McDawg
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Oh. We have the real UT that’s the exact same way. 11-1 mouth with a 6-5 record.
The positive thing is it’s nice living rent free in that trailer park in their heads. Those type fan bases are always writing rubber checks.
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Oh. We have the real UT that’s the exact same way. 11-1 mouth with a 6-5 record.
The positive thing is it’s nice living rent free in that trailer park in their heads. Those type fan bases are always writing rubber checks.
Putt4Purple
Active Member
Your correct. We are definitely in Mighty Bevo’s head since he took the time to come on this board and insert manure which they have stepped in the past several years. Poor Longhorns! Go Frogs!
frogetaboutit
Full Member
Dare I say? McDawg got honorary factor?
I kind of feel sorry for you guys. First Aggie. Now Bevo. Sorry you very seldom get the good part of the conference. Just get the Frogs in Bowl games (or Championship games).
Gringo1873
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Wait a minute everyone. 9 national championships???
So are you thinking the other 2 or 3 Vandy fans are rooting for TCU or don’t even realize there is another game to be played?
puckster59
Active Member
If you can’t brag about being where the Frogs are now, when can you brag. Personally, I think what happened 30 or more years ago is just that. Something that happened 30 years ago. Not all that relevant today.
Man it must be tough to be so arrogant and yet be so average. I remember Michigan bragging about being the winningest team in history and yet…
What’s your record vs TCU while TCU has been in the Big 12?
It’s about what have you done lately…not 20 or more years ago. Come on lowly Bevo. Stick with Sark because it is fun laughing at UT’s demise.
McDawg
Active Member
Not sure what that means.
But the old quote is applicable here.
“Never fear your enemy, but always respect them.”
Is Dawgs may get a bit cocky here and there, but we will always respect our opponents. Those times we just couldn’t get past Bama from 17’ thru last year, we never had such disrespect for Bama/Saban, we just needed to beat them. But I don’t think you’d ever hear any real DGD talking down about Bama. Even same for Flarduh, and I hate Flarduh with the fires of a thousand suns, but I won’t disrespect them.
Auburn…they lost some respect a few years ago but have paid a costly price for their sins. But even still, the Dawgs won’t even overlook the Barn.
Dare I say? McDawg got honorary factor?
PurplFrawg
Administrator
And they are all yours. Can’t wait until the SEC doesn’t coddle “hamburger’s” feelings with a 15-yard penalty for the horns down. Lol.
McDawg
Active Member
Don’t see that penalty happening .
I can’t count the times a Dawg has crossed the goal line in the cocktail party and immediately did a gator chomp.
Is that a target? Man, she wants somebody to shoot him and make him hurt. No instant death here.It is also fun laughing at the way his wife dresses him.
frogetaboutit
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McDawg
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Ironic that this thread is in here, this little read was just posted in a blog I follow about the Dawgs not underestimating TCU. It’s a good 2 minute read that puts things much more eloquently than I can.
“Okay, so we’ve heard about chips. Seth Emerson ($$) sets up a couple of intangibles for the championship game with his “Georgia’s experience vs. TCU’s house money” piece. There’s certainly some validity to all those, but there’s one I think is more impactful than any of those, and I haven’t really seen or heard much about it.
It’s the coaching value of TCU’s upset of Michigan.
Think about it. Georgia comes into this game as the biggest favorite in a CFP final ever. The Dawgs got over the ‘Bama mountain in last year’s CFP and are undefeated this season. If ever the conditions exist for a team to relax slightly and take an opponent lightly, those would make up the ingredients for your perfect storm.
But they won’t because TCU 51, Michigan 45 gave Kirby Smart the antidote for any speck of complacency. If you’ve followed Georgia football for the last six seasons, you don’t have to be a mind reader to know that Smart has hammered this team about TCU’s physicality and its resilience. (Hell, close your eyes, concentrate, and you can probably conjure up the tone of his voice as he delivered repeated warnings.)
I’m not guaranteeing a Georgia win, but I will guarantee there’s no way the Dawgs walk on the field tomorrow night underestimating the Horned Frogs.”
Here’s the link if you want to read the comments. So far most are benign.
blutarsky.wordpress.com
“Okay, so we’ve heard about chips. Seth Emerson ($$) sets up a couple of intangibles for the championship game with his “Georgia’s experience vs. TCU’s house money” piece. There’s certainly some validity to all those, but there’s one I think is more impactful than any of those, and I haven’t really seen or heard much about it.
It’s the coaching value of TCU’s upset of Michigan.
Think about it. Georgia comes into this game as the biggest favorite in a CFP final ever. The Dawgs got over the ‘Bama mountain in last year’s CFP and are undefeated this season. If ever the conditions exist for a team to relax slightly and take an opponent lightly, those would make up the ingredients for your perfect storm.
But they won’t because TCU 51, Michigan 45 gave Kirby Smart the antidote for any speck of complacency. If you’ve followed Georgia football for the last six seasons, you don’t have to be a mind reader to know that Smart has hammered this team about TCU’s physicality and its resilience. (Hell, close your eyes, concentrate, and you can probably conjure up the tone of his voice as he delivered repeated warnings.)
I’m not guaranteeing a Georgia win, but I will guarantee there’s no way the Dawgs walk on the field tomorrow night underestimating the Horned Frogs.”
Here’s the link if you want to read the comments. So far most are benign.
The intangible nobody’s talking about.
Okay, so we’ve heard about chips. Seth Emerson ($$) sets up a couple of intangibles for the championship game with his “Georgia’s experience vs. TCU’s house money” piece. There&…
blutarsky.wordpress.com
Putt4Purple
Active Member
Please help me remember the 9 National Championships. I only recall 3. 1963,1969,2005. Enlighten us lowly people on the other 6 !?!?!?.
Panther City Frog
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Should make for a great game. Can’t wait!Ironic that this thread is in here, this little read was just posted in a blog I follow about the Dawgs not underestimating TCU. It’s a good 2 minute read that puts things much more eloquently than I can.
“Okay, so we’ve heard about chips. Seth Emerson ($$) sets up a couple of intangibles for the championship game with his “Georgia’s experience vs. TCU’s house money” piece. There’s certainly some validity to all those, but there’s one I think is more impactful than any of those, and I haven’t really seen or heard much about it.
It’s the coaching value of TCU’s upset of Michigan.
Think about it. Georgia comes into this game as the biggest favorite in a CFP final ever. The Dawgs got over the ‘Bama mountain in last year’s CFP and are undefeated this season. If ever the conditions exist for a team to relax slightly and take an opponent lightly, those would make up the ingredients for your perfect storm.
But they won’t because TCU 51, Michigan 45 gave Kirby Smart the antidote for any speck of complacency. If you’ve followed Georgia football for the last six seasons, you don’t have to be a mind reader to know that Smart has hammered this team about TCU’s physicality and its resilience. (Hell, close your eyes, concentrate, and you can probably conjure up the tone of his voice as he delivered repeated warnings.)
I’m not guaranteeing a Georgia win, but I will guarantee there’s no way the Dawgs walk on the field tomorrow night underestimating the Horned Frogs.”
Here’s the link if you want to read the comments. So far most are benign.
The intangible nobody’s talking about.
Okay, so we’ve heard about chips. Seth Emerson ($$) sets up a couple of intangibles for the championship game with his “Georgia’s experience vs. TCU’s house money” piece. There&…
Ohhh, you’re letting mere numbers get in the way of a great fallacy. As Mark Twain once said, “Don’t let the facts get in the way of a great story.” Or something like that.
HornyWartyToad
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Swimming??
HornyWartyToad
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Liked for correct usage of, "antidote."Ironic that this thread is in here, this little read was just posted in a blog I follow about the Dawgs not underestimating TCU. It’s a good 2 minute read that puts things much more eloquently than I can.
“Okay, so we’ve heard about chips. Seth Emerson ($$) sets up a couple of intangibles for the championship game with his “Georgia’s experience vs. TCU’s house money” piece. There’s certainly some validity to all those, but there’s one I think is more impactful than any of those, and I haven’t really seen or heard much about it.
It’s the coaching value of TCU’s upset of Michigan.
Think about it. Georgia comes into this game as the biggest favorite in a CFP final ever. The Dawgs got over the ‘Bama mountain in last year’s CFP and are undefeated this season. If ever the conditions exist for a team to relax slightly and take an opponent lightly, those would make up the ingredients for your perfect storm.
But they won’t because TCU 51, Michigan 45 gave Kirby Smart the antidote for any speck of complacency. If you’ve followed Georgia football for the last six seasons, you don’t have to be a mind reader to know that Smart has hammered this team about TCU’s physicality and its resilience. (Hell, close your eyes, concentrate, and you can probably conjure up the tone of his voice as he delivered repeated warnings.)
I’m not guaranteeing a Georgia win, but I will guarantee there’s no way the Dawgs walk on the field tomorrow night underestimating the Horned Frogs.”
Here’s the link if you want to read the comments. So far most are benign.
The intangible nobody’s talking about.
Okay, so we’ve heard about chips. Seth Emerson ($$) sets up a couple of intangibles for the championship game with his “Georgia’s experience vs. TCU’s house money” piece. There&…
