UCFBeach

I am pretty sure college coaches, rivals and scout are not asking your opinion about the skill level of high school prospects.

I was answering a question. If the question had been asked,"how do you think UCF would do vs. the Big 3", my answer would have been the same.

usf would get beat by all 3 100% of the time...

Me either, even though I will be at the sports bar in cocoa beach watching it..

Wake up jg...yes, rice whiped our ass a week ago. Now on to Houston for what should be another butt kicking unless we have learned how to tackle in 5 days.

You play poker?  Online? Tournaments?  (thinking there is some very easy money to be made here)  lol..... yep poker stars is my friend...... Poker stars huh.. I may have to open an account there. I switched over to poker.com and bodogs after partypoker shut us down. I am playing in the World Off-Shore Poker Touney in November.

You play poker? Online? Tournaments? (thinking there is some very easy money to be made here)

We are all still here posting in the dumbgeon. Yes, we (at least I) will support our program, but I am very dissapointed in our play this past weekend.

smartass.. (said with a smile) I will take the WIN~~ 1 point or 20 points..

Who is on ESPN tonight? Who has been on ESPN the last 2 weeks in a row?

After reading the USF main board and all the bickering between smazza and what seems a majority of other USF supporters his (smazza) credibility is gone again (if there was ever any). His sole supporter is a goof ball braggart that must like kissing his ass hoping for free legal representation the next time he gets arrested. With that being said, let him believe all he wants about usc and the pac 10. The rest of all know the truth.

Smazza made a funny~~ ;D

Guess the Tigers didn't get that memo?

Congratulations Matt and Debbie.

Does anyone play cash online poker on here? If so, have you read about the new law passed banning online cash poker sites for US players?

Hate to jump in on a USF discussion, but have to add at the USF/UCF game last year, the gestapo police were on anyone who stood. As USF saw this year at the CB, we have a policy of standing and making as much noise as we can on 3rd down. That is college football. Sounds like HCS need a lesson on college football game day atmosphere. Brad as I was reading the actions prohibited you posted for RJ, I noticed there was nothing about sex in the bathrooms?? Was this an oversight?

For those of you that don't venture into the smack board (to read our congratulations), I also offer my congratulations to USF for a well played game. Your fan support was outstanding and you should feel very proud of your turnout, your team and espicially your BAND. That is all we heard it seems the entire game. Best of luck the rest of year. Congratulations again~~

Go re read the article. He (myers) gives kudo's to USF for beating them when he was at Bowling Green. Take the positive press as you seem to be lacking in that area lately.

JB, All lots by the stadium are donor lots. There is plenty of parking just past the EW Expr. (all safe) The walk from there to the stadium is not that bad. As 04 said, the students are in S and U and probably not a place for young children. Us older (mellow) crowd are in Tinker Field, Lots B, C, G and X.

He will end up like Clarrit...

He couldn't make 2nd team on Miami, so why think he can even make practice squad for USC?

At least ET sends great pics of where he lives. He can spell any way he wants IMO....

Now you are sounding like wannabe83.. I gave you more credit than that...

bush got top dollar new orleans is  a better franchise than houston at this point in time where was this article? THE TOTAL COST OF NOT BEING NO. 1 Now that Saints running back Reggie Bush has signed a contract, it's time to take a look-see at the total consequences of the events that resulted in Bush not being the first overall pick in the draft. For present purposes, how he ended up at No. 2 isn't relevant. Some league insiders believe that it was a combination of factors. As we've previously reported, the Texans were turned off by the perception that Bush wasn't being honest with them regarding the news that broke less than a week before the draft as to the potential involvement of Bush's family with a San Diego sports agency that wanted to represent him. (It likewise didn't help that, as we've previously heard, Bush dragged his feet in returning calls from the Texans regarding the situation.) But there's also a sense that, if agent Joel Segal had been willing to do a deal, the Texans still might have pulled the trigger, and that the inability to sign Bush served as confirmation of the concerns that the team developed based on the alleged free rent and alleged cash payments received by Bush and/or his family while he was still eligible to play college football. So Bush doesn't get picked by the Texans, a franchise playing in a state with no income tax. Instead, he's drafted by the Saints, where the total state and local taxes will chew up a whopping NINE PERCENT of his gross income. The impact? On the surface, Bush got $300,000 less in guaranteed money than No. 1 pick Mario Williams. After factoring in the state and local taxes, the difference is more like $2.658 million. $2.658 million! And if the base package is $51 million over six years, the difference between the Williams deal and the Bush deal isn't $3 million. It's $7.59 million. Because Tennessee likewise doesn't have an income tax on salary or wages, Bush's in-pocket money also is less than that received by Titans quarterback Vince Young, the No. 3 overall pick. Young gets $25.74 million in guaranteed money. After state and local taxes, Bush comes out $1.898 million behind Young on that aspect of the deal.

I read an article today that bush cost himself over 7 million by being an ass to Texas and dropping to the 2nd pick just on State taxes alone...By the way, Arizona has a State tax also just waiting for linehart.