01/04 Rose Bowl USC/TX no introduction needed 250K limit

[hamstershaver]

Bush lost value last night, I'm not saying he should have but that's the facts. Texas have Davis, Vince is in state, you don't get as much for Bush in a trade as you did before. If Texans go with Bush it will determine their fate, they will never win the AFC making that choice imo.

there is no way in hell you can take young over bush

 

[Longhorn85]

I bet all my k on this, just had that gut feeling. What a win, I was on the phone to Austin all night long. All my boys down there were sick of me calling by the end of the night. I just hope that he doesn't go to the aint's. I would love to see Texans(if they pick bush over him than I think the state should rebel, he brings your state a national title and you go with some southern cali guy that runs laterally all the time? You already have Davis in the backfield who ran over every team he played this year why not go with who makes sense.myrant) or even SF or GB but not AZ or NO because they won't build their programs.

Enjoy the win!

What if Mack Brown goes to Coach the Texans and drafts V. Young?

 

[bluehen]

there is no way in hell you can take young over bush

Agreed

 

[Megalomaniac]

What if Mack Brown goes to Coach the Texans and drafts V. Young?

I'll move to Houston!

 

[DocHoliday]

hook em horns baby!

 

[Spartacus]

College Football Human Anchor Clinched!

The win by Texas over USC in the Rose Bowl was the latest example of how we coulda-woulda-shoulda stuck to our guns on a theme. By the way, before we get to that, you undoubtedly witnessed former and once-again Human Anchor John Kitna dragging the Cincinnati Bengals down last week against the Steelers (who, as you see, held a sizable edge in Road Points Differential).

You’ll remember that late in the College Football season, current Syracuse head coach Greg Robinson was #1 on the 2005 College Football Human Anchor chart for driving an 8-4 ATS bowl team from the prior season so far down into the ground that the offense was invisible and they were out of bowl contention early. Things got so bad that Syracuse needed a +35 spread to cover a game near the end of a 4-7 ATS season. So, let’s complete the thread.

Where had Greg Robinson been in 2004? He was the Defensive Coordinator for the University of Texas, a team that lost money for bettors at 5-7 ATS last season. In 2005, it was Robinson off, Gene Chizik in, and National Championship in the bag for the suddenly elevated Texas Longhorns, who rose to the top of the point-spread chart at 11-1-1 ATS. They say it was quarterback Vince Young raising his game? Maybe. We have a different take. Mr. Robinson, please step up to the podium and accept your award!