Damaramu

Yeah he's not the greatest college QB ever. He's the best QB OU has ever had. And I know about OU being a powerhouse. As long as Stoops is the coach they will win 10 games every year. They dropped off b/c after Switzer left they hired losers to coach.

THURSDAY Louisville FRIDAY Marshall North Texas SATURDAY Oklahoma Michigan State Pittsburgh South Carolina Missouri N.C. State Air Force Illinois Nebraska Fresno State Colorado Virginia Tech Purdue Central Michigan Arizona Arkansas State Wyoming Tiebreak #1: How many total points will be scored in the Marshall/Akron game? 42 Tiebreak #2: How many yards passing will Memphis' Danny Wimprine have against Louisville? 202

Another thing I've been wondering about Peterson is this. The guy rushes behind the best O-Line in the country. Would he be as impressive without them? Well actually we'll find out next year b/c most of that line graduates.

I'm wondering about The Thing in the forest. They seem to have cooled it on that for the past couple weeks.

Well we've seen what several teams can do. Now let's see what some of the other teams can do tonight. And I will give the Lakers one thing. They were hustling pretty well last night wheras last season with the big slow man in the center they didn't hustle. Kobe mentioned he wanted team speed and I think he's gotten his wish.

Until Bob Stoops arrived at OU we had nothing but option QB's! So yeah we were more known for RB's. The thing is that OU has 7 National Titles, a over 20 something bowl titles and like 32 conference titles and they are one of the storied teams in NCAA history. But.....we've never really produced huge stars. I always found that weird. We are a huge College FB program with a storied history but we don't pump them out like Miami does. I think it's more that our coaches that constantly won(Wilkinson, Switzer, Stoops) have a good system and they find players that work well within that system.

I'm not down on them b/c they gave up Shaq. I'm down on them b/c I hate them and everything about them.

I was watching ESPN classics the other day and saw Mark Clayton on the Dolphins. I laughed. So anyways I guess the general feeling is that AD should win the Heisman. If White were to go down though....would OU be where they are?

New Lakers look really good......*cries* NOOOOOOO!

You're right he does stand out. The problem is that on OU....the team has so much offensive fire power! Any team would kill to have one of those recievers on their team, especially Mark Clayton. White has found a new favorite target every week. One week he's throwing TD's to Mark Clayton. The next he's throwing them to Travis Wilson. This past week he's throwing them to Mark Bradley. Next week he'll be hitting Brandon Jones. It's crazy. OU just loads themselves. Thos recievers could be Heisman recievers...if they didn't have the others around them.

Yes but how could you win the Heisman for best player in the country if you aren't even the best player on your team? That's why Leinhart shouldn't win it over Bush. Bush is a better player. Plus Leinhart isn't even the best QB in the country. And I already know White's the man. He's going to go down as the greatest QB in OU history.

Well if they lose the conference title game they probably won't go to the Orange Bowl. I mean last year it happened b/c they were so far ahead of the rest of the country in points. That's not happening this season. But if AD did go down and OU won anyways.....what the hell is wrong with White?

And I agree they aren't going to roll over any Top 10 teams. Then again I don't think anyone in the Top 10 is going to roll over one another.

Well they could've won the close ones if they had a healthy QB and team leader. OU's biggest weakness last season wasn't that they couldn't win a close one. It was that the offense was built around one man and when he went down they went down. He tried his best but his body just didn't want to do it. Luckily this year they aren't built around one man. They're built around 2(watches AD go down in Big XII title game and White in Orange Bowl) Shit.

*hangs head* Season starts out on a sour note for me as the Rockets lose and Lakers dominate.

Well White did fight back from double knee surgery. He tore his ACL in each knee 2 years in a row on non-contact plays. Talk about shitty luck. However he was a scrambler before the surgery. He came back from the surgery and became a pocket QB. But yes his body gradually broke down over the year b/c he came back too soon. It is true that without White OU fell apart. But they also lost to KSU and LSU b/c: 1) they played shitty defense until the second half of the Sugar Bowl where LSU got not even one first down. 2) they had NO running game to speak of. 3) they had never been tested b/c White kept the scores so high during the regular season that once he wasn't there to outscore everyone they didn't know what to do. This year however I agree that AD helps make them better. If White is feeling like he was last year(which he won't be) they can help him. White this year is 100% healthy. He has no knee braces and can actually scramble and start under center. But once again without White OU isn't undefeated. But then again maybe not without AD. Maybe they need both of them.

Not only do the Pistons beat the Lakers but they job HHH out.

Well he was as hurt as I'm saying he is. And he didn't want to go out of the game b/c he felt that he was the leader and needed to make a statement. He's doesn't have the kind of character to give up. He's the kind of guy that will fight when half dead. He didn't want to give up and he wanted to try to win. I agree though that Paul Thompson should've been in that game against LSU after the first quarter.

You do know that Houston acquired Tracy McGrady? Yes and I'm excited about that. I'm hoping that the Yao/McGrady one-two punch will do something but I'm not expecting it to win a championship this season.

This OU/A&M game is going to be good. I'm a little bit worried b/c OU may be hungover from having such a close win and playing so damn hard. Meanwhile A&M is obviously looking for OU b/c they lost to Baylor. They stated they didn't even care about losing to Baylor b/c they're thinking about OU. They want OU's blood.

*looks at his two teams* *SIGH* I wonder if Boston and Houston will do anything worth a damn this season? I'm hoping....

I bet OSU takes Texas to town.......as a matter of fact I think I'm going to gurantee an OSU win.

How could White hang around? He only hung around this year to improve his draft status and win a national title. Both of which he appears to be doing. He was only allowed to hang around b/c he spent one of his seasons injured. So the NCAA granted him an extra year. He has no more tricks up his sleeve. It would be funny though if he found ways to continue to hang around. He becomes a career QB at OU....hehe..... Besides I'm looking forward to Paul Thompson. He can apparently throw a deep ball as far as White but he's not as accurate. But he can run the option like nobodies business. Plus Rhett Bomar is waiting in the wings.

So having a broken hand and foot and bad knees proves someone doesn't deserve it? His knees and foot were so bad by the end of last year that he couldn't snap from under center b/c he couldn't move back quick enough. And his hand was broken.....HIS HAND WAS BROKEN. How does that prove he wasn't as good as he proved during the season? He was at about 60% health during the seaosn when he was putting up amazing numbers. His knees were already giving him trouble by the game against Texas, he could already barely start under center in that game. So how do the last two games where he should've been on a surgeon's table and not on a football field prove he didn't deserve it? He tried to gut out the performance but there comes a time when your body says "hell no i won't work anymore" he had all the heart in the world but his body was finished. I don't see how that proves he didn't deserve it. If he'd been healthy they would've blown by KSU and LSU. Just b/c during the regular season when he was in bad health but not as bad as the end of the season he was putting up phenomenal numbers. Plus it proves how important he was to the team. When he went down in the last two games they went down. And they had pretty much the same team minus AD. So how would OU be undefeated without Jason White? Seriously read and consider everything I just wrote rather than going off on a "there he goes about OU again!" think about it objectively. The guy put up huge numbers and deserved the Heisman at about half of his health. Then he got injured and continued to play. The guy's hand and foot were broken. His knees were shot to hell. How does that prove he's not a great player? The season proved how good he was. In those last two games it hurt to watch him play football b/c he was obviously in pain. Everytime he snapped the ball and threw it his face contorted in pain. A sports writer said at the Heisman ceremony he went up and shook Jason White's throwing hand and he winced in pain. That doesn't sound like a bad player. That sounds like an injured player. This season he's completely healthy and more experienced. Without him OU would've lost to OSU and KSU. Period. Without AD, White would've thrown for the same that he threw last season. Hell they scored more points last season with Jason White just throwing the ball. Oh and why would Leinart deserve it over the other QB's? I mean Alex Smith deserves it IMO if you're going to give it to a QB. Plus Leinart isn't even the best player on his team! Reggie Bush is.

*smacks forehead* This doesn't look good at all.....