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Enoch's got a massive cock, Enoch, Enoch, He tucks it in his football sock, Enoch, Enoch, He shagged a bird and now she's dead, He swings his cock around his head, Enoch Showunmi, United's 21.

So if you were manager, and those eleven mature and burly men looked a bit nervy you'd pull them off to make them feel better?

Somehow Nintendo have made a timeline that makes sense but is over-complicated in every way. They even fit Four Swords in somehow.

So a significant part of the Zelda timeline is contingent on you never finding that one fucking key you need in the Water Temple?

Thank you for doing those for me Have a great christmas michgcs

Boise laughed their ass off that entire game, as did I. Oh, and Crist isn't alone at Kansas .... Jake Heaps is also going. Weis already has a QB for the next two years and he hasn't recruited a single person at Kansas yet. I honestly think he's going to do just fine there. Barkley coming back to USC is fucking huge, and the right move. He's going to make Kiffin look really good/smart next year. Chow takes over at Hawaii too. Should work out fine.

These are what I have right now: You weren't very clear with the Sorensen one...

Woo! A win! Reimer with 80 saves and 4GA in the last two games.

HOLY SHIT I GOT TO THE PART OF PARKS AND REC WHERE ADAM SCOTT APPEARS. THIS EXCITES ME.

No, no it wouldn't.

Good story but it would've been funny if he pulled a Michael Scott, screwing them out of a scholarship.

Enoch, you say? There is room for only one.

I must just be a lot easier to please then you guys because I really enjoyed this season and while it wasn't the best I thought it tackled the religion aspect well. Now we're set up nicely for Deb finally finding out about Dexter and can get a whole season on that.

Forgetting about The Killing tells you everything you need to know about The Killing.

BYU's title hopes took a hit last night. But I disagree, because much like their last Nat'l Title run... they just need peices to fall into place. Ranked in the top 20, beat a top team, then have a couple big games yet to play. They could have faced a top 15 team in FSU. Then you have other peices - OSU/USC knocking one off, OSU/PSU potentially, UT/OkSU, UF/Bama, USC/Cal. Just by those losses alone that would move them into the top five. Again, for BYU to get a shot like they did back then, same thing has to happen - a perfect puzzle, which is not all that hard to see happening from recent memory - and from their remaining schedule of FSU/TCU/Utah they could have had 3 ranked team wins. I think from your post you are bringing a consistency argument, which I think for programs like BYU just aren't there. Utah and Boise might say otherwise to my argument, but I think programs like those won't be able to stay up there consistently, maybe one or two years, then drop off, then come back for another small run. If FSU had won last night, I think BYU actually had a good outside shot of making the title game this season because their biggest threat they just took out. (Then of course you would probably see them tore apart in the title game, but they'd be there ) Not in the near future, but at some point I see every major conference going to 12 teams for the extra millions of conference championships. Which would see the "Pac-12" basically have their pick of two west coast programs to come in (I would think one would be reserved for Fresno State). But in theory I think they - MWC w/ BSU - could be just as strong as the Big East (although they are starting to perform a lot better w/ even more teams coming along like UConn). It's not really a rebuttle as much as just explaining why they take/make the games. The D-1A school gets an extra home game with millions in revenue, while the D-1AA school gets a sizeable check to help expand their program and doesn't hurt them in their respective division. 100% the coaches do. And I have known some of the players and they love it, because they get a chance to play on those big time fields against top level talent and challenge themself against the best. So they aren't against the games either. I would venture to say 95% of the "stories" I've heard from them have been postitive about the experience of stepping on the field(s) of those programs and experiencing what it was like. But yeah, the coaches (at least a majority) do give a "flying fuck" about that large paycheck.