Roll tide LOL!

[ZooCougar]

Maybe next time the Sooners can play a more quality opponent.

 

[huskeynut]

Tide getting rolled over!

 

[Adios]

Oklahoma winning sure would make the AAC look even better.

 

[HawkHusky]

Seems like all the underdog BCS teams are showing up big time. Would have been a good year for an expanded playoff..

 

[Chin Diesel]

Doth speaketh too soon?

 

[ZooCougar]

Doth speaketh too soon?

Maybe, it was worth it just to see all those pouty Bama fans in the stands.

 

[Jimdish255]

Doth speaketh too soon?

I guess the Deer Antler Spray or whatever supplements they're taking haven't quite worn off yet.

http://tracking.si.com/2013/01/30/alabama-players-swats-deer-antler-spray-college-football/

Just what exactly is IGF-1?

Dr. Spyros Mezitis, an endocrinologist at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City, explained to CBSNews.com that IGF-1 is an insulin-like growth factor, a hormone that naturally occurs in the body and circulates in the blood. A person's endocrine system contains a pituitary gland that produces a chemical called growth hormone that helps children grow into adults by making their bones stronger and helping their bodies mature. The brain's growth hormone then stimulates the liver to produce IGF-1, which then binds to receptors in muscle cells, signalling them to multiply and grow.

In normal ranges, IGF-1 in the body aids growth and boosts muscle strength, he said. The hormone also increases metabolism of carbohydrates, bringing more sugars to the cells that also help muscle growth.

Some people with medical conditions in which they have low growth hormone, such as dwarfism, can be treated with injections of IGF-1, according to Mezitis.

However, "We do not prescribe [IGF-1 ] on a basis for muscle building," Mezitis, who does not treat athletes, said. He added that he was aware of a spray, but notes it is not as potent as the injection. If IGF-1 is abused, he said, people may experience more muscle strength and issues with aggressiveness.

Athletes who take growth hormone in the form of HGH -- another substance banned by the league, but not currently measured in NFL drug tests -- may also experience more muscle growth.

IGF-1 is "just like giving someone human growth hormone," Don Catlin, the former head of UCLA's Olympic Analytical Lab, told The New York Times. "It goes to the same kinds of receptors and turns them on."

Sounds like they'll try just about anything.

 

[Chin Diesel]

I guess the Deer Antler Spray or whatever supplements they're taking haven't quite worn off yet.



Sounds like they'll try just about anything.

Try it once and you're one for life.

 

[ZooCougar]

I guess the Deer Antler Spray or whatever supplements they're taking haven't quite worn off yet.



Sounds like they'll try just about anything.

I heard that stuff will make you .

 

[formerlurker]

I guess the Deer Antler Spray or whatever supplements they're taking haven't quite worn off yet.

@raylewis That 's still wrkin, Jimdish!

 

[BlueDogs]

Bye Bama. I'd like to see FSU take down Auburn and enjoy the crying and whining from the SEC hype artists.

 

[NavinRJohnson]

I don't remember Oklahoma being as fast as they were last night. Nicely done.