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September 12, 2006
Hidden: #1 vs #2 Update.: Why do we see no posts of contrition from the Texas fans that swore up and down that this years OSU/Texas match-up would have the same results as last year? Could it be that their arrogance won't allow it? Moreover, why do we NOT see any posts containing gloating comments from Ohio State fans touting the impressive victory by the Buckeyes? Could it be that Buckeye fans have more class than to do this? Makes you wonder doesn't it?
posted by PreacherSteve to football at 07:57 AM - 19 comments
Could it be that their arrogance won't allow it? Not necessarily, though the guidelines kind of forbid gloating, which should answer your question, and render this thread worthy of deletion.
posted by chicobangs at 08:06 AM on September 12, 2006
posted by SummersEve at 08:07 AM on September 12, 2006
Could it be that Buckeye fans have more class than to do this? Makes you wonder doesn't it? No. No.
posted by yerfatma at 08:14 AM on September 12, 2006
It's a long season and there are plenty of Big 10 foes that could bring a loss to the Buckeyes. In the Cooper era, I remember an undefeated Buckeye team being beaten by a much less talented Michigan State team. It can happen any weekend therefore I think fans are quietly celebrating each week.
posted by dobu at 08:21 AM on September 12, 2006
Quietly rioting, that is. When I was a student at OSU (1995-1998), students rioted after games against Notre Dame, Michigan, Michigan State and Penn State. I'm also pretty sure the students burned stuff after we beat Miami for the national championship. I'm not sure why they do it, but they do.
posted by cabuki at 08:27 AM on September 12, 2006
I think, maybe, dobu has something there! It IS a long season and most Buckeye fans view a pre-season #1 ranking as a kiss of death of sorts. It's gonna be a fun one to watch though.
posted by PreacherSteve at 08:33 AM on September 12, 2006
Preacher Steve, 15 yards, personal foul, excessive gloating after the game, the down counts, delete the thread. Texas ball.
posted by tommybiden at 08:44 AM on September 12, 2006
GO BUCS
posted by Jackiemama at 08:52 AM on September 12, 2006
Did Ohio State win the Title with Baby Face Clarrett? I wonder if Bubba will like his Letter Jacket in the "BIG HOUSE"
posted by JRWittig at 08:56 AM on September 12, 2006
Have a peek around the board before making your righteous judgment there, PreacherSteve. And to think you made us wait almost 7 months before coming out of the closet with this tripe.
posted by Texan_lost_in_NY at 09:06 AM on September 12, 2006
I'll gloat.....O - H - I - O !!! Yea Baby!!!!!!
posted by darladombroski@sbcglobal.net at 09:19 AM on September 12, 2006
Could it be that Buckeye fans have more class than to do this? Many Longhorns fans and blogs, in the weeks leading up to the game, vowed to make the OSU fans' stay in Austin and at Memorial Stadium much more pleasant than the rude, unpleasant trip to Columbus last year. We call it "hospitality" down here, you all should try it some time....
posted by mjkredliner at 09:42 AM on September 12, 2006
PreacherSteve: Would you prefer that Bears' fans start gloating about how they beat up on the Packers this weekend? Yeah, I thought not. That is why this site is a no gloating zone. Read, learn and follow the guidelines. Another vote for deletion of this lame thread.
posted by scully at 09:44 AM on September 12, 2006
I'll gloat.....O - H - I - O !!! Yea Baby!!!!!! So much for the more class theory. Delete, please.
posted by yerfatma at 10:21 AM on September 12, 2006
Please delete this thread. If you wanted to say any of this you could have done it in the FPP only 15 down from here. It doesn't even link to anything.
posted by jojomfd1 at 10:29 AM on September 12, 2006
So much for the more class theory Somebody touched on that once with the email address for a name thing I think.
posted by jojomfd1 at 10:31 AM on September 12, 2006
I do not remember TEXAS fans burning anything after last years victory. So you tell me who has more class.
posted by rick at 11:02 AM on September 12, 2006
There's a lot of speculation in that opening paragraph, Preacher. I think it's merely a case of two very strong, talented teams facing off very early in a long season. The results won't matter a bit if Ohio State ends up stumbling throughout the rest of their schedule. As for Texas, I applaud Brown and the university for taking a stand against the players who made such poor decisions prior to the game, and definitely didn't help the Longhorns' cause.