South Carolina 6, fourth-ranked Ole Miss 3 in the third quarter. It’s a war!
14 thoughts on “Twitter: South Carolina 6, …”
Brendan Loy
Now 9-3!!
I haven’t been watching the game, so in fairness, I can’t really express an opinion on the age-old “good defense or bad offense?” question — but I do note, in passing of course, that South Carolina allowed Georgia to score 41 points, and gave up 16 points to Florida Atlantic.
Brendan Loy
OMG A TOUCHDOWN!!!!
Jazz
This just proves that its a war, my friends.
Any. Given. Thursday.
Brendan Loy
Heh.
Actually, I think this falls under the Steve Spurrier Rule, namely, Spurrier’s Gamecocks will always upset one ranked team every year… then go 6-3 or 5-4 or whatever in conference play.
This could also be called the Inconsistent Cocks rule.
Brendan Loy
Just tweeted:
Overrated SEC team exposed as a fraud; ESPN announcers blame swine flu, “awkward schedule,” Canada
Brendan Loy
Excuse me… I guess that should be “SEC on ESPN” announcers
gahrie
Ever notice that one USC is the ‘cocks, and the other is the Trojans?
gahrie
I blame Bush
Brendan Loy
I have indeed.
And I blame Obama.
Brendan Loy
Now 16-10. Damn. The final score will be less mockable than hoped.
Aaaaaand ESPN’s announcers have decided this means South Carolina is clearly a Top 15 team.
*sigh*
Did I miss the part where Washington’s upset of USC meant it’s clearly a Top 15 team?
Jazz
Speaking of mockable, that Snead touchdown pass was really something. I’m having a hard time focusing: is it funniest that Snead dropped back and collided with his fullback? Or that he then threw a wounded duck into the South Carolina night? Or that his receiver ran a simple deep post and easily got behind South Carolina’s safeties, who were protecting a 13-point fourth quarter lead?
How about this: that play looked like a bunch of guys that neither Toledo nor Bowling Green would have any interest in!
South Carolina 6, fourth-ranked Ole Miss 3 in the third quarter. It’s a war!
Now 9-3!!
I haven’t been watching the game, so in fairness, I can’t really express an opinion on the age-old “good defense or bad offense?” question — but I do note, in passing of course, that South Carolina allowed Georgia to score 41 points, and gave up 16 points to Florida Atlantic.
OMG A TOUCHDOWN!!!!
This just proves that its a war, my friends.
Any. Given. Thursday.
Heh.
Actually, I think this falls under the Steve Spurrier Rule, namely, Spurrier’s Gamecocks will always upset one ranked team every year… then go 6-3 or 5-4 or whatever in conference play.
This could also be called the Inconsistent Cocks rule.
Just tweeted:
Overrated SEC team exposed as a fraud; ESPN announcers blame swine flu, “awkward schedule,” Canada
Excuse me… I guess that should be “SEC on ESPN” announcers
Ever notice that one USC is the ‘cocks, and the other is the Trojans?
I blame Bush
I have indeed.
And I blame Obama.
Now 16-10. Damn. The final score will be less mockable than hoped.
It may be a WAR, but it’s a really boring one.
Aaaaaand ESPN’s announcers have decided this means South Carolina is clearly a Top 15 team.
*sigh*
Did I miss the part where Washington’s upset of USC meant it’s clearly a Top 15 team?
Speaking of mockable, that Snead touchdown pass was really something. I’m having a hard time focusing: is it funniest that Snead dropped back and collided with his fullback? Or that he then threw a wounded duck into the South Carolina night? Or that his receiver ran a simple deep post and easily got behind South Carolina’s safeties, who were protecting a 13-point fourth quarter lead?
How about this: that play looked like a bunch of guys that neither Toledo nor Bowling Green would have any interest in!
Thought of another one:
The SEC is a war!
(then again, so was this.)