keeps loading the wagon with top talent.

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/four-star- ... --nfl.html

Can't wait to see how we match up.

We will match up in such a way that leaves us out-manned at every position, just like the first time.

ASU-FTW wrote:We will match up in such a way that leaves us out-manned at every position, just like the first time.

hope we can do better than that, the first time we had some guys that played an are still playing on Sundays.

Man vs. Man they were better at every position with the exception of QB, one or two olineman, and S the first time.

I think I saw a stat that 25 players were drafted that played in that game.

Saint3333 wrote:Man vs. Man they were better at every position with the exception of QB, one or two olineman, and S the first time.

I think I saw a stat that 25 players were drafted that played in that game.

Jackson had some nice plays, and so did CoCo. I also remember Quick and Lynch having a their hands in the win as well.

I'd like to watch that game again. Funny as heck that the Greatest Upset of all time was the inaugural BTN game.

Black Saturday wrote:

Saint3333 wrote:Man vs. Man they were better at every position with the exception of QB, one or two olineman, and S the first time.

I think I saw a stat that 25 players were drafted that played in that game.

Jackson had some nice plays, and so did CoCo. I also remember Quick and Lynch having a their hands in the win as well.

I'd like to watch that game again. Funny as heck that the Greatest Upset of all time was the inaugural BTN game.

Quick dropped a wide open touch down late in the game we should have been up even more, It hit him in the chest and bounced off to the ground and he was standing on the goal line alone.

3rd wrote:

Black Saturday wrote:

Saint3333 wrote:Man vs. Man they were better at every position with the exception of QB, one or two olineman, and S the first time.

I think I saw a stat that 25 players were drafted that played in that game.

Jackson had some nice plays, and so did CoCo. I also remember Quick and Lynch having a their hands in the win as well.

I'd like to watch that game again. Funny as heck that the Greatest Upset of all time was the inaugural BTN game.

Quick dropped a wide open touch down late in the game we should have been up even more, It hit him in the chest and bounced off to the ground and he was standing on the goal line alone.

I believe that if we score a touchdown there and Rauch hits the field goal, we win by three scores.

AppinVA wrote:

3rd wrote:

Black Saturday wrote:

Saint3333 wrote:Man vs. Man they were better at every position with the exception of QB, one or two olineman, and S the first time.

I think I saw a stat that 25 players were drafted that played in that game.

Jackson had some nice plays, and so did CoCo. I also remember Quick and Lynch having a their hands in the win as well.

I'd like to watch that game again. Funny as heck that the Greatest Upset of all time was the inaugural BTN game.

Quick dropped a wide open touch down late in the game we should have been up even more, It hit him in the chest and bounced off to the ground and he was standing on the goal line alone.

I believe that if we score a touchdown there and Rauch hits the field goal, we win by three scores.

Of course, but after the career Quick had, maybe we can excuse that play, it only added to the dramatics and etching it into the annals of college football history by making the game close and exciting. However, I was subtly referring to the kick blocks both Quick and Lynch had.

Black Saturday wrote:

AppinVA wrote:

3rd wrote:

Black Saturday wrote:

Saint3333 wrote:Man vs. Man they were better at every position with the exception of QB, one or two olineman, and S the first time.

I think I saw a stat that 25 players were drafted that played in that game.

Jackson had some nice plays, and so did CoCo. I also remember Quick and Lynch having a their hands in the win as well.

I'd like to watch that game again. Funny as heck that the Greatest Upset of all time was the inaugural BTN game.

Quick dropped a wide open touch down late in the game we should have been up even more, It hit him in the chest and bounced off to the ground and he was standing on the goal line alone.

I believe that if we score a touchdown there and Rauch hits the field goal, we win by three scores.

Of course, but after the career Quick had, maybe we can excuse that play, it only added to the dramatics and etching it into the annals of college football history by making the game close and exciting. However, I was subtly referring to the kick blocks both Quick and Lynch had.

Quick surely redeemed himself with that block. A great way to rebound.