1. 03-22-06 07:38 AM #1
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    Biggest non-conference game

    What is the biggest non-conference game for 2006? It seems to be either OSU-Texas again or USC-Notre Dame. Both of those games played an integral part in how the 2005 season finished. Maybe a game involving the SEC? Though their conference schedule is so difficult we rarely see any big non-conference match-ups from the SEC schools, other than FSU-UF or UGA-Georgia Tech.
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  2. 03-22-06 08:45 AM #2
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    Ohio st has to come to Texas this time and
    the Buckers will get their asses handed to
    them on a plalte. Missygan will get the shit
    kicked out of the in Notre Damew. The irish
    have a few big games like Missygan, Penn
    st , Missygan st, Ucla and SoCal.
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  3. 03-22-06 11:44 AM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Curse Fire
    Ohio st has to come to Texas this time and
    the Buckers will get their asses handed to
    them on a plalte. Missygan will get the shit
    kicked out of the in Notre Damew. The irish
    have a few big games like Missygan, Penn
    st , Missygan st, Ucla and SoCal.

    Dont know about the Buckeyes getting killed in Austin. With UT breaking in a new QB and this being a game played EARLY in the season rather than later or towards the end, all the advantages go to OSU. Alot of people are thinking even though Young left that the Horns will pick up where they left off but its gonna be a tough task replacing UT's Superman. This is however an opinion from a Sooner.

    OU vs Miami in 2007....lol.....long ways away but cant wait. dont know if my sooners can handle the speed of that hurricane!
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  4. 03-22-06 01:41 PM #4
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    Taxas should win that game. So that means, they will lose. Texas doesn't lose that much besides Huff and Young. And let me say once again, VY has no chance at ANY success in the NFL, but his game does work in college.

    And if you say well, they are losing their best offensive and defensive player. They did that this past year when they lost Benson and Derrick Johnson. That worked out pretty well.

    Oh I almost forgot they lose Rodrique Wright too, but they're recruting has been good. It's the coaching that is the problem with them. At least this year, they will have more than 2 formations if Mack knows anymore than that.
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    Sooners trying to be objetive about Longhorn
    football is a real stretch. Texas will plug in a
    new QB probaly Colt Mccoy and be good enough
    to beat Ohio st. We have true freshmen Jevon
    Sneed to. Good tightends to take Thomas place
    is still a year away.
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