourism at the Tuscaloosa Convention and Visitors Bureau, estimated that more than 100,000 people would be in town making a financial impact of between $8-10 million on the city.

“This is a major event in Tuscaloosa," Powell said. “We know that every hotel room is booked, and we’re receiving calls hourly from people from Oklahoma looking for hotel rooms."

Alabama Express on University Boulevard is stocking up for a busy week. A crimson “Beat Oklahoma" T-shirt hung outside the store on Tuesday.

“A lot of people are anticipating it and looking forward to it," said sales associate Mike Clemmons. “This will probably be our biggest weekend of the year."

Powell said the arrival of ESPN College GameDay, a popular college football preview show featuring Chris Fowler, Lee Corso and Kirk Herbstreit, will add to the crowd size. The show will broadcast live from the UA Quad Saturday morning, beginning at 9:30 a.m., drawing thousands of fans and onlookers.

Comparing it to other UA home games, Powell said the impact from the Oklahoma game is expected to be “as big or bigger than Tennessee," but not quite as big as when Auburn comes to Tuscaloosa, which won’t happen again until 2004.

“In this case, I think we’re going to see a swell of people in here because the No. 1 team coming in," Powell said.

Nationally, the game is one of top matchups of the weekend, as evidenced by the GameDay crew’s visit. The game will be nationally televised by ESPN. CBS, which usually airs the marquee game at a Southeastern Conference school, is showing the U.S. Open tennis tournament, leaving the rights for the UA-Oklahoma game to ESPN.

UA sports information director Larry White said close to 700 media credentials have been requested for Saturday’s game.

“It’s going to end up being one of our biggest games ever," White said. “I don’t keep a record of how many credentials we’ve given out per game, but in a normal (conference) game, we would give out 300-400."

ESPN Radio’s GameDay show will also air from the UA campus, featuring hosts Mel Kiper Jr. and Dave Revsine from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. With the option of going to one of the weekend’s other big games, such as Florida at Miami and Brigham Young at Southern Cal, the ESPN radio crew chose the Tide vs. the Sooners.

“With No. 1 Oklahoma coming into Alabama and Alabama coming back and playing a good second half (against South Florida), there’s just a lot of buzz surrounding this, so we’re looking forward to it," said Keith Goralski, director of operations at ESPN Radio. “When you look at the schedule, I think this game does have the most juice to it."

Kiper agreed.

“You have national championship ramifications for Oklahoma, Alabama has Mike Shula in his first game on campus, and the history of both schools makes this a huge game for us to cover," Kiper said.

With the nation’s eye turned toward Tuscaloosa, Alabama fans are hoping their team takes advantage of the opportunity to make some positive news in the college football world after an offseason of turmoil.

“I think it could be a great win, just to let people know Alabama still has it in them," said Shaw, the UA student. “Something we haven’t done in a long time is have a big win over a big team."

The Tide hasn’t beaten a top 10 team in Tuscaloosa since 1999, when Alabama defeated No. 8 Mississippi State 19-7 en route to a SEC Championship. Fans believe Alabama is due to end the four-year drought with a landmark victory over the Sooners.

“After seeing last week’s game, I really have high hopes because a lot of the football players said they have some leftover business with Oklahoma," said Leigh Money, a UA sophomore and a Bama Belle.

The Tide lost a hard-fought contest 37-27 last year to then- No. 2 Oklahoma in a game played in Norman, Okla.

Bama fans looking for a good omen on Saturday need only to turn back the clock 10 years to the last time Alabama played a No. 1-ranked team. The result? A 34-13 victory over Miami in the Sugar Bowl to capture the 1992 national championship.

RTR :rokk:

:P

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hey, we take our mobile homes to every game :P

Doesn't everyone in Bama live in a Mobile home?
Dan i thought your checks to a parking lot :nyanya:

There will be a lot of hillbillys hitting the moon shine early saturday night. Game will be over by halftime. Maybe even the bama coach can hit a titty bar early!

Bama people dont like girls.

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WHOA NELLY this is gona be fun :)

Brad, stripclubs are off limits now to all bama coaches :) but your right sometime around 10 pm their will be some DRINKING goning on, either celerbrate or drown the sorrors for "some" fans:)


voodoo, I'm charging up the camera to show you some of southern belles we have around here :)


I hope the sooners think this is just a little trip to some podunk(mary dont say a work:)town down south, they might be surprised :gbounce:

RTR :rokk:

Mary is in FL, or didnt you hear?

:o :nyanya:

Mary is in FL, or didnt you hear?

:o :nyanya:[/b][/quote]
i heard something about her down there:) btw, you should go with her tonight :P

i heard something about her down there:) btw, you should go with her tonight :P[/b][/quote]
HAHAHAHAHA

She already asked you to go? Before Me???

Oh thats messed up.

Dan,

Who is winning between you and Mary at Chess.

Or maybe she said Chest. haha

:P

HAHAHAHAHA

She already asked you to go? Before Me???

Oh thats messed up.[/b][/quote]
lucky for you I'm 500 miles away at the moment :P

yeah, she's kicking my ass at the moment :grrr:

I'll let her win at chess IF she lets me win in chest :ph34r:

I'll let her win at chess IF she lets me win in chest :ph34r:[/b][/quote]
yes, this is Mary...and yes dan i am kicking your poduck for all my relatives in bumfuck...

by the way who's taking me to the PHB

See Mary, I have tried to explaine this to you numerous times.

The people here are nice, kind, intellegent.

Maybe we could get JR to draw you a map to get you
to your real home.

:nyanya: