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davecrazy posted:I too enjoy a 72-3 blowout between Payoffs State vs Cupcake A&M. this is the most 93-year-old man post i've ever seen and i read threads deteriorata regularly posts in
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Alouicious posted:this is the most 93-year-old man post i've ever seen and i read threads deteriorata regularly posts in Old men favor college football. Its not a knock on college football but there isn't a debate here.
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StarcraftM posted:RG3 gon take the eagles to the NFC championship next year, chip kelly thinks baaaaad thoughts as to what he can do with that man Chip is gonna win numerous super bowls
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Dec 21, 2014 08:40
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I looked across during the Star Spangled Banner and I saw someone sitting cross-armed with their hat on in one of the suites, so I assumed it was Chichevache. But seriously how is the Rich People part of Levi's ALL-PRO SEXMAN posted:I'm glad. At this point all we're playing for is next year's draft pick. NO. There's plenty of stake. Like pride. Wait not that. A last place schedule. That. That's what's the Niners are playing for.
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Dec 21, 2014 08:47
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Can't wait for the Niners to run off their best coach since the Clinton administration and hire a lovely retread who only got the job because he smiles when Jed York is around.
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davecrazy posted:I too enjoy a 72-3 blowout between Payoffs State vs Cupcake A&M. Those games are pretty rare and generally aren't televised, especially not nationally whereas Washington 41, Jacksonville 10 Atlanta 56, Tampa Bay 14 Cincinnati 33, Tennessee 7 Indianapolis 44, Jacksonville 17 NY Giants 45, Washington 14 Indianapolis 41, Tennessee 17 Kansas City 41, New England 14 Green Bay 42, Minnesota 10 San Diego 31, NY Jets 0 New England 43, Cincinnati 17 Baltimore 48, Tampa Bay 17 Philadelphia 27, NY Giants 0 Indianapolis 27, Cincinnati 0 Denver 42, San Francisco 17 Kansas City 34, St. Louis 7 Miami 37, San Diego 0 New England 43, Denver 21 Pittsburgh 43, Baltimore 23 Cleveland 24, Cincinnati 3 Denver 41, Oakland 17 Seattle 38, NY Giants 17 Green Bay 55, Chicago 14 Philadelphia 45, Carolina 21 Green Bay 53, Philadelphia 20 New England 42, Indianapolis 20 Philadelphia 43, Tennessee 24 New England 34, Detroit 9 Indianapolis 23, Jacksonville 3 Buffalo 38, NY Jets 3 Philadelphia 33, Dallas 10 Detroit 34, Chicago 17 Indianapolis 49, Washington 27 Houston 45, Tennessee 21 St. Louis 52, Oakland 0 Dallas 41, Chicago 28 Pittsburgh 42, Cincinnati 21 St. Louis 24, Washington 0 NY Giants 36, Tennessee 7 Carolina 41, New Orleans 10 New England 41, Miami 13 Kansas City 31, Oakland 13 Cincinnati 30, Cleveland 0
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It's crazy seeing teams on both sides of those blowouts. Except the cards because 2 pt wins rule
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Our section seemed full, but it was full of apathetic people. Nobody else wanted to cheer or stand up. It kept reminding me of davecrazy's descriptions of Giants games. The guys next to us were figuring out how many points a touchdown was worth. The guys in front hardly paid any attention to the game and then got up in the second quarter and didn't come back until the fourth. There was great turnout from Chargers fans, though. A couple of new stadium experiences tonight, actually. We finally won one of those "lucky fan" giveaways, although it was our entire row, and they picked like four different rows over the course of the night; but hey, now I have a print of a splatter-painted Levi's Inaugural Season logo, which is surely a thing I wanted commemorated. And for the first time in three years as a season ticket holder, the fight in the stands was actually in our section, although it was pretty tame; no blood, only one instance of a woman trying to jump over the seats to hit somebody (I have still only ever seen this work on youtube), and only one guy got walked out. The Niners hilariously collapsing in a game they were completely in control of: not a new stadium experience.
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KIM JONG TRILL posted:Those games are pretty rare and generally aren't televised, especially not nationally whereas Thats literally one Saturday for college football. Televised or not (most games are televised in some fashion for any medium sized school) thats what the fans have to sit and watch week after week.
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rjmccall posted:The Niners hilariously collapsing in a game they were completely in control of: not a new stadium experience. If we had taken this and the Bears game (which we were dominating at one point), we'd be looking at 9-6. Not earth-shattering, but enough to stave off the Harbaugh rumor mill probably.
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RonMexicosPitbull posted:Thats literally one Saturday for college football. Televised or not (most games are televised in some fashion for any medium sized school) thats what the fans have to sit and watch week after week. what the gently caress does this mean you moron
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Alouicious posted:what the gently caress does this mean you moron college football is the home of blowouts
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Alouicious posted:what the gently caress does this mean you moron Why always irate?
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All football is good but NFL is best. Fact.
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Harbaugh is gonna end up in the Pee Wee league AKA college football isn't he? Not that the 9ers shooting themselves in the foot bothers me but he's probably the best coach they've had since...Mariucci?
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Shindragon posted:Good to see you didn't get stabbed. My honest opinion, no posting gimmick: the stadium really didn't impress me, but it was a fun game and the fans were relatively good natured about the loss. I went to the game with my best friend, a lifelong Niners fan, and neither of us liked the stadium. It just felt a bit bland and characterless. Maybe it was all the hype, maybe all the other stadiums are this way, but neither of us preferred it to Candlestick. Parking wasn't too bad, we had tickets to the more expensive parking area (sorry, don't know the name) and we got in and out pretty quickly, though for some reason all the pedestrians are funneled through the parking lot. Our seats were pretty great. I'll post some pictures tomorrow when I'm not on the phone. We sat in the lower area and it was way emptier than it should be. Lots of people showing up in the second and leaving in the third. The guy next to us with season tickets bailed in the fourth because, "they're gonna loving blow it". It was also really quiet. The first half had some decent noise on San Diego third downs, but in the second half the music was noticeably louder than the crowd. We didn't even have to raise our voices to talk to each other. Other than that the fans were pretty good. Lots of Chargers fans were out there celebrating and the Niners fans that I saw took the ribbing pretty well. Really the only rear end in a top hat I ran into was one of the ticket takers, everyone else was chill. The game was great. My attention wandered a bit after the first when it started looking like a blowout, but when it was back on the game was a lot of fun. I had the perfect view of the Floyd game tying touchdown as well as the Patton fumble. Kap's run was pretty electric, so was Gore's first touchdown. Overall it was a good time. I definitely won't do it again unless the insane prices drop (nosebleeds were $75) but if I can get a bargain like this then I will take it. I think the Niners will do a lot better at home in a few years when your real fanbase can afford to attend again. I was sitting behind the Niners bench (row 19) and it was pretty quiet. Maybe the energy had been sapped by the playoff elimination and Harbaugh's departure, but the fans just weren't into the game. In my entire section only one guy tried to make noise when the Chargers had the ball, and that was mainly on third down. Hopefully you can get some tailgating going on and fans who actually show up before the game starts and leave after it ends. Spoeank posted:I looked across during the Star Spangled Banner and I saw someone sitting cross-armed with their hat on in one of the suites, so I assumed it was Chichevache. t  hats are for motherfuckers with bad/no hair.
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African AIDS cum posted:All football is good but NFL is best. Fact. I can't get into college football for the life of me but this is the correct answer. Sour Diesel fucked around with this message at 10:32 on Dec 21, 2014 |
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KIM JONG TRILL posted:Cleveland 24, Cincinnati 3 Just wanna quote this part.
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Sour Diesel posted:I can't get into college football for the life of me but this is the correct answer. Basically, the NCAA survey for enjoying NCAA-Grade football is a) Do you like ridiculous and unpredictable comebacks? Sometimes 3-5 a game. B) Are you ready to accept Big Bob Pataki brand Clownball into your heart and your life? If you answer yes to either of these, with enough alcohol, you might be a fan of NCAA football. I've gotten more into it this year, more as a byproduct of working late shift weekends and listening to local college games radio calls on Saturday night. It's fun if you always keep in mind that they are not very good compared to NFL starters, but way better than the 5'10, 220lbs lineman from Topeka playing for Bowling Green or whatever horrible player does whatever terrible thing.
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RonMexicosPitbull posted:Thats literally one Saturday for college football. Televised or not (most games are televised in some fashion for any medium sized school) thats what the fans have to sit and watch week after week. Not really? I mean you are limited to only four OOC games a year, and no one schedules cupcakes all four. It is usually about two.
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rjmccall posted:A couple of new stadium experiences tonight, actually. We finally won one of those "lucky fan" giveaways, although it was our entire row, and they picked like four different rows over the course of the night; but hey, now I have a print of a splatter-painted Levi's Inaugural Season logo, which is surely a thing I wanted commemorated. Somewhere in one of my junk drawers is a keychain commemorating the inaugural season of "CMGI Field", they being the internet colossus that dropped 115M for the naming rights to what is now Gillette Stadium. They went tits-up when the dot-com bubble burst, and the name was changed before the Patriots played their first 2002 regular season game. I had gone to a preseason game before the switch, so I got to snag this little piece of history.
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The_Raven posted:Somewhere in one of my junk drawers is a keychain commemorating the inaugural season of "CMGI Field", they being the internet colossus that dropped 115M for the naming rights to what is now Gillette Stadium. They went tits-up when the dot-com bubble burst, and the name was changed before the Patriots played their first 2002 regular season game. I had gone to a preseason game before the switch, so I got to snag this little piece of history. Holy poo poo, I knew the CMGI Field part of the story, but never knew it was was 115 Million bucks Kraft got for it. Jeezus christ the dotcom bubble. quote:
So Kraft basically extracted 21 million dollars afterward anyways for the trouble of taking the signs down. Unreal.
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Atticus Finch posted:Kap needs a QB whisperer. What's Trestman up to? Starting Pickles and getting fired. Take him. Please.
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The best part about college football is when you root for a poo poo team that has literally no chance to win anything because of the inherent structural domination of certain teams and then 1. One of those super teams loses more than 2 games and their fanbase acts like the United States has been invaded by the Soviet Union 2. Your poo poo team manages to upset a team like that and everyone gets really angry and occasionally one of those teams is Notre Dame
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College football vs the NFL?? Hoo boy the football forum guys are gonna poo poo when they read my hot take
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davecrazy posted:I too enjoy a 72-3 blowout between Payoffs State vs Cupcake A&M. yeah i've watched a lot of giants games this year too
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Posting from Thailand to say thanks for the playoff spot Washington! (at least that's what my parents wrote to me)
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CharlestheHammer posted:Not really? nfl only fans knowing next to nothing about cfb but acting like experts is an age old tff tradition
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KIM JONG TRILL posted:nfl only fans knowing next to nothing about cfb but acting like experts is an age old tff tradition To be fair not many Americans watch Canadian Football.
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ROSS MY SALAD posted:yesterday still happened right Yes, the NFL created a time paradox and had Thursday Night Football on a Saturday, and also bled into Sunday on the east coast.
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KIM JONG TRILL posted:nfl only fans knowing next to nothing about cfb but acting like experts is an age old tff tradition Staunch NFL and college football fans are douches about the other form of the same sport. Its almost like preferring one over the other is based on personal preference.
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Football fans in general are the most elitist bunch of jerks ever. They act like it's offense to call baseball, basketball, and hockey a spot.
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ROSS MY SALAD posted:Football fans in general are the most elitist bunch of jerks ever. They act like it's offense to call baseball, basketball, and hockey a spot. I've never seen anything feel like those aren't sports, but they are lamer sports
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