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Omar Cuff is no bull****. And with the right NFL team, he'd be a pretty good 3rd down back and kick returner. And to think he started his college career as a defensive back.
 
Flying Headbutt said:
Omar Cuff is no bull****. And with the right NFL team, he'd be a pretty good 3rd down back and kick returner. And to think he started his college career as a defensive back.

Yup. He started as a defensive back but then the coaches needed a running back and asked if he could play there. He tried it out and as they say, the rest is history. He's close, if not already, to breaking a single-season touchdown record.
 
Erickson has taken this group about as far as he can. No way did ASU have the pure talent as USC, bu the Devils should take care of UofA next weekend. A loss to the Wildcats will **** away what has been earned already.

At least ASU will not be playing on Christmas Day.

How the hell did Stanford beat USC?
 
Hell, I wish I could see the Egg Bowl. I'm getting ****ing Colorado-Nebraska. Last one with the ball wins.
 
Mayfly said:
In case anyone wants to watch the ballgame today on ESPN, Delaware-Delaware State, you will get a chance to see an unheralded running back in Omar Cuff. The man is quietly compiling some great stats, even though he does play against forces like Northeastern, New Hampshire, and Navy. He leads the nation in scoring with 198 points, and has scored 33 touchdowns (29 rushing). He has an outside shot of being drafted in the later rounds in the NFL Draft next year.

What about the QB? I have a co-worker whose son goes to Delaware and swears the QB is NFL material.
 
That's what the announcer just said of Flacco. And then just now Flacco stood in the pocket for about a half hour, then rolled right and threw to the tight end who got open for a TD. It was a hell of a play.
 
I was still hungover from turkey and dressing, but did Cartman really do the player intros for Colorado this morning.
"Our quarterback is pretty good. He's the coach's kid, so you know he has to be really good for him to start."
 
Way to show up after all the hype, Delaware St. 23-0 Hens early in the second.
 
Pancamo said:
Mayfly said:
In case anyone wants to watch the ballgame today on ESPN, Delaware-Delaware State, you will get a chance to see an unheralded running back in Omar Cuff. The man is quietly compiling some great stats, even though he does play against forces like Northeastern, New Hampshire, and Navy. He leads the nation in scoring with 198 points, and has scored 33 touchdowns (29 rushing). He has an outside shot of being drafted in the later rounds in the NFL Draft next year.

What about the QB? I have a co-worker whose son goes to Delaware and swears the QB is NFL material.

Joe Flacco is a big boy and he has a cannon for an arm like many of you are seeing on ESPN. I wouldn't say he would be a starting quarterback off the bat in the NFL, but I could see him being drafted like Andy Hall, maybe a few rounds prior. Aaron Love (#17) is a small receiver on Delaware, but he can take a licking.
 
So that Omar Cuff fellow has 19 rushes for 136 yards and 3 TDs. In the first half. Delaware is Belichick'n the Hornets.
 
Songbird said:
Didn't Miss. suspend 20 players, too?

yeah, but Croom spends all year coaching for the Alabama game. I can't believe people thought two weeks ago he was a national coach of the year candidate.
 
three_bags_full said:
I think McFadden's got money on it.

The thought crossed my mind. But he shouldn't need the money. He's already got that sweet ride.

mcfadden.jpg
 
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Must have been some kinda halftime speech from Callahan. Huskers outscored 20-0 so far in the third quarter. And the Buffs are driving again.
 

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