Penn State Rules

Started by mikey418, August 31, 2004, 02:41:03 PM

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mikey418

I would like to see PG and Murp respond with some eating of the blue and white crow.

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MURP

And Id like to see FSU wipe PSU all over the field.  Too bad FSU sucks. 

mussa

horrible match-up.  can't believe....well yes i can believe it...its college football.  makes no sense to me.   :puke
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PoopyfaceMcGee

Quote from: MURP on December 06, 2005, 12:35:54 PM
And Id like to see FSU wipe PSU all over the field.  Too bad FSU sucks. 

People like you (haters) have to love this matchup, though.

PSU proves nothing with a win, but a loss would be a devastating to an unexpectedly great season.

MURP

Quote from: FFatPatt on December 06, 2005, 12:55:35 PM
Quote from: MURP on December 06, 2005, 12:35:54 PM
And Id like to see FSU wipe PSU all over the field. Too bad FSU sucks.

People like you (haters) have to love this matchup, though.

PSU proves nothing with a win, but a loss would be a devastating to an unexpectedly great season.

I suppose.  But PSU isnt in the championship game and anything less really doesnt matter.  So as a college football fan I would have rather seen PSU/ND or something of the sort.   The BCS always finds a way to annoy me every year and the 22nd ranked team making it in is just another example.   

PoopyfaceMcGee

Well, if the U vs. GT and Va Tech and/or Vick Jr. vs. FSU could have simply avoided choking big-time, we would have seen a much more exciting rep from the ACC.  Still, I'd much rather see a team with a history/fan-base like FSU in the BCS than an overrated team like Oregon or Texas Tech.

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JoePa wins coach of the year over Pete Carroll and Charlie Weis.
Posluszny wins Bednarik award over Hawk.

Hali and Posluszny named first-team all-Americans.

Nice.

ice grillin you

State College Is the Place to Be

By Josh Barr
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, December 9, 2005

Suitland All-Met linebacker Navorro Bowman got in front of his classmates yesterday afternoon and announced he will accept a college football scholarship from Penn State.

Shortly thereafter, Bowman got on the phone with another of the Washington area's top prospects, Forestville lineman Antonio Logan-El, presumably to discuss Bowman's choice and Logan-El's evening appointment for his home visit from Penn State assistant coach Larry Johnson.

"I wish the best for him on that end," Bowman said. "He'll probably call me when it's over."

And perhaps Logan-El soon will decide to join Bowman -- and perhaps several other top local players -- in State College.

"I've got the sense that most of the good athletes in Prince George's County are going to choose Penn State University," Bowman said. "That's not a bad choice to make."

Gwynn Park lineman Phillip Taylor is believed to be very interested in Penn State. A little to the south, so is Lackey lineman J.B. Walton. Mount Hebron defensive end Aaron Maybin already committed to the Nittany Lions. And Quince Orchard linebacker Bani Gbadyu, who over the summer committed to Louisiana State, now is interested in Penn State.

"I didn't get to talk to Phil yet," Bowman said. "But I'm going to get his number and call him too."

There seems to be little question among local high school coaches that Penn State is the school of choice right now.

There also seems to be little question that the success of Penn State freshman Derrick Williams is helping the Nittany Lions recruit the Washington area.

"Derrick put Penn State in my eye," Bowman said. "He's the number one recruit and Penn State having the season they had last year [4-7 in 2004], why would he choose Penn State University? So I put them on my list and took that visit."

"Being that Derrick went up there, I wanted to see what they had to offer. I went up there and had a great time."

Williams, an All-Met last season at Eleanor Roosevelt who was considered the nation's top recruit, caught 22 passes and scored four touchdowns in seven games before breaking his arm and missing the rest of the season. As a team, after falling from the nation's elite, Penn State (10-1) is ranked third in the nation and will play Florida State in the Orange Bowl, part of the NCAA's Bowl Championship Series.

"Of course you can look at [this season's] wins and losses, but the one thing he did say is that Penn State is considered 'Linebacker U.' and that's his position," Suitland Coach Nick Lynch said. "He wants to go up there with the tradition they have and be in the mix. But I'm quite sure that winning helps."
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SunMo

Jesus, Derrick Williams might be the most important recuit to Penn State in the past 10 years.  Imagine if they hadn't gotten him?
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PoopyfaceMcGee

Quote from: Sun_Mo on December 09, 2005, 10:43:52 AM
Jesus, Derrick Williams might be the most important recuit to Penn State in the past 10 years.  Imagine if they hadn't gotten him?

Actually, Justin King was the beginning of the fun... because he and Derrick were buddies and wanted to go to the same place, and he committed to PSU first.  Derrick followed, and the rest is recent history.

ice grillin you

actually the beginning was when dwill went to penn states football camps when he was 10...the finishing touch was his father getting laid off from umd during his recruitment
i can take a phrase thats rarely heard...flip it....now its a daily word

igy gettin it done like warrick

im the board pharmacist....always one step above yous

BigEd76

McCoy and top-3 WR Vidal Hazelton (previously mentioned in this thread a few months ago) are making official visits...

Rome

Too bad Paterno will be long gone by the time these recruits have to pick their majors.

:-D