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A Question for the College Ball Followers


Stovewood

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Figured I'd get some sarcastic remarks for a sarcastic question.

But when I see stupid crap like: Trying to catch a kick-off on the five; that any Pop-Warner kid would have the good sense to let roll into the end zone then bobble it....TWICE! Then end up on the two or three yard line!!!! A QB that holds his hands so far apart that he can't find the ball from center. Arm tackels. Continous missed assignments on offense and defense leads one to wonder if the offense knows the play book and the defense can read a developing play. QB's that obviously can't read a defense. Recievers who can't catch a ball when does actually it hit 'em in the numbers. Offensive linemen who at THE MOST CRITICAL TIME jump off sides TWICE!!!!!! A coaching staff that...Well...Either sucks or just don't care. And as it has been pointed out more than once by many here, many on this team have been out of college just one year. So maybe if there was an undefeated college team this year it might not be so far fetched that this years Panthers would get a run for their money in a game. And if it were an all-star college team it might even be plausable they'd lose. Its a good thing they don't put them up against an all-star college team anymore. It might be embarassing. At least we're getting embarrassed by our piers.

No " i didn't graduate from university" Though I may not get it right all the time I at least TRY to capitolize and punctuate.

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Figured I'd get some sarcastic remarks for a sarcastic question.

But when I see stupid crap like: Trying to catch a kick-off on the five; that any Pop-Warner kid would have the good sense to let roll into the end zone then bobble it....TWICE! Then end up on the two or three yard line!!!! A QB that holds his hands so far apart that he can't find the ball from center. Arm tackels. Continous missed assignments on offense and defense leads one to wonder if the offense knows the play book and the defense can read a developing play. QB's that obviously can't read a defense. Recievers who can't catch a ball when does actually it hit 'em in the numbers. Offensive linemen who at THE MOST CRITICAL TIME jump off sides TWICE!!!!!! A coaching staff that...Well...Either sucks or just don't care. And as it has been pointed out more than once by many here, many on this team have been out of college just one year. So maybe if there was an undefeated college team this year it might not be so far fetched that this years Panthers would get a run for their money in a game. And if it were an all-star college team it might even be plausable they'd lose. Its a good thing they don't put them up against an all-star college team anymore. It might be embarassing. At least we're getting embarrassed by our piers.

Not graduating from a 4 year school, I'm not really into college ball that much.

hmm

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Though this question does smack of a sarcastic note. Not graduating from a 4 year school, I'm not really into college ball that much. I know that's where the pro pool is drawn. I just have other pokers in the fire that waste my time. But I was wondering, given their pooooor performance this season and from what appears to be a lack of basic offensive and special team skills....

Is there a college team that would stand a chance of beating the Panthers this season? Could an all-star high school team?

Just asking.

The college all stars used to play the super bowl champions every year. The college team won 9 games out of 42 with 2 games ending in a tie.

A college all star team this year would probably lose to the super bowl champion, but would throttle the panthers.

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With the money these college stars and their daddy's are getting paid, it's not really college football..some of these programs are minor-league NFL squads. Still could never hang with an NFL team, but it would be hilarious to watch a college O-line crap their pants against an NFL pass rush, ala Mathis and Freeney lining up.

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Figured I'd get some sarcastic remarks for a sarcastic question.

But when I see stupid crap like: Trying to catch a kick-off on the five; that any Pop-Warner kid would have the good sense to let roll into the end zone then bobble it....TWICE! Then end up on the two or three yard line!!!! A QB that holds his hands so far apart that he can't find the ball from center. Arm tackels. Continous missed assignments on offense and defense leads one to wonder if the offense knows the play book and the defense can read a developing play. QB's that obviously can't read a defense. Recievers who can't catch a ball when does actually it hit 'em in the numbers. Offensive linemen who at THE MOST CRITICAL TIME jump off sides TWICE!!!!!! A coaching staff that...Well...Either sucks or just don't care. And as it has been pointed out more than once by many here, many on this team have been out of college just one year. So maybe if there was an undefeated college team this year it might not be so far fetched that this years Panthers would get a run for their money in a game. And if it were an all-star college team it might even be plausable they'd lose. Its a good thing they don't put them up against an all-star college team anymore. It might be embarassing. At least we're getting embarrassed by our piers.

No " i didn't graduate from university" Though I may not get it right all the time I at least TRY to capitolize and punctuate.

ohhhh the irony

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Yeah, I think most of those college players were playing the game to make an impression on the NFL to get picked by one of the NFL teams. So they played pretty hard.

Physical conditioning was pretty bad for NFL players back then. Probably most of the conditioning was drinking beer.

The NFL didn't want to continue with that game because even though they won most of the time, it was embarrassing when they lost.

The David -vs- Goliath aspect was pretty interesting for the fans. I don't even want to think of us playing a college all-star team if we played anywhere close to the way we played last Sunday.

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