Top Quotes Following Florida State's Beating Of The Gamecocks
FSU's Ochuko Jenije (15), Markus White (98), and Rodney Hudson (62) pass around the Chick-fil-A Championship Trophy.(AP photo/John Amis)
* "Florida State outsmarted us and outplayed us completely in special teams. We had the turnovers, didn't give ourselves much of a chance. They played a lot better than we did. They were the better-coached team tonight than we were, simple as that, a lot better coached." -South Carolina head coach Steve Spurrier
* "A lot of people were talking about the SEC size and all that. We pretty much took that through all the bowl practices and all that. We went into it as we are Florida State and I feel like at Florida State, we can play with anybody. We came ready to play." -Nigel Bradham
* "Our defense created turnovers and that turned the game around for us. We did our job to help the team win. We came to play and didn't back down." -cornerback Xavier Rhodes who also intercepted a Garcia pass.
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* "I hate it for Christian. He got dinged on the back of his head and he came off and he was kind of out of it a little bit. I hate that because of what he means to us but EJ, oh boy, I'm glad he's on our team. EJ is special. He is going to be a really special player." -Jimbo Fisher
Thank you to future NFL'er Christian Ponder (7) for being the first QB in the Jimbo era and helping us turn the corner. You will be missed. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
* "Marcus is still at the hospital. He got hit right under the helmet and got a little bit of a concussion. It hurt a bit, no question about that [Lattimore's absence]. We would have kept trying to run a little bit more, that's for sure." -Steve Spurrier on Lattimore, who fumbled for the first time this season when he was hit hard by Greg Reid, and could not get up. USC trainers hurried onto the field before the play even ended and while FSU LB Kendall Smith was in the process of returning the fumble for a 46 yard return.
* "I didn't really know he was hurt until a couple plays after. But that's just football." -Greg Reid on Lattimore
* "We knew we were going to have to run to win this game because the only teams that South Carolina lost to were teams that had run the ball well." -Chris Thompson
Florida State running back Chris Thompson (23) reaches for extra yardage as South Carolina cornerback Brandan Davis (23) hangs on for dear life. (AP Photo/John Amis)
* "Both defenses played really well tonight. Defenses weren't letting it get out of hand. I think both defenses did a tremendous job tonight. We just kept scratching and clawing. We played with a lot of toughness, and a lot of will. Our defense played phenomenal. I'm tickled for the kids.'' -Jimbo Fisher
South Carolina quarterback Stephen Garcia (5) is sacked by Florida State defensive tackle Anthony McCloud (92). (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
* "I couldn't imagine it ending like this. My last game of my college career. Us coming together for a 10-win season. All that hard work, 365 days, I'm just so proud of my teammates. And I'm proud of my seniors that we left out on a good note." -Senior LB Kendall Smith
Florida State linebacker Kendall Smith, right, celebrates with teammate Nigel Bradham (13) after intercepting a pass. (AP Photo/John Bazemore
* "Man, I was so happy we were able to win this game. We weren't moving the ball how we wanted to, we wanted to get touchdowns but we got field goals instead. Whenever you do that, you have to hope your defense goes out there and gets a lot of stops and turnovers for us, and they did." -EJ Manuel
* "We know he can play, there is not an unknown there. And more importantly in his mind he knows he can play." -Fisher on Manuel, the FSU backup who has led the Noles to back-to-back victories in their last two bowl appearances.
The EJ Manuel Era has begun at Florida State. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
* "I just made a play with my feet and kept my eyes downfield." -EJ Manuel on the third-and-goal roll out to the right, from the USC 7-yard line, which resulted in a touchdown pass to Taiwan Easterling. With just over 5 minutes left in the game after USC trimmed FSU's lead to 19-17. According to Fisher, this read was Mannuel's fourth option on the play.
* "EJ stepped up pretty well. He came in and talked like something I never heard EJ talk before. He just had a bunch of intensity. You could tell he had a passion for it. He wanted to get in the end zone real bad. We just knew we had to do what we needed to do for EJ to make a play for us." -Chris Thompson, offensive MVP who ran for 147 yards and a touchdown, on EJ's intensity in the huddle just before the touchdown.
Florida State wide receiver Rodney Smith (84) breaks away from South Carolina cornerback Marty Markett (39) after making a catch in the fourth quarter. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
* "We knew we had to get the ball in the end zone or else we were going to be in trouble. We couldn't continue to put our defense in that position where were only getting three points." -EJ Manuel, who finished with 11 of 15 for 84 yards and 46 yards rushing, on the crucial drive which began at the FSU 37 with almost 12 minutes remaining. FSU had struggled on 3rd downs until this drive, when Manuel converted three 3rd downs. The first to Thompson on what appeared to be a Manuel run when at the last second he threw a heads-up 11 yard completion on a 3rd and five. The second, an 8-yard completion to Bert Reed on 3rd and 7, for a first and goal. And finally the 3rd and goal touchdown to Easterling in the back of the end zone for the final score of the game.
* "It means a lot. We haven't won 10 games since I've been here. And for us to be remembered as the senior class that put the program back in the right direction means a lot to me." -Rodney Hudson
* "We couldn't get the big plays in the passing game. We ran the ball really well and our defense kept us in the game." -Jimbo Fisher
South Carolina quarterback Stephen Garcia (5) is brought down by Florida State defensive tackle Everett Dawkins (93). (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
* "It's not about me. The O-line did a great job and the receivers got open. Those are the guys that made the plays." -EJ Manuel
* "It's a big turnaround and it means a lot to our program." -Chris Thompson, offensive MVP who rushed for 147 yards, on the likelihood FSU will finish the season ranked higher than they have in the past 6 years.
* "Most definitely. You want to graduate and we are going to be a really good team next year. When you have potential like this, you have to see it through. We pretty much just set the tone for next year. We have a lot of people coming back next year and we want to compete for a national championship. I don’t feel like I had a good enough year." -Nigel Bradham on his plans to return for his senior year and graduate.
* "We have some really special corners. There is a guy out there who is 5-8 and 180 pounds who thinks he is 7-3, 380 pounds." -Jimbo Fisher on defensive MVP Greg Reid
* "I felt like he kind deserved it. I jumped up there, told him I loved him, and hopefully he's got a smile on his face after this." -Greg Reid who jumped into the stands to hug his dad after receiving his MVP trophy.
* "We only have eight seniors. And even though those guys are huge players to our team, we still have a lot coming back. I hope that shows those guys in the recruiting world to come play for us. We are going to try to play for a national championship and that's our goal." -EJ Manuel on the future
* "It's good to see that, and it was missing for a while. Coach Fisher has done a great job of bringing enthusiasm back to the program." -Charlie Ward on how Fisher has turned the program around
Florida State head coach Jimbo Fisher shows some fire after his team was charged with a penalty in the first quarter. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
* "It was a game that if we played well, we'd have a chance. Unfortunately we didn't give ourselves much of a chance to win the game with the turnovers and interceptions. Give Florida State credit. They played a hell of a game." -Steve Spurrier
* "They're a tough team. They wouldn't break." -Rodney Hudson
* "I’m very excited about our recruiting class. I think we’re getting the guys we’re going after." -Jimbo Fisher on the next recruitng class
* "This game was for the fans. We played ball tonight and it was just fun. If we always play like that we will always win. we are going to go into the off season and work hard. We still had four losses this season so we are going to keep trying to get better." -Greg Reid
* "The program is definitely going in the right direction. The underclassmen played outstanding this year." -Rodney Hudson
* "He played a great game and he played with so much passion. It really showed and he played his tail off, and I'm so proud of him." -Terrance Parks about Greg Reid
* "Interesting coincidence that on the first day of 2010 the Seminoles began the year with a victory in Bobby Bowden’s final game. And on the last day of 2010 Florida State is seeking to end Jimbo Fisher’s first season with a victory – one that give the Seminoles a 10th win for the first time since 2003." -Andrew Carter in his pre-game comments
* "We punted twice and they ran both of them down our throats. That tells you who had the athletes on special teams." -Steve Spurrier
South Carolina head coach Steve Spurrier recognizes the inevitable. (AP Photo/John Amis)
* "I think it’s huge going into the off-season with a great taste in your mouth, winning 10 games, beating a great quality opponent like South Carolina. Coming to a big time quality bowl game, playing the ACC championship game and having momentum like this going into the off-season is really important. To have success like this is great going into the off-season." -Jimbo Fisher
* "It's too great of a game for us to not get into." -Fisher on the potential of FSU appearing in the 2014 Chick-fil-A Kickoff Classic against Alabama.
Florida State head coach Jimbo Fisher, is doused by his players in the final seconds of their 26-17 victory over South Carolina in the Chick-fil-A Bowl, in what will be the first of many bowl championships. (AP Photo/John Amis)
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G5's big hit.



FEAR THE SPEAR!!!!!!!!!
"Winning when playing poorly is the kiss of the death." - Nick Saban
Good stuff, thanks.
>------::----::------->Spearing 'em and Scalping 'em like it's 1999
I'm not so sure this Jimbo fella is the right man for the job.
Exactly.
Then the back of his head hitting ground didn’ help either.
FEAR THE SPEAR!!!!!!!!!
"Winning when playing poorly is the kiss of the death." - Nick Saban
the hit was actually 2 hits...
after the first one he replanted his feet and hit again..pushing him back
That was a great play to watch....
but let’s not be those fans that gloat over another team’s player getting hurt.
No gloating here.
This just happens to be part of the game.
FEAR THE SPEAR!!!!!!!!!
"Winning when playing poorly is the kiss of the death." - Nick Saban
You're still getting enjoyment out of the kid being injured.
That’s messed up
"That's all I ask for from a program. If I'm the best let me play, if I'm not the best I'll do whatever I can to make the team better and work harder to be the best." - Freeman
by DS_fear_the_spear on Jan 2, 2011 2:17 PM EST up reply actions
People getting hurt is part of the game.
Lattimore will recover and be fine.
>>>-----------;;;-->"I guess they have a reputation of being more of a tricky team and not being tough. You hit 'em in the mouth, and they don't like it. Other teams that have beat them just hit them in the mouth, so that's what we started out with.'' - Nick Moody >>>-----------;;;-->
I can't believe people are still whineing.
Hits like that are part of football. You have to be able to put some fear in recievers and backs. It was a clean hit, lattimores gonna be fine, it’s not like he shot or stabbed him.
It's not like he shot the President.
I’m sorry, but the setup was there.
by Paul M. Parks on Jan 2, 2011 10:22 PM EST up reply actions
me either
>>>-----------;;;-->"I guess they have a reputation of being more of a tricky team and not being tough. You hit 'em in the mouth, and they don't like it. Other teams that have beat them just hit them in the mouth, so that's what we started out with.'' - Nick Moody >>>-----------;;;-->
How are you going to tell me what I'm enjoying or not.
I just posted the pictures that was apart of the game, just like injuries.
FEAR THE SPEAR!!!!!!!!!
"Winning when playing poorly is the kiss of the death." - Nick Saban
It's not like Greg Reid intended to injure Lattimore
Great hit. Excellent result (the fumble and field position). I don’t think anyone is gloating. Fan police, jeezus.
I think a lot of guys DO hit with the intent to injure.
It’s a necessary mindset a lot of times. Hitting a guy so hard he can’t play the rest of the game is fair and acceptable. Late/cheap hits are not. This was neither late nor cheap. Woot woot for Reid knocking the bajeezus out of Lattimore.
MiNDSET? SWAG-ER-ISM!!!
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"Trick is right."
"Wherever you are, Trick, you are wise, indeed."
"Correct, Sir Trick."
"Thanks tricknole!"
by tricknole on Jan 2, 2011 5:27 PM EST up reply actions 3 recs
like my pal herm edwards says
“you play to win the game”
knocking a teams best player out in order to win is great as long as it’s a clean hit.
by Cee on Jan 2, 2011 7:00 PM EST up reply actions
They knocked Ponder out of the game
I’d consider it a fair trade assuming Ponder would have played well without the concussion/injury
Its not that i didn't enjoy the hit
I am all for knocking out top players, but i’d rather see the hit itself than pictures of the poor bastard lying on the floor with his gums detached. Either way, i wasn’t necessarily feeling bad for him, best hit i’ve seen all year.
"That's all I ask for from a program. If I'm the best let me play, if I'm not the best I'll do whatever I can to make the team better and work harder to be the best." - Freeman
by DS_fear_the_spear on Jan 3, 2011 1:49 AM EST up reply actions
What the diference? In your Avi, there is
In your Avi, there is a poor bastard lying on the ground in pain. Look like you enjoy it more than I do. I just posted pics on the board as where you have the pic set as your avatar pic.

FEAR THE SPEAR!!!!!!!!!
"Winning when playing poorly is the kiss of the death." - Nick Saban
Haha, "a poor bastard lying on the ground in pain."
MiNDSET? SWAG-ER-ISM!!!
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"Trick is right."
"Wherever you are, Trick, you are wise, indeed."
"Correct, Sir Trick."
"Thanks tricknole!"
Yeah but my picture has Geno Hayes taunting the injured player
Its not a picture of the man laying there injured by himself. I’m just saying, show a shot with the man who did the deed. Didn’t mean to get you in a tiff.
"That's all I ask for from a program. If I'm the best let me play, if I'm not the best I'll do whatever I can to make the team better and work harder to be the best." - Freeman
by DS_fear_the_spear on Jan 3, 2011 1:41 PM EST up reply actions
im sorry
which fan made him their victim?
"That's all I ask for from a program. If I'm the best let me play, if I'm not the best I'll do whatever I can to make the team better and work harder to be the best." - Freeman
by DS_fear_the_spear on Jan 3, 2011 2:02 PM EST up reply actions
Man you was going off talking about I was enjoying the pics of ML being hurt, and that was not the case.
FEAR THE SPEAR!!!!!!!!!
"Winning when playing poorly is the kiss of the death." - Nick Saban
Yeah because i'd rather see the hit in its beauty
than the aftermath, i enjoyed the hit very much, but showing the guy hurt w/o G5 just isn’t a good sight. I mean we celebrate the play, but do we celebrate when an 18 yo gets a serious injury by one of our stars? Its part of the game, but its not why we watch.
"That's all I ask for from a program. If I'm the best let me play, if I'm not the best I'll do whatever I can to make the team better and work harder to be the best." - Freeman
by DS_fear_the_spear on Jan 3, 2011 3:32 PM EST up reply actions
Semantics....
….i say. We all enjoyed in some way or another. People get hurt in football, who knew?
You're the one that's celebrating, I just posted the picture.
You need to look a lil closer at yourself before you start criticizing others. You’re doing what you thought I was doing, and you justify it because a FSU player is in the pic…That’s BullSh1t. Reid was in the 1st pic I posted if that makes it any better.
FEAR THE SPEAR!!!!!!!!!
"Winning when playing poorly is the kiss of the death." - Nick Saban
I really think this is a good stopping point for this discussion, for everyone involved.
Please and thank you.
>------::----::------->Spearing 'em and Scalping 'em like it's 1999
I'm not so sure this Jimbo fella is the right man for the job.
It actually is a mindset.
You hit as hard as you can so that your momentum trumps the opponent’s. That way he gets injured, if anything, instead of you.
"Words ought to be a little wild for they are the assault of thought on the unthinking."
- John Maynard Keynes
"We'll be here 'til midnight. We ain't not gonna practice."
- Jimbo Fisher
i like his mouth piece laying next to him
lights out
I would have went into orbit if they would have called a foul like they did in the maryland game. G5 is as monster.
"What kind of addicting substance has Jimbo spiked the Tally water with?
It’s this new thing going around campus lately-I think it’s known by the term…"winning". I hear it’s really addictive and the real hardcore victory junkies can smell it from all the way across the nation."
The difference...
This time G5 got up and continued with the play. Previously he would stand and stare at the guy he knocked out.
He made a block on Garcia during the return.
I think he’s grown up a lot in the last few games, none too soon.
by Paul M. Parks on Jan 2, 2011 10:24 PM EST up reply actions
With G5's penchant for knocking people out, and out of games.
Added with the fact that we know he is a Ninja, witch is an assassin. I think an appropriate new nickname for him might be ( The Assassin ).
When ahead never let up.When behind never give up.
by Chief Pit Bull on Jan 3, 2011 7:31 AM EST up reply actions
Did you see the picture posted on Nole Digest where Reid "shoots" Alshon Jeffrey?
Goes in line with your assassin theme.

MiNDSET? SWAG-ER-ISM!!!
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"Trick is right."
"Wherever you are, Trick, you are wise, indeed."
"Correct, Sir Trick."
"Thanks tricknole!"
by tricknole on Jan 3, 2011 9:21 AM EST up reply actions 2 recs
great stuff
>>>-----------;;;-->"I guess they have a reputation of being more of a tricky team and not being tough. You hit 'em in the mouth, and they don't like it. Other teams that have beat them just hit them in the mouth, so that's what we started out with.'' - Nick Moody >>>-----------;;;-->
Think he had a silencer on that gun?
Probable not. He likes to make noise. I tell you what though, I can’t remember where I heard it, a commentator, poster, or someone else. Any way they said “F.S.U won’t be able to cover Alshon Jeffery if he ran his routs on his hands.” An old coach of mine used to say “You can’t overestimate the advantage you gain from being underestimated.”
When ahead never let up.When behind never give up.
by Chief Pit Bull on Jan 4, 2011 8:22 AM EST up reply actions
We really need a captioning contest for this pic.
I think you could almost start an LOLGR5 site based on it.
Now dance Jeffery dance
Greatness is consistency and performance over a long period of time - CJF
by GrassyNole on Jan 4, 2011 11:39 AM EST up reply actions 3 recs
This should be green
Don't you know that any Southern Girl worth her salt is a football fan?
It looks like Reid's trying to give him a tutorial, too
Perhaps more shots would reveal the Gamecock reviving the Dirty Bird?
Man, when G5,
Made that hit, I knew we were going to be physical. That hit set the tone for the game! It’s been said before, but big time player’s, make big time play’s, in big time game’s! Remind’s me of the 90’s!!!
Please no apostrophe to indicate plurality
“players”, not “player’s”, etc. Sorry, couldn’t let it slide with 3 in a row. But, your point is great and I agree. :)
Paging Dr. Noisewater... Paging Dr. Noisewater.
I believe the grammar cop du jour has misplaced his commas outside of the quotation marks, no?
(No offense intended, phinole. Just using you as an illustration of how hard the biz of grammar policing can be.)
I'll steal a bit of a line from the TN Chief:
Over 4000 members and ~6 million visits….
Not enough cops to catch all the crooks.
FSU 27
USC 24
by Dr.KennethNoisewater on Jan 3, 2011 11:24 AM EST up reply actions 1 recs
Thank God.
I am a grammar felon. Although I am trying to improve. Speaking poorly can make you sound like an idiot, even if you are not. Poor grammar does the same thing. So feel free to correct my grammar or spelling anytime you have the time to do me the favor, just don’t be an ass about it. Witch I know you won’t. I will Preemptively say “thank you.”
When ahead never let up.When behind never give up.
by Chief Pit Bull on Jan 4, 2011 9:28 AM EST up reply actions
Well, I've been contemplating handing in my badge and gun to arrdub.
I’m losing my taste for the job.
Besides, citations and arrests are only issued to those deserving individuals that attempt citizens arrests while totally F’ing up their own grammar.
FSU 27
USC 24
by Dr.KennethNoisewater on Jan 4, 2011 9:44 AM EST up reply actions
You're welcome.
Witch I know you won’t. I will Preemptively say "thank you."
“witch” = “which,” right? And why is “Preemptively” capitalized?
And I just enjoy that the Good Doctor is now a little paranoid about it. I think I got inside his head… but the reality is that we’re all going to drop some split infinitives now and then (even though I believe split infinitives aren’t considered to be particularly inappropriate anymore… but I digress). Alas, live by the sword, die by the sword.
Not paranoid. Just afraid the police force is heading in the Gestapo direction.
And I was actually giving you props for a textbook justifiable citation above in your phinole arrest.
FSU 27
USC 24
by Dr.KennethNoisewater on Jan 4, 2011 11:42 AM EST up reply actions
I'z just kiddin whicha.
And I’z gon uze intenshonally bad grammer mysef to makes shuah I’z don’t infringe on no laws mysef.
Now you're really in my head. I can't even spot sarcasm anymore.
You’ll find my badge and gun on your desk tomorrow morning….The job’s taking too much out of me.
FSU 27
USC 24
by Dr.KennethNoisewater on Jan 4, 2011 11:49 AM EST up reply actions
Come in.
- What’s on your mind?
- My wife and kid, sir.
I almost orphaned him today.
I’ve never even seen him.
- I was so scared.
- We’ve seen this before.
No, sir.
I’m holding on too tight.
I’ve lost the edge. I’m sorry, sir.
by arrdub on Jan 4, 2011 12:03 PM EST up reply actions 1 recs
At this year's grammar police TN ball:
Bud Elliot: “Too bad about Noisewater washing out…he was a good man.”
Arrdub: “Still is a good man.”
Bud Elliot: “Yeah, that’s what I meant.”
FSU 27
USC 24
by Dr.KennethNoisewater on Jan 4, 2011 12:16 PM EST up reply actions
Thank you
I always mess “which” up and no idea why I capitalized preemptively. The funny thing is the two words that I always have to stop and think before writing are,and this is embarrassing so I trust you won’t tell anyone, are “both & been.” If I’m not thinking you booth will have ben laughing at me for a long time. I’m always trying to improve myself. I recognize this as an area where I need much improvement. You should see my writing without the computers help, and no dictionary. Unfortunately the cptr does not correct, or help with punctuation. I have always been much better with history,math,science,stuff like that. Seems I am more of analytical type of thinker. So much of the English language when written just seem to make sense, at least to me, and there not going to change it on my account. Well if you can’t beat them, join them. Thank you again for taking the time to help.
When ahead never let up.When behind never give up.
by Chief Pit Bull on Jan 4, 2011 12:46 PM EST up reply actions
Actually wasn't sure if you set that up intentionally, given the preemptive "thank you"!
Glad to help though! I assume w’in 10 years everything will be orall dictated and auto-corrected before appearing in print, so you won’t have to worry about this in the long run.
No. I am sincerely thankful.
Anyway 10 years is a long time, and I would still be better off knowing it myself.
When ahead never let up.When behind never give up.
by Chief Pit Bull on Jan 4, 2011 1:33 PM EST up reply actions
Don't believe that.
Method of ‘type,’ or communication really, has little to do with intelligence. More to do with arbitrary biases versus outside ‘comfort’ culture.
If you are writing an academic paper, that is one thing. That is a known, required standard within a system of judgement (however arbitrary). Here? This is the free world bitches.
Rumack: Can you fly this plane, and land it?
Ted Striker: Surely you can't be serious.
Rumack: I am serious... and don't call me Shirley.
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Frank: That's the red-light district. I wonder why Savage is hanging around down there.
Ed: Sex, Frank?
Frank: Uh, no, not right now, Ed.
Leslie Nielsen, Feb 1926 - Nov 2010
Yes in some ways I would agree with you.
I don’t think of myself as unintelligent, and your right in this forum abbreviation’s, and short hand are perfectly acceptable. My problem is that when I needed to write an academic paper, or in my current life. When I need to write a letter, or e-mail to a client, or prospective client. When I need to write up a contract it can not only make me look like an idiot but can cause many other problem’s. If someone offers to help, well I would really be an idiot not to accept.
When ahead never let up.When behind never give up.
by Chief Pit Bull on Jan 4, 2011 1:24 PM EST up reply actions
Hi, Chief
I think this type of correction started this whole line of exchange, but “abbreviation’s” (and later “problem’s”) should not have an apostrophe. When talking about more than one, just add the “-s” to the end of the word.
Use the apostrophe when you want to show that someone or something “possesses” something else.
“The bankers note…” would indicate that two or more bankers are making an observation (note) about something.
“The banker’s note…” would indicate that one banker has written (or made) a note. It is his (or her) note (a thing, not an action here).
Maybe I can think of a cool mnemonic device later. Contractions, after all, can muddy the waters a bit (it’s vs. its, for example).
I do agree that the improper use of grammar, etc. does not mean someone is unintelligent, but I also know that making common mistakes can affect how others perceive a person’s intelligence. I think it’s cool (and wise, for the reasons you state) that you want to improve your written grammar.
Man thanks.
That helped allot. “The banker” really helped me out. It’s, or its about time the banker helped me out. Seriously though it shows the class of the people on this site, and yourself, that you and others would take the time to help someone they don’t know. Thank you.
When ahead never let up.When behind never give up.
by Chief Pit Bull on Jan 5, 2011 12:43 AM EST up reply actions
While perhaps true, in theory,
the problem with that line of thinking is that a lapse in grammar/spelling/etc. in any communication, but particularly in the informal venue, is that it will immediately will be pounced upon (as a red herring of sorts) to detract from one’s viewpoint. So it cannot be discounted altogether.
making any arguement will require a 'sense of the system' in which the argument is being made
Not unlike an academic paper. And im not saying “don’t learn it.” You gotta do what you gotta do to succeied. But jabbering with you guys we arnt speaking in academia.
Rumack: Can you fly this plane, and land it?
Ted Striker: Surely you can't be serious.
Rumack: I am serious... and don't call me Shirley.
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Frank: That's the red-light district. I wonder why Savage is hanging around down there.
Ed: Sex, Frank?
Frank: Uh, no, not right now, Ed.
Leslie Nielsen, Feb 1926 - Nov 2010
I would argue:
that any argument containing arguments pertaining to grammar/spelling while arguing about football as part of an ongoing argument……..is arguably silly and damn confusing.
That’s why I’ve submitted my resignation from the force.
FSU 27
USC 24
by Dr.KennethNoisewater on Jan 4, 2011 2:33 PM EST up reply actions
Yes thats my point. There will always be people that have exceptionally good grammar.
While I am not one of them. I’m sure that even if I use abbreviation’s, and short hand in an informal forum such as this those people with good grammar can spot my short comings. Which can, and probable will take away from what ever point I am trying to make by making me look uneducated. Even if I am not. It also shows that I don’t care, and that may be worst all. On top of all that it takes me forever to write, or type anything.
When ahead never let up.When behind never give up.
by Chief Pit Bull on Jan 4, 2011 2:00 PM EST up reply actions
Chief
We have all struggled with grammar. No matter how educated you become or high up in a company, you will find that the people at the top, re-write everything about 5 times. The re-write is to make sure the point you are making is the one you want to make. The higher up in a company you get, the more important grammar and speech become.
Striking fear into the opponent is the most important key to winning football games.
Let them know you’re gonna hit them early and often. Too bad Stevie didn’t whine about the Noles hitting too hard and not playing nice ala 1996.
He has transformed from the HBC back to the OBC.
He’s just getting old…the arrogance is fading.
FSU 27
USC 24
by Dr.KennethNoisewater on Jan 2, 2011 10:34 AM EST up reply actions
Re: Alabama in 2014
Would be a huge game, I guess we’ll see if Jimbo gets his wish.
In Jimbo we trust.
Not really excited about this game....if it happens
but as always anywhere, anytime. any place…..go noles
Assuming that Nick Saban does not bolt.
Idiot wind, blowing every time you move your teeth.
You're an idiot, babe.
It's a wonder that you still know how to breathe.
It could be
I mean, I’m OK with playing Bama…
as long as we’ve got MNC trophies from 2012 and 13
Formerly known as Randall W. Spetman
I don't buy it
What do you think he’s going to say when asked? “Nah, I don’t want to play them. Doesn’t make any sense.” He wouldn’t do it.
>>---l>
I dunno.
It seems that teams like Oklahoma, USC, Ohio State, Alabama will usually do a 2 year neutral site game with another top 10 program.
If we’re competing at a high enough level, I think Jimbo might be on board, just not so much during the rebuilding process.
And ONLY if approached, I believe. Otherwise, we play Louisiana Lafayette and keep out mouth shut.
Formerly known as Randall W. Spetman
Most of those programs don't already have an annually scheduled top 10 type ooc game.
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by tricknole on Jan 1, 2011 11:09 PM EST up reply actions 1 recs
So?
Where’s the rule saying that you can’t do that?
We’re talking one year, maybe two. No reason to think that’s crazy talk, especially if FSU is playing well
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I was saying they aren't really comparable to our situation because of it.
But you’re right, there’s probably some rule about it…
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"Trick is right."
"Wherever you are, Trick, you are wise, indeed."
"Correct, Sir Trick."
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Did you see
When he made the hit, I kinda felt sorry for ML. He just laid on the ground like a 240lb lb just hit him.
I kind of felt bad for him too.
The instant G5 made contact I could tell he was knocked out. His whole body just went limp. His arms just flopped to the ground, they didn’t reach out instictively to try to break his fall or anything. I hope he’s OK.
Thank's EricNole!
I’m a Nole fom the mid 80’s. Grew up in the Deland, and Deltona. PLayed football at Deland and Deltona. Like to see talent from this area do good!!
by Danotheanimal on Jan 1, 2011 8:19 PM EST up reply actions
Frank -
I love these quotes after every game.
by Aussierat on Jan 1, 2011 7:33 PM EST via mobile reply actions
Thanks guys.
>------::----::------->Spearing 'em and Scalping 'em like it's 1999
I'm not so sure this Jimbo fella is the right man for the job.
Boy Nigel B has had some good quotes this year.
The SEC one could’ve been better. Like “They said the SEC was too physical but we proved that sh-t wrong tonight and stomped South Carolina’s sorry asses in the turf.”
You missed one very important quote:
“Our goal next year is to go to the national championship,” Reid said. “This year was like a first step. Next year we have to reach for it all.”
Would be nice, but we still gotta reach that ACC champ level.
"You are the hope I have for change, You are the only chance I'll take"
-Switchfoot
Isn't that the year they won the NC?
Seems unlikely we would be able to make the NC with an ACC Champ loss, or be in the national title hunt without going to the ACC champ game.
"You are the hope I have for change, You are the only chance I'll take"
-Switchfoot
Right but the point is we can do both next year.
I’m not gonna get my hopes up, but there have been teams a lot worse than FSU was this year that went on to win it all the following season. Its gonna take a lot of work and luck, but last night was a big step, I think it was the only game we won all year that we were not favored to win.
As far as improvement goes, who can honestly say they think we wouldn’t give OU a game if we played next week? I’m not talking about next year, but next week, the same teams that played a few months ago. I know there has to be a couple non believers out there on what seems to be one of the most nervous/ apprehensive/ unbiased blogs on the internet.
by vanillathrilla83 on Jan 2, 2011 12:38 AM EST up reply actions
Pretty certain we were dogs vs. both Miami and Florida
Totally certain that we covered the spread in both games ;-)
Covering was definitely the most important part
You’re right about UM, I think we were +6, I think we were like -2.5 vs UF
by vanillathrilla83 on Jan 5, 2011 12:05 AM EST up reply actions
Yep, Bama won the NC the year they won the sec championship.
"You are the hope I have for change, You are the only chance I'll take"
-Switchfoot
since saban arrived that is.
"You are the hope I have for change, You are the only chance I'll take"
-Switchfoot
Right
My point is we don’t have to win it next year just so we can get to the mnc in 2012, just do it both in one year
I wasn't saying that either. Its ok, confusion is cleared up and we agree.
You read into my statement as saying year X we have to win the ACC champ, then year X+1 we need to win the NC. But I didn’t say that, as I was just saying we have to be ACC champs first (in any given year).
"You are the hope I have for change, You are the only chance I'll take"
-Switchfoot
Great hit from Reid. I felt bad for Lattimore. However, GO NOLES!!
by Noleman15 on Jan 1, 2011 8:43 PM EST via mobile reply actions
The picture of Spurrier is priceless.
"You are the hope I have for change, You are the only chance I'll take"
-Switchfoot
I don't know ....
….to me, it looks like every other picture ever taken of him in the history of Spurrier photography.
You raise a good point.
But when talking about motion picture:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuzO387RZXQ
"You are the hope I have for change, You are the only chance I'll take"
-Switchfoot
nigel bradham
coming back for SR season. SOLID!!!
by DeanerNoleProphet on Jan 1, 2011 9:04 PM EST reply actions
this quote made me lose my tea all over the computer
“We have some really special corners. There is a guy out there who is 5-8 and 180 pounds who thinks he is 7-3, 380 pounds.” -Jimbo Fisher on defensive MVP Greg Reid
now that is funny right there
and not that cheap stuff you get at the grocery store
I feel more like I do now, than I did before
by HaveNoleOption on Jan 2, 2011 9:57 AM EST up reply actions
hey
there was another comment from Jimbo about the 9 early enrolees..
cant remember where it was..
McCloud
brings a new meaning to “sack” in that pic. Garcia looks slightly concerned.
by LincolnHighNole on Jan 2, 2011 12:36 AM EST up reply actions
good to see Reids father involved.
been 6 six years.. they have a nice reunion, family moment therre.
by Mr. Seminole on Jan 1, 2011 9:29 PM EST reply actions 2 recs
I filmed a neat clip with father and son. Enjoy.
by The K-Man on Jan 2, 2011 2:06 PM EST up reply actions 3 recs
Great video!
>>>-----------;;;-->"I guess they have a reputation of being more of a tricky team and not being tough. You hit 'em in the mouth, and they don't like it. Other teams that have beat them just hit them in the mouth, so that's what we started out with.'' - Nick Moody >>>-----------;;;-->
Very cool stuff
K-man. We going to get a recap?
FSU Football, making bad teams look bad since 2010.
by onebarrelrum on Jan 2, 2011 3:19 PM EST up reply actions 1 recs
this
>>>-----------;;;-->"I guess they have a reputation of being more of a tricky team and not being tough. You hit 'em in the mouth, and they don't like it. Other teams that have beat them just hit them in the mouth, so that's what we started out with.'' - Nick Moody >>>-----------;;;-->
Great video K-Man
Greg Reid Sr. needs to learn the chop
by Tony Mustian on Jan 2, 2011 11:53 PM EST up reply actions
Really miss seeing pictures like that of Spurrier...
Been too long since we caused that face.
Spurrier is OK... any coach that makes these comments is ok.
“We punted twice and they ran both of them down our throats. That tells you who had the athletes on special teams.” -Steve Spurrier
“Florida State outsmarted us and outplayed us completely in special teams. We had the turnovers, didn’t give ourselves much of a chance. They played a lot better than we did. They were the better-coached team tonight than we were, simple as that, a lot better coached.
Actually fairly classy on the part of the HBC.
Crediting our players for FSU’s success and blaming himself for USC’s failure.
Much better than some of his FSU quotes from back when he was at UF. Spurrier’s definitely mellowed.
"My mistress is pooped, the reds have Oklahoma, and I'm going to bed."
-Hodge Podge, Bloom County
"In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. "
"In practice, there is."-Yogi Berra
Spurrier's failed enough in recent years (Skins and USCe)
to actually be a bit more humble than in his UF days
He's just getting old.
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nah
then he would be blaming the players for not being as good as they should be and would just say they are “one player away”
And perhaps he would have had an argument with Lattimore out, but I was surprised he didn’t really pull that card.
"I wish you loved me as much as you love TomahawkNation!"
by freshcollegeboy on Jan 2, 2011 12:15 AM EST up reply actions
Spurrier is certainly not above blaming players (He won't be THAT mellow until he's dead apparently)
Just like when he yanked Garcia for a fr. late in the first game against Auburn
by westcoastnolefan on Jan 2, 2011 12:34 AM EST up reply actions
He kinda did blame the special teams players
Said FSU had the athletes, so then what the heck does USCe have?
by vanillathrilla83 on Jan 2, 2011 12:47 AM EST up reply actions
It's almost sad he isn't a jerk anymore
For some reason, I was genuinely happy for him when he beat Bama.
I’m sure it’s age, but I think there was something about losing to Bowden that really ticked him off.
by vanillathrilla83 on Jan 2, 2011 12:44 AM EST up reply actions
Ha, we do think alike. Scary (for both of us)
See reply above.
FSU 27
USC 24
by Dr.KennethNoisewater on Jan 2, 2011 10:36 AM EST up reply actions
Didn't see these quotes above but I just read them and laughed...
Reid on his hit:
"It was a great hit, but not my best ever," Reid said. "I can hit harder. I just wish I could get bigger."
And Fisher on Reid’s hit:
"He thinks he’s 7-foot-3 and 380 pounds," Fisher said. "… It was a good, clean hit."
Sorry, looks like the Fisher one is up there...
Need to drink less and read more…
I'd like to see what GR5 thought WAS his best-ever hit, because that one was tremendous.
That was probably the second-best hit by an FSU player on an opponent I’ve seen, after Stanford Samuels destroying of Roscoe Parrish in 2005.
Sorry Nick Moody, but your hit on Jeff Demps just got bumped down for that hit.
"My mistress is pooped, the reds have Oklahoma, and I'm going to bed."
-Hodge Podge, Bloom County
"In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. "
"In practice, there is."-Yogi Berra
after this year it seems like it
how many times have the trainers had to check on a player after our D got done with them?
"Kill a fly with an axe"
by SteadfastNole on Jan 1, 2011 11:57 PM EST up reply actions
You mean this one?
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I had this on a poster in my dorm room my freshman year at FSU. A tremendous hit to be sure. I just wish I had seen it live.
"My mistress is pooped, the reds have Oklahoma, and I'm going to bed."
-Hodge Podge, Bloom County
"In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. "
"In practice, there is."-Yogi Berra
by Dogrel on Jan 2, 2011 2:41 AM EST up reply actions 2 recs
I was there.
That hit was huge. Barrow had a big hit on Vanover that day as well.
Man, those games were intense.
I was there also
"I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me." Galatians 2:20
Nick Moody on that poor Oklahoma player
Nick Moody on that poor Wake QB
Mister Alexander on that poor Virginia player
And Lamarcus Joyner on that poor 250lb TE
"I wish you loved me as much as you love TomahawkNation!"
by freshcollegeboy on Jan 2, 2011 12:18 AM EST up reply actions
Fortson punished some guy a while back. was it against wake? i think it was a block or something.
by Shooter McFrattin on Jan 2, 2011 2:22 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
Yes
>>>-----------;;;-->"I guess they have a reputation of being more of a tricky team and not being tough. You hit 'em in the mouth, and they don't like it. Other teams that have beat them just hit them in the mouth, so that's what we started out with.'' - Nick Moody >>>-----------;;;-->
block on an INT
Rumack: Can you fly this plane, and land it?
Ted Striker: Surely you can't be serious.
Rumack: I am serious... and don't call me Shirley.
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Frank: That's the red-light district. I wonder why Savage is hanging around down there.
Ed: Sex, Frank?
Frank: Uh, no, not right now, Ed.
Leslie Nielsen, Feb 1926 - Nov 2010
It was a tackle on an INT.
The WF guy picked us off and Fortson laid him out.
Here it is
knocks the dude’s hat off.
by Shooter McFrattin on Jan 2, 2011 5:39 PM EST up reply actions
I forgot about that one. Epic.
"My mistress is pooped, the reds have Oklahoma, and I'm going to bed."
-Hodge Podge, Bloom County
"In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. "
"In practice, there is."-Yogi Berra
Samuels on Parrish was in '03...
but I know what you mean. I was there and it what rediculous. It was easily the hardest hit I’ve seen in our history. He made the man piss blood and stay in the hospital for a week! How couldn’t it be?
Do I look like a cat to you, boy? Am I jumpin' around all nimbly-bimbly from tree to tree? Am I drinking milk from a saucer? DO YOU SEE ME EATING MICE? You stop laughing right meow!
You're right, it WAS '03
What the heck was I even thinking? I was even at the ’05 UM game, in the south end zone nosebleeds, and it was on a sunny Labor Day weekend.
Man, I’m getting old-all the years are running together, memory’s the first thing to go…
"My mistress is pooped, the reds have Oklahoma, and I'm going to bed."
-Hodge Podge, Bloom County
"In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. "
"In practice, there is."-Yogi Berra
I'm only 29
And they’ve already started running together for me. Oh well
Formerly known as Randall W. Spetman
You a-holes are all a bunch of yutes.
FSU 27
USC 24
by Dr.KennethNoisewater on Jan 2, 2011 6:25 PM EST up reply actions
I'm no Yute, but my wife's part Shoshone, does that count?
Her ancestors saw my ancestors and said, “Oh, great-Boat People.”
"My mistress is pooped, the reds have Oklahoma, and I'm going to bed."
-Hodge Podge, Bloom County
"In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. "
"In practice, there is."-Yogi Berra
Please see the Vincent LaGuardia Gambini dictionary.
FSU 27
USC 24
by Dr.KennethNoisewater on Jan 3, 2011 8:05 AM EST up reply actions
Scouts honor.

FSU 27
USC 24
by Dr.KennethNoisewater on Jan 3, 2011 9:06 AM EST up reply actions 1 recs
You all get rec's.
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Dogrel
Samuels had a monster hit on Parrish, probably my favorite big hit
by Tony Mustian on Jan 2, 2011 11:55 PM EST up reply actions
Good Call
SS and Parrish both went to the hospital if I remember. Kill shot.
I think Reid’s hit had the biggest impact on a game that I have ever seen though.
by LincolnHighNole on Jan 3, 2011 12:37 AM EST up reply actions
I thought it was just Parrish because his lung collapsed.
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2 others to mention....
Since it was an offensive player doing the hitting i just had to mention Greg Jones laything “the stiff arm of god” to the UNC linebacker. Really more of a forearm shiver or shoulder shrug but the UNC kid was decleated and actually lost his helmet if my memory serves correct. Watching video of that could make me smile on any bad day.
The other is also Jones. It was Greg trucking a UM SS in full breakdown. Sean Taylor, one of the hardest hitters ive ever watched, was sitting back waiting for Jones to break up the middle. Jones planted him firmly on his backside and kept going for the score from like 25 yds out. Beautiful mainly because of who the UM player was. Sucks that guy died, even if he was scUM, he was alot of fun to watch.
D-Hop is the other hero of this game.
The defense would get the ball, the offense would take it as far as they could and he was a sure thing getting the points on the board.
by Jbeau on Jan 2, 2011 8:17 AM EST reply actions 1 recs
Powell was a monster
Got us out of some really sticky situations. I think Mr Gran and his special teams and running game deserve an extra super bonus.
waisome picks off driskel at practice how sweet is that.
by Therealnate80 on Jan 2, 2011 10:44 AM EST reply actions 1 recs
Sign of things to come?
Most certainly.
by RoyalOaksNole on Jan 2, 2011 2:25 PM EST up reply actions
I read that too....
There is nothing wrong with starting early.
FEAR THE SPEAR!!!!!!!!!
"Winning when playing poorly is the kiss of the death." - Nick Saban
Reply to Therealnate
FEAR THE SPEAR!!!!!!!!!
"Winning when playing poorly is the kiss of the death." - Nick Saban
Was Charlie Ward at the game?
Florida State 45 Miami 17
Florida State 31 Florida 7
State Champions
ACC Atlantic Division Champions
Yes, he and George Rodgers brought out the game balls at the start of the game.
>------::----::------->Spearing 'em and Scalping 'em like it's 1999
I'm not so sure this Jimbo fella is the right man for the job.
Very cool - wish I was there!
Florida State 45 Miami 17
Florida State 31 Florida 7
State Champions
ACC Atlantic Division Champions
i love that pic of Marvin Jones!
Wasn’t he the one who said that a big hit requires a helicopter to land on the field to take the player away?
by BucsNolesRays on Jan 2, 2011 1:34 PM EST via mobile reply actions
Replay of the game
Is there a replay of the game by SunSports or ESPNU? My DVR recorded the ABC game instead of the ESPN game. Why yes..I am really ticked off!!!
Go Noles!!
Sounds like you need to teach your DVR a lesson
Office Space style
Formerly known as Randall W. Spetman
And some sweet 90's rap in the background.
"If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball."
--- Patches O'houlihan
my favorite quote:
- “We only have eight seniors. And even though those guys are huge players to our team, we still have a lot coming back. I hope that shows those guys in the recruiting world to come play for us. We are going to try to play for a national championship and that’s our goal.” -EJ Manuel on the future
kid is becoming a leader w/ passion and a great head on his shoulders..
by 000111 on Jan 2, 2011 2:09 PM EST reply actions 1 recs
I like that one also.
I like this one too, show his leadership qualities.
“EJ stepped up pretty well. He came in and talked like something I never heard EJ talk before. He just had a bunch of intensity. You could tell he had a passion for it. He wanted to get in the end zone real bad. We just knew we had to do what we needed to do for EJ to make a play for us.” -Chris Thompson, offensive MVP
FEAR THE SPEAR!!!!!!!!!
"Winning when playing poorly is the kiss of the death." - Nick Saban
EJ is quickly entrenching himself as the leader
which is a very good thing. I suspect it had a little bit to do with the frequent starts and practicing with the first team for a good portion of the whole year because of Ponder’s injuries. EJ is the truth.
by zeitgeistnole on Jan 2, 2011 4:22 PM EST up reply actions
And a good bit of the last half of the season. 4-1 as a starter last yr.
FEAR THE SPEAR!!!!!!!!!
"Winning when playing poorly is the kiss of the death." - Nick Saban
Anyone know if the game is being replayed any time soon?
-FLORIDA STATE SEMINOLES-;;-►
by Blood, Sugar, Sex, ORLANDO Magic on Jan 2, 2011 4:13 PM EST reply actions
Also, continuously on my DVR
FSU 27
USC 24
by Dr.KennethNoisewater on Jan 2, 2011 7:29 PM EST up reply actions
Just wanted to drop by and congratule you guys on the win.
Would have liked to see how things turn out with Lattimore, but the hit was perfectly fair, injuries are a part of the game, and you guys were without Ponder for part of the night, so I’m not complaining. Just kind of ticked off that I shelled out so much money only to see our best player get knocked out on the first series. Your guys played great and deserved the victory. Also, I enjoyed meeting your fans in Atlanta. Classy group for the most part.
Garnet and Black Attack: A Blog By and For Gamecocks Fans.
by Gamecock Man on Jan 2, 2011 8:58 PM EST reply actions 5 recs
Thanks, you're truly a class act.
Also, I haven’t known or conversed w/ very many USC fans besides you and my bartender. That being said, a solid impression has been made.
And don’t forget, we may not despise Clemson as much as you all,but our contempt for them is strong nonetheless. (Some would say hatred)…… so we have that in common.
"If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball."
--- Patches O'houlihan
We also, presumedly, have a dislike for uf in common.
Oh, and the color garnet.
Yep. We both dislike the orange and blue pukes from Gainesville.
That’s exactly what I said to a guy I chatted with before the game.
Garnet and Black Attack: A Blog By and For Gamecocks Fans.
by Gamecock Man on Jan 2, 2011 11:39 PM EST up reply actions
I HATE CLEMSON
FSU Football, making bad teams look bad since 2010.
by onebarrelrum on Jan 3, 2011 8:45 AM EST up reply actions 3 recs
Me too
Don't you know that any Southern Girl worth her salt is a football fan?
How can FSU fans hate Clemson?
It’s not like they’re an actual threat anymore.
SCAR fans, definitely. But not us.
Formerly known as Randall W. Spetman
They're annoying as hell
Don't you know that any Southern Girl worth her salt is a football fan?
I honestly was really excited to see how our defense was going to do up against a player like Lattimore
they didn’t quite take him out of the game in the way I had hoped
"Kill a fly with an axe"
by SteadfastNole on Jan 2, 2011 11:31 PM EST up reply actions
I really hated not getting to see him play...
not just because it hurt our chances to win, but also because I had never seen him play live. I moved far away from SC for grad school, and I rarely have the chance to make it to a game. This was my first chance to see Lattimore in person, and he gets knocked out in the opening minutes. Luck of a Gamecock, I guess.
Like I said, though, injuries happen, and oftentimes winning or losing is a matter of weathering a tough injury blow. You guys did a better job than us in that regard Friday night, and that was part of the difference.
Garnet and Black Attack: A Blog By and For Gamecocks Fans.
by Gamecock Man on Jan 2, 2011 11:45 PM EST up reply actions
re:"luck of a Gamecock"
Ummm……..See Clowney, Jadeveon. Lucks probably turning around.
"If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball."
--- Patches O'houlihan
True. Our luck has definitely been looking up for the past year or so.
Garnet and Black Attack: A Blog By and For Gamecocks Fans.
by Gamecock Man on Jan 3, 2011 10:30 AM EST up reply actions
Congrats on SoCar's great season.
Alot of my family are Gamecocks (including my mom) so I have alot of respect for you guys. Good luck next year.
Thanks.
May we both beat Clemson and Florida again next year, as well as perhaps meet again one day in a better bowl than this one. I have no doubt your team will be in the BCS soon, and I think we have a decent shot at making our inaugural appearance soon, too.
Garnet and Black Attack: A Blog By and For Gamecocks Fans.
by Gamecock Man on Jan 2, 2011 11:41 PM EST up reply actions
Your fans deserve it.
IMO you guys have one of the best, if no the best fan base in terms of loyalty and they show up in #‘s. My cousin is planning on taking me to a USCe game and after seeing Williams-Brice and knowing how passionate USCe fans are I can’t wait for that. USce seems to be heading up and at a perfect time to. Hopefully both teams are even more successful next year and thanks USCe for a great physical game!
SCAR and Ole Miss
Die hards man. Every Saturday, the stadiums are filled, no matter if the team is undefeated or winless. Damndest thing I’ve ever seen.
Formerly known as Randall W. Spetman
You mean "dumbest"?
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"Wherever you are, Trick, you are wise, indeed."
"Correct, Sir Trick."
"Thanks tricknole!"
I wouldn't mind it, but I won't be one of them.
I will accept a certain amount of fail for varying reasons, but at some point I’m done. Do I want rabid fans? Yes. Do I want dumb fans that think not being great is still fun and acceptable? No.
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"Trick is right."
"Wherever you are, Trick, you are wise, indeed."
"Correct, Sir Trick."
"Thanks tricknole!"
I'll actually kind of agree with this
I will support FSU all the way, UNLESS – as we witnessed in recent years – I become convinced that the administration is not acting in the program’s best interest. With the BB stuff, I reached the point where I decided I wouldn’t send any money FSU’s way until the situation had been remedied.
I even tried not to watch games on television, but I admit that was a bit difficult. Of course, so was watching most of those games…
But, hey, all better now!
Definitely would watch the games on tv, unless we became totally irrelevant like a 2-10 type team.
Just wouldn’t go to games if we went 7-6 three out of four years and the coach demanding an extension.
MiNDSET? SWAG-ER-ISM!!!
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"Trick is right."
"Wherever you are, Trick, you are wise, indeed."
"Correct, Sir Trick."
"Thanks tricknole!"
Did ya see how long it took us to get rid of Bowden? haha
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"Trick is right."
"Wherever you are, Trick, you are wise, indeed."
"Correct, Sir Trick."
"Thanks tricknole!"
Thank ya.
I think we are a great fanbase. The best? Probably not. Good enough to win many more national titles? You bet your g.d. a we are.
MiNDSET? SWAG-ER-ISM!!!
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"Trick is right."
"Wherever you are, Trick, you are wise, indeed."
"Correct, Sir Trick."
"Thanks tricknole!"
dumbdest
>>>-----------;;;-->"I guess they have a reputation of being more of a tricky team and not being tough. You hit 'em in the mouth, and they don't like it. Other teams that have beat them just hit them in the mouth, so that's what we started out with.'' - Nick Moody >>>-----------;;;-->
I once dated an Ole Miss guy...
had to dump him when he couldn’t admit that FSU was, without a doubt, a historically better football program. I have to admit that I still laugh a little every Saturday I see them lose.
I truly think it is best not to intermarry with those of other football persuasions. Way too complicated and frustrating.
Don't you know that any Southern Girl worth her salt is a football fan?
only exception is when the other person doesnt care about football
My fiancee is a gator, but it works because she doesnt care. Of course, she doesnt like it when I start frothing at the mouth about how much I hate UF, but I get back in her good graces by admitting they have good academics (not to mention, I always make sure to say ours is just as good).
I know its better to have a woman that understands and loves football, but my situation works out perfect for me.
Bring back Peter Tom Willis— a true Nole! -FiestaNole
Good, because theirs aren't substantially better than ours.
MiNDSET? SWAG-ER-ISM!!!
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"Trick is right."
"Wherever you are, Trick, you are wise, indeed."
"Correct, Sir Trick."
"Thanks tricknole!"
saw that stat about accepting students you posted in the past month or so.
You better believe I have thrown that into conversation.
Bring back Peter Tom Willis— a true Nole! -FiestaNole
And the two schools middle 50% on SAT is VERY similar as well.
UF is only ~25 points higher than FSU out of 1600…
MiNDSET? SWAG-ER-ISM!!!
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"Trick is right."
"Wherever you are, Trick, you are wise, indeed."
"Correct, Sir Trick."
"Thanks tricknole!"
I don't know about that
I’ve been happily married to a gator fan for 25 years, and I’m a huge Nole fan. My guy even stood in the freezing rain with me for 2 hours last year to welcome Bobby to the Gator Bowl for the last time.
You each have to exercise a little discretion is all.
You have a keeper for sure!
Maybe it’s me. I tend to get a bit rabid about FSU. It is bad enough dealing with neighbors from other schools, much less with someone in my own house. I’m thankful I don’t have that problem.
Don't you know that any Southern Girl worth her salt is a football fan?
I hear you
When I’m not around my guy, I can be pretty anti-gator, but when I’m around him I tone it down. I’m sure he does the same thing. Works for us.
He thinks it’s funny when some gator idiot challenges me about the Noles and I tear him up.
It is always a surprise to guys
when a girl understands football. Personally I think it was the best thing my Dad ever did for me. I’m always surrounded by guys at dinner parties because I’m such a novelty :) Thankfully my husband isn’t the jealous type and thinks it’s cute when I hold my own with all the gatas!
Don't you know that any Southern Girl worth her salt is a football fan?
I heard from all my friends that attended the game that the USCe fans were great.
I remember being in Doak this year when we were beating Clemson and they flashed on the jumbo-tron that you guys were killing uf. Thanks for that one.
I'm sure its an isolated incident, but one Cock fan was a real idiot in my section
I’m sure everyones seen the cameras that sit on the end of the big boom and drive up and down the sidelines. During the game the cameraman would swing the boom over the crowd for shots of the fans, swing over the players bench, etc. Towards the end of the game they swung the boom above the fans and panned around back towards the field. The camera was only so far above the fans and this guy sitting right behind me reaches up and starts grabbing at all the wires and cables on the back of the camera trying to yank them out. One of the crew saw the entire thing and grabbed a cop and event staff. The whole time this fan is just looking the other way, arms crossed while Nole fans all around him are pointing him out to staff, it was actually pretty funny to see. Needless to say the guy and his 3 friends were quickly escorted out of our section
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4 Cocks ejected simultaneously.
>------::----::------->Spearing 'em and Scalping 'em like it's 1999
I'm not so sure this Jimbo fella is the right man for the job.
by FrankDNole on Jan 3, 2011 7:09 PM EST up reply actions 1 recs
I think that comment deserves an ejaculation: "Oh, my!"
What? Look it up. It means “a sudden, usually loud or forceful exclamation.” Frank’s comment provoked a loud “oh, my” from me – in my best mick hubert voice, of course, because he’s such a di– oh, never mind.
Verne? Is that you?
Tell Gary to keep his hands to himself.
FSU 27
USC 24
by Dr.KennethNoisewater on Jan 5, 2011 9:21 AM EST up reply actions

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