Vern Gagne Posted December 12, 2003 Report Posted December 12, 2003 Ha...Urlacher would of been out of postition, and Ahman Green would gone right up the middle for a 30 yard TD.
Art Sandusky Posted December 12, 2003 Report Posted December 12, 2003 No, because such things must always happen when it would be the worst time for such a thing, Ahman would fumble at the 1 yard line or something.
AlwaysPissedOff Posted December 12, 2003 Report Posted December 12, 2003 Alabama/Auburn. I swear, if there was a chance of this game actually happening for the national championship, this entire state would probably get blown up.
Ripper Posted December 12, 2003 Report Posted December 12, 2003 Alabama/Auburn. I swear, if there was a chance of this game actually happening for the national championship, this entire state would probably get blown up. GODDAMNED RIGHT. If you live in Alabama, growing up, you had to pick your team and fucking stick with it. No liking both. It was like, required to get into pre-school. I was a alabama fan. If they ever meet for a national title, there will be deaths in the state for wearing the wrong colors in the wrong neighborhood like it was gang country.
Guest Anglesault Posted December 13, 2003 Report Posted December 13, 2003 Alabama/Auburn. I swear, if there was a chance of this game actually happening for the national championship, this entire state would probably get blown up. Would the eight people who live there have time to escape?
King Kamala Posted December 13, 2003 Report Posted December 13, 2003 Celtics- Nets for the past two or three years has been a helluva rivalry. In the 80's and early 90's the Celtics and Pistons had a pretty damn good rivalry but that kind of faded.
Vern Gagne Posted December 13, 2003 Report Posted December 13, 2003 It's a possibility that Auburn/Alabama could play in the National Championship. If I remember right, Oklahoma/Nebraska played in the Orange Bowl back in 1978. That didn't really have any national championship implications, but it is similiar.
Kaertos Posted December 18, 2003 Report Posted December 18, 2003 Here's a rivalry that I personally find interesting. The Bengals/Browns/Steelers triangle. If you ask someone in Cincinnati who their biggest rival is, they'll say the Browns. Ask someone in Cleveland and they'll say the Steelers. Which is not to say Cincy likes the Steelers or the Brownies like the Bengals, but it isn't a rivalry. I think the NFL missed a great opportunity to start a new rivalry between the Bengals and the Colts by putting Baltimore in the AFC North and Indy in the AFC South.
Guest BobbyWhioux Posted December 18, 2003 Report Posted December 18, 2003 Yeah, especially since I think of Indianapolis as more of a "northern" city than Baltimore. Not that Baltimore is all that "southern" but I'm pretty sure its further south than Indianapolis. Then again that would put all the AFC North teams REALLY REALLY close together, and maybe they thought that travel imbalance would give those teams an unfair advantage. Who knows...
Kaertos Posted December 18, 2003 Report Posted December 18, 2003 Yeah, but isn't the travel thing part of why they have divisions that are geographic? Besides, nobody has a problem with Green Bay, Chicago, Minnesota and Detroit in the same division. In fact, I think it is one of the best division, rivalry-wise, in the NFL.
razazteca Posted December 18, 2003 Report Posted December 18, 2003 The old NFC East was a travel nightmare. NY, Washington, Philly, Dallas, Cardinals (relocate 2 damn much)
CanadianChris Posted December 19, 2003 Report Posted December 19, 2003 That was bad, but the old NFC West (SF, St. Louis, Atlanta, Carolina, New Orleans) was worse. Carolina and Atlanta were the only two teams that were close to each other.
Vern Gagne Posted December 19, 2003 Report Posted December 19, 2003 While they have met in the finals before. Toronto and Montreal can no longer play in the Stanly Cup Finals.
RepoMan Posted December 22, 2003 Report Posted December 22, 2003 Buffalo should have gone into the North division like orginally planned and had Baltimore in the East. It would have created a natural geographic/ working class three way rivalry w/ Cleveland and Pittsburgh. The Bills would have lost a rivalry w/ Miami, but I think it's more based on the Bills going 0 for the 70s against the Fins than mutual hatred.
NoCalMike Posted December 22, 2003 Report Posted December 22, 2003 Redskins vs. Cowboys They have met in the NFC Championship before on few occassions.
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