Nov
9
Burgers, Dogs, Roasted Pork, Steaks! What school is the best for college football tailgates?
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Food is the third most important aspect of a college football game behind beer and ultimately good football. So in our wild world today explain to me who has the best tailgates and why. In 2005 Sports Illustrated labeled Penn State as the Best Tailgating school in the country as well as the Greatest Show in College Football. Lets hear your wild tailgating stories and the crazy stuff your school or favorite school does with tailgating and getting pumped for gameday.
NOE
Oct
21
I’m doing a pop culture grid for my school newspaper, what would be some good questions to use?
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pop culture grid just like the ones in sports illustrated. Let me know some good ones. thanks
HOWARD
Feb
2
Notre Dame deserve to get a free pass to BCS every year and embarass themselves?
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Money is always the catch isn’t it but what about 101 Footblall Integrity. Academics Dah! What team made the Sports Illustrated Capmus Academic Cover for graduating Senior Athletes. Florida!
STEFAN
Dec
10
Personally, I think Brett Favre is definitely one of the greatest quarterback of all times. I am a Cheesehead fan but I really think he had a phenomenal season and his game plan has been solid (Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year). Who else or who do you think is the greatest quarterback of all time?
LAWRENCE
Dec
3
What city has the most addictive sports fans that are obsessed with sports like Football and Baseball?
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Like which city has the most fans that are very obsessive with sports that collect all the jerseys and know everything about each sports?
WILLIAMS
Nov
16
is there anything sweeter than watching the patriots fail?
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i feel like robert barone after hearing about raymond get denied the sports illustrated column…
or like hearing that the straight -A-goody-two-shoes of the class get a D in a project
or like watching the snoty-brown-nose-perfect-body-validictorian-girl-that-won’t-go-out-with-me take a sweet tumble down some steps at graduation….
okay. call me a hater but as a colts fan…is there really anything sweeter then watching the patriots lose????
HENRY
Nov
14
Oregon has more people (3.6 million to 3.5 million)
Oregon is bigger (98,000 Square Miles vs. 69,000 Square Miles)
Oregon has been a state longer (1859 vs 1907)
Oregon football has been around longer (1894 vs. 1896)
Oregon football has better facilities (ranked by Sports Illustrated, 2004)
Oregon has a bigger economy (128 Billion vs. 107 billion)
Oregon citizens earn more money (Oregon 23rd at $21,000 Oklahoma 43rd at $16,900
Oregon students score higher on aptitude tests (NEA factbook)
Oregon spends more per pupil than Oklahoma (NEA factbook)
Oregon spends more overall on education than Oklahoma (NEA factbook)
Oregon citizens live longer and are healthier than Oklahomans (JAMA journal)
So my question is, why did Oregon play a team from such a poor, small state? I’m neutral as I live in Florida.
Tulsa Time must be retarded. Well, he is an Okie…
I’m from Florida, not Oregon and I don’t care much for the Pac-10. But I dislike Okies even more.
Wow…you are a hick huh Tulsa boy?
RONNY
Aug
25
Did anyone else know there was a World Cup of American Football?
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No joke, I saw an bit in a recent Sports Illustrated where the held the tournament in Japan.
The US won this year’s edition by beating Japan (the host country) in Double OT?
LOL…anyone thinks this will catch on like that other World Cup?
NICOLAS