Our Dawgs are now a 3.5-4 point favorite.
Originally Posted by champion110
I am less angry this morning and ready to get back up on the horse. That girl was a freak last night.
Originally Posted by champion110
In fact, I finally had to tell her to stop over the last weekend, because I was worn out and needed a break.
Any of you gonna bet REAL money spotting Navy 4 points?
We can beat Navy if: we don't have any turnovers; play focused, smash-mouth football; stop at least 4 of Navy's drives down the field; and score a touchdown 90% of the time when we have the ball!!
I am happy we are playing Navy. Have been to games at Army and Navy and one thought crosses my mind every time. Every player on the field has committed his future to defending our country and willing to die for each of us. Not trying to sound cheesy-- just walking around their facilities and seeing the wall of former players who died in combat is something you do not forget. May be the only teams we play that make me think about Bigger issues ... that said-- I see they scored 75 (smu) 66 ( e Carolina) before losing to Temple and Navy. both of us come in on 2 game losing streaks and PRIDE comes in to play. Like everyone on BBB --I sure do not want to remember this season as 3 game losing streak to end season....
frustrating to have senior transfers who chose not to maintain academics-- couple of these guys would be much better against run than they were against pass. Sad when you will be remembered for what you chose not to do than what you did. Hopefully Ferguseon can create some turmoil on their option play -- 141 points in 2 games combined before losing QB . we need TT and CH at full speed and Craft has to get back to being Craft again
Not cheesy at all. I know that at least one Cadet who was on the field during our 2008 game at West Point has been killed in combat. A number of other have been seriously wounded. Also, I found this in a story from December, 2014:
Since 9/11, 95 graduates of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York, and 16 from the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, have been killed in Iraq and Afghanistan.