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at this point, I'd take Eric Soza over Manziel
...I think this is settled.
at this point, I'd take Eric Soza over Manziel
I tried to tell Aggyfan about Johnny Interception but they wouldn't listen.
So has Aggy finally come to its senses (if it has any) after that performance?
considering most were still snuggled nice and tight into his gooch to begin the season, im pretty sure it's safe to say that most every texasfan was drinking that capri sun.
Example? No one was on the Mack bandwagon. Especially after losing seasons.
Is this the first poll aggy has lost?
Where is aggy?
the obsession is fantastic.
This thread is about an aggy,
Thoughts on your obsession? Kinda cute like a middle school crush but pretty creepy overall.This thread is about an aggy,
The topic son. In the OP. Or do you not know what a topic is?
Just admit that we are in your head.
You are posting in a thread which involves a question. What are your thoughts?
My thoughts are that you're obsessed with all things Texas A&M.
I didn't make the thread. And it appears as if you don't want to answer the question in the OP.
Obsession is a funny word coming out of the mouths of Sisk and DesignatedT. As I'm making this post there are 92 total posts in this thread. Of those 92 posts Sisk has posted 12 times and DesignatedT has posted 12 times. That is 24 out of 92 posts or 27%
Now I ask who is obsessed?
^probably the guy pulling out the calculator and running figures on who is "more obsessed".
Years after a heartbreaking loss in the 2006 national championship, former USC quarterback Matt Leinart is offering praise to Vince Young.
When asked who he thought was the greatest quarterback in college football history, Leinart picked Young.
“My USC faithful is going to be mad at me, but I gotta say Vince Young,” Leinart said on a Fox Sports talk show. “And the only reason why, you look at his stats and his stats are staggering. He’s over 6,000 passing yards, over 3,000 rushing yards so he could do both things.
“For me, I personally witnessed him take away my quest for a third national championship. We had a great defense and nothing against our team, but he single-handedly beat us in the national championship game.”
Young’s performance in the 2006 Rose Bowl was one for the ages – he completed 30-of-40 passes for 267 yards and ran for 200 yards with three touchdowns as the underdog Longhorns topped the Trojans.
http://blog.chron.com/sportsupdate/2...llege-qb-ever/
http://espn.go.com/ncf/recap?gameId=242830201Vince Young wasn't effective throwing (8-of-23 for 86 yards) or running (16 times for 54 yards).Young also was sacked three times, twice knocking Texas out of field-goal range, and lost two fumbles. Benson lost one, too.Add these four scoreless quarters to a second-half shutout last year and the Longhorns have gone 93 minutes and 12 seconds without scoring on the Sooners.
So we're cherry picking games now?
Coming from the guy harping on the LSU game and ignoring Johnny's dominance vs Bama.
Johnny has played other ty games too. His stats look good because he can throw it up to Evans. Oh and you still haven't addressed the topic.
I didn't watch, but I'm betting there's no 2004 Red River clips in the YouTubes you posted.
So yeah, I guess we're cherry picking.
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