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Oh yes, and them.Google TCU cheerleaders. They were the only reason why I stuck with last night's puntfest.
Oh yes, and them.Google TCU cheerleaders. They were the only reason why I stuck with last night's puntfest.
lol, oh trust me dude, I willhave fun with PTSD
have fun with PTSD
couldn't disagree more. They did try that earlier - it didn't workTry the wildcat with Thomas, put Anderson in there.
Adapt. It literally can't be worse than zero points and single digit first downs.
Show the ayers you are trying. Coaching staff mailed in the offensive game plan today.
shhhhh buddy, they'll start the personal attacks soon if you talk about thatTry the wildcat with Thomas, put Anderson in there.
Adapt. It literally can't be worse than zero points and single digit first downs.
Show the ayers you are trying. Coaching staff mailed in the offensive game plan today.
have fun with PTSD
tolerance is not signing up to kill peoplelol, oh trust me dude, I will
Another great tidbit from that "tolerance" that is Connecticut
nah, he's not a dick, people like him are one of the many reason's I left CT as soon a I graduated. It's okBecause PTSD is so funny. Dick.
Ok this needs to stop like right now.have fun with PTSD
tolerance is not signing up to kill people
At this point, you might as well go with Anderson. Everyone on earth knows it can't be Boyle. And if you have any thoughts whatsoever that Shirreffs might not come back for the Bowl Game, you have to prepare the next guy up. That guy has to be Anderson. Give him the rest of the game, please...
tolerance is not signing up to kill people
tolerance is not signing up to kill people
JMick said:tolerance is not signing up to kill people
at least it took us away from this terrible display of football?To recap, the game plan and offense has been so bad we have one fan wishing PTSD on another.
You know they're sticking with Boyle until 0:00. I won't even get my hopes up. They're delusional enough to think they're saving face by keeping Boyle in; as opposed to trying another hand for an extended period of time, like Anderson.