UAB had a shot at OU

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volinbham

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UAB hung tough with Oklahoma; even had a brief 3 point lead in the 3rd quarter.

They got completely screwed in the fourth quarter. They were down by 7 and punted. They caused a fumble and recovered at about the 10 yard line. However, the ref said the play was blown dead. Replayed showed it was a clear fumble and that the whistle HAD NOT blown yet. Ref still said it was not reviewable though since he thought the whistle blew.
 
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That's terrible. If OU did lose, though... Well. Oklahoma losing home openers to non-BCS oponnents. :crazy:

That statement is strange.
 
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Yeah i thought it was really strange that they didnt call that a fumble.

Is UAB that talented or is OU that bad?
 
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I thought that was a good game.....there was some good games on this weekend, then again there was a bunch of blowouts too
 
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Is UAB that talented or is OU that bad?

OU had a bunch of turnovers and UAB played a conservative game plan to run the clock and take it to the 4th qtr.

UAB played tough but in the end, Adrian Peterson was too much.

If I was an OU fan, I'd be worried. The QB was horrid.
 
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Thompson was horrible last year as well, in his half a game. They probably knew what they were getting...
 
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The big 12 is that bad and overrated as usual.
Agreed. They have no national title contenders. OU and UT will be very good but not great, and a decent team will be there in Nebraska. And don't forget...

COLORADO LOST TO MONTANA F***ING STATE
 
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i think oklahoma would have been bad with bomar in there too, what exactly did he ever do to make this year the year they were back? the big 12 can eat it as far as i'm concerned
 
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The big 12 is that bad and overrated as usual.

Yeah, the Big 12 is going to be down again this season, like 2005. But to say "as usual" is ridiculous. The Big 12 was right there with the SEC from 2000-2004 (and in those 5 years, they were sometimes better than the SEC).
 
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Yeah, the Big 12 is going to be down again this season, like 2005. But to say "as usual" is ridiculous. The Big 12 was right there with the SEC from 2000-2004 (and in those 5 years, they were sometimes better than the SEC).


How do you mean better?
 
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How do you mean better?

Get this ... the SEC hasn't ALWAYS been the best conference! NOVEL IDEA!

The SEC was the 2nd best conference in 1999, behind the Big 10, and slightly ahead of the Big 12.

In 2000, the B12 was the best conference, followed by the SEC in 2nd.

2001, the SEC was #1, with the B12 #2.

2002, the B10 was best, with the B12 2nd, and the SEC 4th.

2003, the SEC was again #1, with the B12 and B10 pretty much tied for #2.

2004, the B12 was #2, the SEC #3.

Yes, the 2005 B12 stunk, and the 2006 one won't be any better. But, the B12 had been only a smidge worse than the SEC from 2000-2004.
 
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Get this ... the SEC hasn't ALWAYS been the best conference! NOVEL IDEA!

The SEC was the 2nd best conference in 1999, behind the Big 10, and slightly ahead of the Big 12.

In 2000, the B12 was the best conference, followed by the SEC in 2nd.

2001, the SEC was #1, with the B12 #2.

2002, the B10 was best, with the B12 2nd, and the SEC 4th.

2003, the SEC was again #1, with the B12 and B10 pretty much tied for #2.

2004, the B12 was #2, the SEC #3.

Yes, the 2005 B12 stunk, and the 2006 one won't be any better. But, the B12 had been only a smidge worse than the SEC from 2000-2004.

How are the rankings you provided determined?
 

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