Tiger & Peyton vs Phil & Brady

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#126
tennrich1 said:
The follow through looks like a reverse C. And its a killer on the lower back and body over time. Puts all the wrong stresses on the wrong parts of the body. Certainly you can win with it (see Tiger Woods lol) but the longevity is the issue. Tiger knew this from the start and has worked really hard to correct that. But a lot of damage was done to his body.
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Yep....Watch a lot of the golfers back years ago and you see several with the reverse C. Johnny Miller being one of them in his hay day.
 
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#127
#127
RDU VOL#14 said:
My bad on the timing of the called back pick 6, however I won’t say that we weren’t better or couldn’t have beaten Michigan or Ohio State. Remember back then when every time the Big Ten played any sort of big game they seemed to get blasted?
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Tennessee had a ranked football team that year. They were better than the 2007 team, IMO. So, I believe completely that any ranked team is generally capable of beating any other ranked team. So, I don't doubt that Tennessee could have beaten Ohio State and could have beaten Michigan. But, those teams were better IMO.
 
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99gator said:
Tennessee had a ranked football team that year. They were better than the 2007 team, IMO. So, I believe completely that any ranked team is generally capable of beating any other ranked team. So, I don't doubt that Tennessee could have beaten Ohio State and could have beaten Michigan. But, those teams were better IMO.
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That’s fair. That is your opinion. I’m aware that the transitive property doesn’t really apply in college football.
Yes we were a ranked football team, but I also think that we were a BCS Bowl team that season if Ainge had remained healthy for 2 big games in November vs LSU and Arkansas.
 
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RDU VOL#14 said:
That’s fair. That is your opinion. I’m aware that the transitive property doesn’t really apply in college football.
Yes we were a ranked football team, but I also think that we were a BCS Bowl team that season if Ainge had remained healthy for 2 big games in November vs LSU and Arkansas.
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Maybe part of it is due to the QB situation, but that team didn't run the ball well enough.

Tennessee averaged 108.00 yards per game rushing (ahead of only Kentucky, who threw it more than anyone in the league that year, and Mississippi State, who was the worst team in the SEC that season). They also had a league low 29.4 rushing attempts per game. They were 2nd to last in first downs gained by rush as well.
 
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99gator said:
Maybe part of it is due to the QB situation, but that team didn't run the ball well enough.

Tennessee averaged 108.00 yards per game rushing (ahead of only Kentucky, who threw it more than anyone in the league that year, and Mississippi State, who was the worst team in the SEC that season). They also had a league low 29.4 rushing attempts per game. They were 2nd to last in first downs gained by rush as well.
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I wasn’t aware of that, but we probably should’ve been more efficient running the ball with that group of Foster, Coker (still makes me mad) and Hardesty. Cut did tend to get pass happy at times.
 
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#133
Isn't it hard to believe that PM retired 4 years ago? One more till HOF eligible, correct? Will he get 100% like Rivera?
 
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#136
As a die hard Brady hater it was fun to watch him playing like a weekend duffer. At some point the piling on got to be too much even for me and I was actually feeling sorry for him. You could literally see the point he'd had enough and right on queue he holed one out, ripped his pants, told Barkley to suck it and reminded everyone he's married to Gisele. Had to tip my hat for that.
 
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#137
Tomorrow, we get to watch Peyton & Brad kick Tommy & Garth's fat azzes in bowling

Bet Tommy poop his pants again
 
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