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  • IrishDevlIrishDevl Posts: 1,390
    IrishDevl said:

    Matt20971 said:

    Aggie fans, how tall is manziel? He is listed at 6'1" but dude looks like he is 5'8". No way he is over 6'.

    If you are an aggie fan you hope he is under 6 feet. Just means you get him for four years.
    I take that four years comment back. Damn, impressive player.
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  • Matt20971Matt20971 Posts: 20
    IrishDevl said:

    IrishDevl said:

    Matt20971 said:

    Aggie fans, how tall is manziel? He is listed at 6'1" but dude looks like he is 5'8". No way he is over 6'.

    If you are an aggie fan you hope he is under 6 feet. Just means you get him for four years.
    I take that four years comment back. Damn, impressive player.
    Reminds me of a smaller Tebow. He wears his jersey skin tight making it dificult to tackle him. I think defenses will figure them out and contain him better next year.
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  • Village IdiotVillage Idiot Posts: 6,959
    How about them Texas Aggies ?   \:D/
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  • ChubbsChubbs Posts: 6,926
    Johnny Football is the real deal. Who cares if he is short compared to most QBs. The guy has more gifts than any player I have seen in a while. That 35 yard touch pass off of his back foot in the first half was sick. Little flick of the wrist and he dropped a perfect little dime piece. Fun to watch and great job A&M landing that kid. He is special.
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  • YEMTreyYEMTrey Posts: 6,716
    Herbstreit was just on ESPN the other day giving predictions for next year, and one was Johnny Football repeating as Heisman winner.
    Steve 
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  • IrishDevlIrishDevl Posts: 1,390
    Village Idiot said:
    How about them Texas Aggies ?   \:D/
    Thought you didn't care for football?  Or are you just going for the comment in every thread record? 
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  • IrishDevlIrishDevl Posts: 1,390
    YEMTrey said:
    Herbstreit was just on ESPN the other day giving predictions for next year, and one was Johnny Football repeating as Heisman winner.
    What a bold prediction, way to go out on a limb there.  My prediction for next year, ESPN will continue to be the most useless sports channel on TV.
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  • YEMTreyYEMTrey Posts: 6,716
    IrishDevl said:
    YEMTrey said:
    Herbstreit was just on ESPN the other day giving predictions for next year, and one was Johnny Football repeating as Heisman winner.
    What a bold prediction, way to go out on a limb there.  My prediction for next year, ESPN will continue to be the most useless sports channel on TV.
    I love listening to Dan Patrick rip on ESPN, aka, The Tebow Network.
    Steve 
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  • JohnInCarolinaJohnInCarolina Posts: 15,446
    Chubbs said:
    Johnny Football is the real deal. Who cares if he is short compared to most QBs. The guy has more gifts than any player I have seen in a while. That 35 yard touch pass off of his back foot in the first half was sick. Little flick of the wrist and he dropped a perfect little dime piece. Fun to watch and great job A&M landing that kid. He is special.
    The NFL will care about his height. Of course, he might still be growing.
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  • Mighty_QuinnMighty_Quinn Posts: 1,878
    While I agree that espn generally sucks, I will point out that espn made Dan Patrick and unless you're not planning on watching the game Monday night, which espn is airing, it is not really that useless. Lots of great sporting events are on there.
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  • Village IdiotVillage Idiot Posts: 6,959
    edited January 2013
    IrishDevl said:
    Village Idiot said:
    How about them Texas Aggies ?   \:D/
    Thought you didn't care for football?  Or are you just going for the comment in every thread record? 
    I.D. I never said I didn't like football.  I said professional football is a contest to see who has the richest owner.  No regional loyalties from the players whatsoever.  As you move down the line, the "local boys" are playing for their hometowns and state, culminating with high school football.  If you look at the Houston Texan's roster, you'll see that 4 out of 53 players went to college in Texas.  That's a whopping 7.5%

    Johnny Manziel was born in Tyler Texas, and moved to Kerville Texas, where he played high school football.  He was offered full scholarships at many out of state schools but chose Texas A&M.

    I realize that N.D. is a religious school, so regional loyalties probably don't mean anything to you.  And that's OK.  I just hope you see my point.
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  • YEMTreyYEMTrey Posts: 6,716
    Mighty_Quinn said:
    While I agree that espn generally sucks, I will point out that espn made Dan Patrick and unless you're not planning on watching the game Monday night, which espn is airing, it is not really that useless. Lots of great sporting events are on there.
    ESPN hasn't always sucked.  It's a general direction that they are heading in recently.
    ESPN has become more focused on being a checkout lane tabloid and farther away from pure sports.
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  • CeramicChefCeramicChef Posts: 182
    All I know is that my beloved Sooners took it in the neck last night! I also know my beloved Aggies won last night! When you went to both schools, it's hard to lose! I'll say this, the Aggie Band is the finest precision marching band in the nation! Boomer Sooners, Gig'em Aggies!
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  • IrishDevlIrishDevl Posts: 1,390
    Village Idiot said:


    IrishDevl said:


    Village Idiot said:

    How about them Texas Aggies ?   \:D/

    Thought you didn't care for football?  Or are you just going for the comment in every thread record? 

    I.D. I never said I didn't like football.  I said professional football is a contest to see who has the richest owner.  No regional loyalties from the players whatsoever.  As you move down the line, the "local boys" are playing for their hometowns and state, culminating with high school football.  If you look at the Houston Texan's roster, you'll see that 4 out of 53 players went to college in Texas.  That's a whopping 7.5%

    Johnny Manziel was born in Tyler Texas, and moved to Kerville Texas, where he played high school football.  He was offered full scholarships at many out of state schools but chose Texas A&M.

    I realize that N.D. is a religious school, so regional loyalties probably don't mean anything to you.  And that's OK.  I just hope you see my point.


    For some reason I thought you stated you didn't care for football in a thread. My bad. I certainly understand loyalties and also understand Texas produces the best football players in US - which means they are well repped in the NFL just spread out.

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  • IrishDevlIrishDevl Posts: 1,390
    YEMTrey said:


    Mighty_Quinn said:

    While I agree that espn generally sucks, I will point out that espn made Dan Patrick and unless you're not planning on watching the game Monday night, which espn is airing, it is not really that useless. Lots of great sporting events are on there.

    ESPN hasn't always sucked.  It's a general direction that they are heading in recently.
    ESPN has become more focused on being a checkout lane tabloid and farther away from pure sports.


    I agree with you comttrly, they seem to try to hard to be the cool hip sorts network and forget that sports doesn't need the ESPN hype machine.
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  • IrishDevlIrishDevl Posts: 1,390
    Village Idiot said:


    IrishDevl said:


    Village Idiot said:

    How about them Texas Aggies ?   \:D/

    Thought you didn't care for football?  Or are you just going for the comment in every thread record? 

    I.D. I never said I didn't like football.  I said professional football is a contest to see who has the richest owner.  No regional loyalties from the players whatsoever.  As you move down the line, the "local boys" are playing for their hometowns and state, culminating with high school football.  If you look at the Houston Texan's roster, you'll see that 4 out of 53 players went to college in Texas.  That's a whopping 7.5%

    Johnny Manziel was born in Tyler Texas, and moved to Kerville Texas, where he played high school football.  He was offered full scholarships at many out of state schools but chose Texas A&M.

    I realize that N.D. is a religious school, so regional loyalties probably don't mean anything to you.  And that's OK.  I just hope you see my point.




    And I always see your point. Geniuses always understand each other.

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  • IrishDevlIrishDevl Posts: 1,390
    Mighty_Quinn said:
    While I agree that espn generally sucks, I will point out that espn made Dan Patrick and unless you're not planning on watching the game Monday night, which espn is airing, it is not really that useless. Lots of great sporting events are on there.
    It's amazing that the game isn't on a national station, but ESPN got it and no doubt very happy.  Probably will be the most watched college football game in history.  
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  • XLBalcoXLBalco Posts: 604
    edited January 2013
    Village Idiot said:


    IrishDevl said:


    Village Idiot said:

    How about them Texas Aggies ?   \:D/

    Thought you didn't care for football?  Or are you just going for the comment in every thread record? 

    I.D. I never said I didn't like football.  I said professional football is a contest to see who has the richest owner.  No regional loyalties from the players whatsoever.  As you move down the line, the "local boys" are playing for their hometowns and state, culminating with high school football.  If you look at the Houston Texan's roster, you'll see that 4 out of 53 players went to college in Texas.  That's a whopping 7.5%

    Johnny Manziel was born in Tyler Texas, and moved to Kerville Texas, where he played high school football.  He was offered full scholarships at many out of state schools but chose Texas A&M.

    I realize that N.D. is a religious school, so regional loyalties probably don't mean anything to you.  And that's OK.  I just hope you see my point.


    You're not blaming the players though for refional loyalty in the nfl right?
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  • XLBalcoXLBalco Posts: 604
    Village Idiot said:


    IrishDevl said:


    Village Idiot said:

    How about them Texas Aggies ?   \:D/

    Thought you didn't care for football?  Or are you just going for the comment in every thread record? 

    I.D. I never said I didn't like football.  I said professional football is a contest to see who has the richest owner.  No regional loyalties from the players whatsoever.  As you move down the line, the "local boys" are playing for their hometowns and state, culminating with high school football.  If you look at the Houston Texan's roster, you'll see that 4 out of 53 players went to college in Texas.  That's a whopping 7.5%

    Johnny Manziel was born in Tyler Texas, and moved to Kerville Texas, where he played high school football.  He was offered full scholarships at many out of state schools but chose Texas A&M.

    I realize that N.D. is a religious school, so regional loyalties probably don't mean anything to you.  And that's OK.  I just hope you see my point.


    You're not blaming the players though for regional loyalty in the nfl right?
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  • Village IdiotVillage Idiot Posts: 6,959
    XLBalco said:
    You're not blaming the players though for refional loyalty in the nfl right?
    I don't know what you mean, XL.  I don't blame anybody for anything.  I was just stating in a previous thread why I don't care for professional football (not that I think anybody should give a $hit what I think).
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  • XLBalcoXLBalco Posts: 604

    you said no regional loyalties from the players whatsoever.

    i just wasnt sure if you were putting that on the players that they dont play from their hometown like it is a choice of theirs.

    thats all

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  • SmokinDAWG82SmokinDAWG82 Posts: 1,705
    Guess Manziel was tall enough last night, over 500 yds of offense...Not Too Shabby
    Congrats to Ole Miss on a nice win today too.

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  • nolaeggheadnolaegghead Posts: 31,666
    Manziel is the same height as Drew Brees, who just broke a bunch of NFL QB records. 

    The NFL isn't a contest between who has the most money and can buy the best players - it's a socialist environment - there are salary caps and all the revenue is shared.
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  • XLBalcoXLBalco Posts: 604

    it is the collegiate level that is the capitalist enviroment!

     

    >:)
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  • ChubbsChubbs Posts: 6,926
    @JohninCarolina- Drew Brees is a pocket passer who can't even see over his line. Done pretty well. Mike Vick is more of a comparison to Manziel and he is listed at an inch shorter than Manziel. Height will definitely come up when he is drafted, but it is clear the NFL teams are starting branch out for more of a dual threat player at the QB position with the emergence of Vick, then Cam, then RGIII, Luck, Wilson etc. Manziel will have a future in the NFL.
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  • IrishDevlIrishDevl Posts: 1,390
    Chubbs said:

    @JohninCarolina- Drew Brees is a pocket passer who can't even see over his line. Done pretty well. Mike Vick is more of a comparison to Manziel and he is listed at an inch shorter than Manziel. Height will definitely come up when he is drafted, but it is clear the NFL teams are starting branch out for more of a dual threat player at the QB position with the emergence of Vick, then Cam, then RGIII, Luck, Wilson etc. Manziel will have a future in the NFL.

    I agree, after watching him last night. He will be one of those nfl quarterbacks on the shorter side, but one of the best when he is fully ready.
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  • JohnInCarolinaJohnInCarolina Posts: 15,446
    I knew God was upset with the Catholics, just not quite this much.  
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  • IrishDevlIrishDevl Posts: 1,390
    Not good.
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  • Hokie_SmokerHokie_Smoker Posts: 662
    JohnInCarolina said:
    I knew God was upset with the Catholics, just not quite this much.  

    Turn out the lights the party's over.

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  • BrowninggoldBrowninggold Posts: 453
    What game? Looks like Alabama is @ a practice
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