baker12 said:You smartass +++!@%%+*%@!+. I stand corrected. Looking at rosters, the difference is closer to 50 lbs on average. It is still one hell of an advantage for Division I football.
Since I don't own an Audior in the market for a house in Washington, D.C., I have no where else to go to discuss football.FreeDawg said:That is his handle on there 247 site as well. Its really funny, we win a bowl, and in a fit of jealosy and envy he/they come over to bash the coach that is 3-0 against them. Obssesed mixed with little man syndrome is a fair synapsis for Baker12
Surprised it took thislong to point out the gaping hole in my thesis. You can have the biggest players on the field but if they are abunchof pussies, you've got nothing.MedDawg said:So what? OM had the biggest line in cfb, and the #116 offense.baker12 said:You smartass +++!@%%+*%@!+. I stand corrected. Looking at rosters, the difference is closer to 50 lbs on average. It is still one hell of an advantage for Division I football.
you just 17ing suck as a troll go eat a bag of dicksbaker12 said:You smartass +@%!*#%%%#%!$. I stand corrected. Looking at rosters, the difference is closer to 50 lbs on average. It is still one hell of an advantage for Division I football.
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