Big 10+1 Commisioner

#2
#2
1 team left. Hopefully the dumber, faster players from the SEC can knock them off on thursday.
 
#6
#6
Amateurs. Try living in Columbus. I lose 40 IQ points every time I venture into the city itself.
 
#7
#7
tell me about it, i live right in the heart of the OSU/Michigan battle. I live in ohio like 5 mins from michigan border.....I HATE IT

It's fun to watch from afar. My roommate my freshman year was from Ohio and he took it serious. He transferred back home to Ohio State and invited me to the game this year. I'll probably not be back for one of those simply because both sides have fans that are so obnoxious and disrespectful.
 
#8
#8
Amateurs. Try living in Columbus. I lose 40 IQ points every time I venture into the city itself.

:rofl:

I can't believe that guy came out and flat tried to burn the SEC in an open letter. :ermm:

Talk about tactless.
 
#9
#9
That is such bs. Ohio State recruited Maurice Clarett. Don't even start giving me that "academic standard" bullcrap. UT, Florida, and Georiga are just as good of schools as OSU and are better than some of the other big ten teams.
 
#11
#11
I was reading an article in a neurological medical journal a couple days ago about a strange experiment in which a man who was already suffering from dementia agreed to allow specialists to slowly reduce his working intelligence to bare minimum. Basically, the whole purpose was to see how little brainpower is actually needed to sustain life.

So these specialists kept working and working on him, reducing his intelligence incrementally. Finally, they hit the absolute bare minimum, translating to an IQ of around 20. The head of the specialist team asked the patient if he was aware of anything around him, and the patient first drooled all over himself, then started making all sorts of unintelligible sounds, before finishing with "GO BUCKS!":)
 
#13
#13
I was reading an article in a neurological medical journal a couple days ago about a strange experiment in which a man who was already suffering from dementia agreed to allow specialists to slowly reduce his working intelligence to bare minimum. Basically, the whole purpose was to see how little brainpower is actually needed to sustain life.

So these specialists kept working and working on him, reducing his intelligence incrementally. Finally, they hit the absolute bare minimum, translating to an IQ of around 20. The head of the specialist team asked the patient if he was aware of anything around him, and the patient first drooled all over himself, then started making all sorts of unintelligible sounds, before finishing with "GO BUCKS!":)

LMAO!!!!!
 
#14
#14
"In the last 15 years the Big Ten has produced five Heisman Trophy winners, more than any other conference. Over that same time span, the SEC has claimed one Heisman. "

Got to love that stat. If this doesn't show media bias when it comes to the SEC versus Big Ten, nothing does.
 
#15
#15
"In the last 15 years the Big Ten has produced five Heisman Trophy winners, more than any other conference. Over that same time span, the SEC has claimed one Heisman. "

Got to love that stat. If this doesn't show media bias when it comes to the SEC versus Big Ten, nothing does.

One of those Big 10+1 Heismans belongs on Rocky Top... :ermm:
 
#25
#25
I believe the race was a lanslide. If Manning was really the best, it would have been closer. It's like asking Vince Young who deserved the Heisman last year.
 

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