The UCF Golden Knights??? O-town represent.
Bob Probert
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Originally posted by rogerdyates
As a Ohio State buckeye fan, I am impressed with the zeal that these Rutgers fans have. I am ready to see how the Knights do this year, the real knights that is.
they have a football team at OSU?
As a Ohio State buckeye fan, I am impressed with the zeal that these Rutgers fans have. I am ready to see how the Knights do this year, the real knights that is.
they have a football team at OSU?
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Originally posted by Krigare
The UCF Golden Knights??? O-town represent.
LOL.... My wife's a UCF Alum.... She'll appreciate that..
The UCF Golden Knights??? O-town represent.
LOL.... My wife's a UCF Alum.... She'll appreciate that..
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Originally posted by Bob Probert
Originally posted by rogerdyates
As a Ohio State buckeye fan, I am impressed with the zeal that these Rutgers fans have. I am ready to see how the Knights do this year, the real knights that is.
they have a football team at OSU?
Yes, in fact, they do, but they don't play in the NFC-SEC (new NFL division). I cannot talk smack about the SEC anymore. Point proven, two years in a row. My joy ends in November, after beating the team up-north, and slowly turns to dread once the turkey-coma wears off sometime in late December, after the SEC has beaten the piss out of each other in their championship, and produces a team ready to play who hasn't sat around for 6+ weeks... (If you detect a bit of bile at the lack of a Big Ten Conference Championship, you've detected well. Not that it will immediately improve the stock of the conference, but it will at least provide an opportunity...)
Originally posted by rogerdyates
As a Ohio State buckeye fan, I am impressed with the zeal that these Rutgers fans have. I am ready to see how the Knights do this year, the real knights that is.
they have a football team at OSU?
Yes, in fact, they do, but they don't play in the NFC-SEC (new NFL division). I cannot talk smack about the SEC anymore. Point proven, two years in a row. My joy ends in November, after beating the team up-north, and slowly turns to dread once the turkey-coma wears off sometime in late December, after the SEC has beaten the piss out of each other in their championship, and produces a team ready to play who hasn't sat around for 6+ weeks... (If you detect a bit of bile at the lack of a Big Ten Conference Championship, you've detected well. Not that it will immediately improve the stock of the conference, but it will at least provide an opportunity...)
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Originally posted by sharkycharger
Originally posted by Bob Probert
Originally posted by rogerdyates
As a Ohio State buckeye fan, I am impressed with the zeal that these Rutgers fans have. I am ready to see how the Knights do this year, the real knights that is.
they have a football team at OSU?
Yes, in fact, they do, but they don't play in the NFC-SEC (new NFL division). I cannot talk smack about the SEC anymore. Point proven, two years in a row. My joy ends in November, after beating the team up-north, and slowly turns to dread once the turkey-coma wears off sometime in late December, after the SEC has beaten the piss out of each other in their championship, and produces a team ready to play who hasn't sat around for 6+ weeks... (If you detect a bit of bile at the lack of a Big Ten Conference Championship, you've detected well. Not that it will immediately improve the stock of the conference, but it will at least provide an opportunity...)
LoL, Big 10 got so good at talking highly about themselves, they lost sight of how good the SEC really was. Now they're paying for it.
Originally posted by Bob Probert
Originally posted by rogerdyates
As a Ohio State buckeye fan, I am impressed with the zeal that these Rutgers fans have. I am ready to see how the Knights do this year, the real knights that is.
they have a football team at OSU?
Yes, in fact, they do, but they don't play in the NFC-SEC (new NFL division). I cannot talk smack about the SEC anymore. Point proven, two years in a row. My joy ends in November, after beating the team up-north, and slowly turns to dread once the turkey-coma wears off sometime in late December, after the SEC has beaten the piss out of each other in their championship, and produces a team ready to play who hasn't sat around for 6+ weeks... (If you detect a bit of bile at the lack of a Big Ten Conference Championship, you've detected well. Not that it will immediately improve the stock of the conference, but it will at least provide an opportunity...)
LoL, Big 10 got so good at talking highly about themselves, they lost sight of how good the SEC really was. Now they're paying for it.
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