Recent content by Crimson-Blitz

I think a prayer meeting at Kristi's house should do the trick.

You are correct. I got it backwards.

The thing is, with Auburn getting 10+ points he could have hedged 30K of his original bet for somewhere around 18K. His original bet was that Auburn would win the BCBS, so it doesn't matter what the line on the game is. He could have placed a"straight" bet against Auburn and gotten 5 to 3 odds...

Brain f@rt. I forgot that Archie got jobbed. Pat Sullivan comes to mind.

Okay. So let's call him a "young man" since you want to pick apart my posts. I work with "young men" in their late teens to early twenties. Their maturity level varies, but most of them aren't ready to take on marriage, fatherhood, etc, at that age. Manziel is no different than Namath or...

That's just it. How do you prepare for that? The dude outran everybody in our secondary. You will see that work for them all season long, unless someone has a 6'7" shutdown corner with track star speed.

i thought that his behavior and his actions leading up to, during, and after the Bama game were exemplary. He displayed nothing but class. He was sorely disappointed that they lost to Alabama, but gave us our props. He also showed leadership by pointing out that Bama won the NC after their loss...

If that was the case then Bama would have had 4 or 5 players win the Heisman.

Agreed. It's also totally subjective as to whether you think Johnny Manziel is the most dynamic college QB we are likely to see in a generation or two, including Cam Newton.

I don't mean to be rude, but I must ask. Did you watch the game?

And if Sunseri doesn't get the pick on a tip drill..... And if Manziel hadn't lucked out on that 3rd down toss into coverage..... If...............

Call it what you want. AJ managed the game on the field, and yes, he determined what was run based on how A&M responded to the play called from the sideline. We won in a shootout, against a defense that will be proven to be better than average.

I totally disagree. IMO, the Heisman should go to the player who, through his individual effort, elevates a team to their best effort. To me, Archie Manning is the prototypical Heisman winner.

....and he beat them at it. I think that one thing that is getting lost here is that Bama and Saban accomplished something that the pundits thought they couldn't. They faced the most dynamic offensive team with the most dynamic QB in college football, in a hurry up offense, and won. Critics...

If you are not going to give it to Johnny, then what good is the award? Barring the emergence of some phenom that we haven't seen yet, and assuming that Johnny plays at the level he did in the Bama game, he should win the award again, hands down. In all of his actions before, during and after...