BullsHater

Hey, Trip if you guys can beat us anything is possible.

If you all beat us at home there will be mayhem.

I hate

the SEC and PAC - 10

Southern Miss (for kicking our ass)

Louisville (for heavily recruiting Florida)

USF (see Southern Miss)

PITT ( '06 opponent)

and people who move here from New York and want to change things here to be like up there (AMEN!)

with some editing

I'm not sure, the guy next to me at work had it on his radio, I don't normally tune in.

Bruce Allen was just on 620 and they asked him why Andre wasn't drafted but he provided no real answer.  He did state he was surprised and mentioned that Shelton Quarles was undrafted.

that may be true. But the scouts also see those numbers and it may scare them off

Several post later and you all admit I'm right.  I wasn't even trying to start anything, I was just being honest. I didn't list NC State because I did state rarely, ohh observative one.  Sorry Trip NFL teams don't consider 70 yards against good teams, not to shabby.  Guys who can't rush for 100 yards in college, don't all of sudden start rushing for 100 yds when they turn pro.

Well if you look at his stats for last season, against the good teams you all played he rarely ran for more than 100 yards.  

Penn State - 72, Louisville - 83, Miami - 53, Pitt - 79, West Virginia 75.

Loading up the line = UCF victory.

I have seen both polls and their seems to be a little bias on this site to one particular player.  I take that back you all seem to be infatuated with Grothe, though the poll on your other site has CHILL receiving almost 50% of the total votes.  I find it odd that you all would prefer Grothe over the more talend Hill who was also picked as the #1 QB versus Grothe being the #3 going into spring.  Even before spring you all were in love with Grothe.  What gives?

Go Knights

sarasota/manatee

i think Miami could beat any team in the country right now

How come you don't make logical post like this on the unmoderated board?

Actually they were an overrated #6, Spurrier saw the writing on the wall.

all we need is an inflated opinion of ourselves ;D

Bingo!

Citrus Bowl beer sales are being phased out in light of the shooting two months ago.

Where did you hear they were phasing out alcohol being sold at the Citrus Bowl?  So far they have only been cracking down on tailgating, since the shooting had nothing to do with alcohol being sold in the stadium. (no more beer funnels, kegs were banned a few years ago)

http://news2.ucf.edu/files/Task_Force_Final_Recs_100505.pdf

That is surprising.  It seems like every other non conference stadium sells.  I'm pretty sure the Metrodome sells it for Minnesota, and Miami sells it at the OB.  Does the Citrus Bowl sell for UCF?

I don't think any on campus football stadium sells beer, and as far as I know, Rutgers is an on campus facility.

UCF does sell at the Citrus Bowl, but won't at the stadium being built on campus.  I'm pretty sure it's the schools call considering UCF has a sports bar on campus.

I didn't know Hall was under center that game!  ;D

Whose QB did you steal?

From what I see on Rutgers roster, they recruit south florida just as well as USF and UCF, if not better.  I've never been to Jersey, but I would think Florida would be more appealing to someone used to 85 degree weather.  What are we doing wrong?

Yeah USF should have taken him in a heartbeat.  I remember he and his dad were at UCF practices and I think O'Leary offered him walk on status and they decided to go elsewhere to get a scholarship slot.  Considering USF's qb situation, I think they should have taken him.  

We don't need him Moffet has a higher qb rating and it's against D-1 schools.

Former Lakewood star Pat Carter, the Georgia Tech transfer who was supposed to start anew this fall at South Florida, then at Florida, says he has found a home.

Carter was scheduled to take a flight today to Louisville, start classes Monday, pick up a football scholarship in January and begin competing as a receiver next fall.

"I'm getting the vibe that they really want me there," said Carter, who will have two years of eligibility after sitting out this season.

Carter said he initially chose USF because he wanted to play quarterback, but changed his mind after seeing the way coach Jim Leavitt felt about the six quarterbacks already on campus.

"I don't feel too confident in their quarterbacks, but it seemed like coach was content with his players," said Carter. "He said he only wants players who want to be there, and I never felt 100 percent sure I wanted to be there."

Carter won't be able to travel with Louisville when the Cardinals play at Raymond James Stadium on Sept. 24, but he'll be a senior when Louisville returns in 2007.

Sure it was!  ;D

If you guys think your qb play is bad now, try starting a true freshman.  High school defenses are nothing compared to West Virginia and Rutgers.  Qb's have to be able to make reads quickly and audible, and also know what to audible.  That's not even factoring in the speed in which everything happens.  Throw in the fact the CHill isn't used to having 50,000 people screaming at him.  He'd get creamed.  Stick with PJ.  He needs to work on his passing though.  Every defense you face this season will simply trying to shut down the run and make him pass.

Is it illegal for a school to pay a athletes child support?

Your administration would be crazy to fire Leavitt.  Your program has been around 10 years and you're already in the Big East.  You can't fire him for not making to it to a bowl game, when you didn't make it to one in CUSA.  You've beat a Top 10 team and still have a lot of games left.