2012 NFL / College Football Seasons

[wreckem279]

Have no fear. Texas could only muster a 21-17 win against Kansas yesterday. ...and we're back to switching QB'S mid game. Y'all should have no trouble next week.


Don't worry... The Aggies right now are an aberration. Next year they should o back to their normal selves... At the same time, thank god they jumped shipped to the SEC this season or they would have totally crushed the Horns.

You guys have a bunch of talent. AND y'all get up to play us most years when the weird situation like this arises. If y'all have a running QB y'all will be able to score. Gotta stop saying y'all.

Ill take a one point win.

[darkwinterbeast8]

That's more like it, Lions.

Stafford had a good game, easy to do against the softest team in the NFL. Their schedule gets quite brutal after next week's game in Jacksonville.

As for being a fan of the team softer than Charmin Ultra, I must say that was embarassing and every player besides Lynch and Wilson deserve to be cut after that pathetic performance.

[clashcityrocker10]

Not even your high school? Wow. I didn't think there was a high school in America that didn't have a football team. Mine certainly did. And it suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuucked

My high school has never had a football team. We were big enough, I'd imagine (350-400 kids in a graduating class), but being from where I am, it isn't the huge cultural thing that it is in other parts of the country, and it's not always easy/worth it to find practice space.

Basketball was the hyped-up sporting event at my high school. I never went to a game, though; I was too busy running track.

[CJHobbes]

There's a high school a few towns over from where I grew up that dropped the football team for a few years because of lack of participation. I believe they got it back, but it's a small school. Maybe 150 students total, about 35 per grade. Those players have no choice but to play two-way.

I graduated from an art college, and because of that we didn't have a football team, or any sports teams for that matter. I did spend a year at Va Tech, but it was the year before Michael Vick played and took them to the championship game.

I should have stayed one more semester. >.>

[Cubecubed]

Stafford had a good game, easy to do against the softest team in the NFL. Their schedule gets quite brutal after next week's game in Jacksonville.

As for being a fan of the team softer than Charmin Ultra, I must say that was embarassing and every player besides Lynch and Wilson deserve to be cut after that pathetic performance.

The Lions have the talent to beat anybody. It all comes down to execution for them.

[Bront20]

The Lions have the talent to beat anybody. It all comes down to execution for them.

No, they're thin at RB and their D is a bit depleted this year.

That said, I agree they can be better than they are. They're undisciplined, and that's the coaches fault. Too many stupid penalties.

[Cubecubed]

No, they're thin at RB and their D is a bit depleted this year.

That said, I agree they can be better than they are. They're undisciplined, and that's the coaches fault. Too many stupid penalties.

Their D line and LB's are good, just their secondary needs help. RB's aren't as important as they used to be, and Leshoure is a serviceable back, at least.

[darkwinterbeast8]

If Detroit had a RB of the caliber of LeSean McCoy or Steven Jackson, they'd be a multi-dimentional offense that would be scary for even the best Defenses to play. As is, they're a collection of talent on parts of both sides of the ball that still have to get better at RB/FB on offense and need an upgrade in their secondaries and possibly linebackers on Defense. They're still in better shape and further along in building a complete team than my Seahawks are.

[JBlack240]

What the **** LSU?

[BachiG]

Great. Somehow UT wins against Tech, and now everything's all honky-dory all over again with Mack Brown...