Warrior General Games

Originally posted by Nike-Joe
Anyway, this thread is getting off track. NHH are wimps (Gwen excepted).

Scaredy Ca...err dog (ok to be honest, she scares me too).

Wimp.

Originally posted by Yessir
Originally posted by zollins5

yeah, my dog farts almost everytime he gets up onto our couch, he is a medium sized dog....it's hilarious. First he reaches back and sniffs....like what the hell?...then comes the look!

Wait... Nike-Joe is your dog?

LMAO...this is classic

*grins as his masterplan is revealed, "Call her out then."

Sad that one of our two teams will be gone next season.

Sad for who?......I can't wait lol....The rest of us are counting down the days lol

Originally posted by zollins5
Sad for who?......I can't wait lol....The rest of us are counting down the days lol


LMAO

Originally posted by zollins5
Sad for who?......I can't wait lol....The rest of us are counting down the days lol


Well, eventually you will make it up to A, and we'll smack you around again (unless we are at AA by then )

Bad dog......Bad dog.....get in your cage!(squirts with water....or acid????)....Bad dog!

Originally posted by Nike-Joe
Sad that you guys will be gone next season.

Remember this is the conference championship. I know its getting old but its still very very true.

We through the game last time. If you look at the betting patterns for the game a lot of people from the NH team bet on us losing even after all the trash talking.

I am not kidding that I sent Nike-Joe a PM wishing him well when he got the hell out of our division in season 2. While I expect them to move up, sorta going to suck when they do go. Still going to do our best to whip your ass mind you...

Just to stay in spirit...no way you guys are the Bills. Eagles with 3 straight conference championships...ok maybe.

Originally posted by record books
4. 2004: Rutgers 19, Michigan State 14
The Knights got Greg Schiano's fourth season as coach off to a rousing start before what was then a record Rutgers Stadium crowd of 42,612 -- most of whom spilled onto the field after the victory. Freshman kicker Jeremy Ito converted four field goals, but it was a 31-yard interception return of a screen pass by Ryan Neill that keyed the upset. Neill, a defensive end, had his play designated the national game-changing play of that week.

The euphoria lasted seven days. Rutgers lost at home to 1-AA New Hampshire the following Saturday.

nuf said

And cut. JMO, but hopefully it carries some weight.

ouch. low blow jkdog.

Originally posted by Nike-Joe
ouch. low blow jkdog.

Just a funny fact that I had to throw out there. I am not even a Rutgers fan but was looking for some dirt.