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Cnasty wrote:Baylor is the team of Oregons in the past.

The ones where we would say "it would be fun as hell to see them play Bama!"

I dont think they would win but would be fun to see the contrasting styles.

Cnasty wrote:Baylor is more of a passing offense as compared to Oregon

Cnasty wrote:Don't question it

Team passing statstics

2013
Baylor 8th
Oregon 21st

2012
Baylor 2nd
Oregon 69th

nick wrote:you have a better chance seeing a UFO than Shel being wrong

nick wrote:you have a better chance seeing a UFO than Shel being wrong

Nole4real wrote:

Cnasty wrote:Come on, we all know how this is going to turn out.

Small shit town Tallahassee Police Department "investigating" during a BCS championship season run for a program that is desperate to get back on the map sitting at 9-0 and #2 in the rankings.

wow, the hate is coming out

dude has 2 witnesses to coarborate, suspect fits mikes post (kudos to mike/gator for being objective)

From EVERYTHING available, winston isnt remotely directly involved with the actual crime (if any)...and we have a Cane posting the above

Ron Burgandy and San Diego would be dissapointed

A Tallahassee detective told an accuser's attorney that Tallahassee is a "big football town" and her client's life could "be made miserable" if she pursued a sexual assault case against Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston, according to an exclusive statement released by the family to the Tampa Bay Times on Wednesday.

The statement — released through the family's attorney, Patricia Carroll — is the first public comments from the complainant and her family since allegations surfaced last week that the Heisman Trophy front-runner was involved in the investigation of a sexual assault reported in December.

The family also said that Angulo refused to collect Winston's DNA or interview his roommate, a possible witness in the case, because doing so would alert Winston and allow the case to go public.

The family also questioned why Winston's attorney, Tim Jansen, was told that the case had been closed in February without Tallahassee police interviewing Winston or collecting DNA.

"The family was shocked to hear that Winston's attorney was not only aware of the case but had been told by Tallahassee Police Department that the case had been closed in February," the statement said. "All the while, the family was awaiting (the complainant's) blood work results until early April."

shel311 wrote:Point - Corey

trendon wrote:Well, this would make me happy because I want Ohio State to have a shot at Alabama. That makes me a horrible person, doesn't it?

trendon wrote:The line on the Toledo game just dropped from three to pick in some places. Most places it is at 1 or 1.5.

Toledo is winning this game.