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Rutgers 28 UL 25

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That was a good game...

Indeed...

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Fantastic game. The top of the BEast is for real...

Rutgers deserves it, UL doesnt...Bottom line. Neither the offense or defense showed up in the second half.

Great Game.........

 

All I need is a UK win, And this would be a great Weekend.

That was an awesome game. Now the question is, how high up does Rutgers move??

Coach Schiano, there is a lady named Shalala from Coral Gables on the phone...

 

:thumb:

The Scarlet Knights...my new favorite team!

 

I think that sound I hear in the background is the sigh of relief coming from the BCS Championship comittee...

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I seem to remember someone saying Rutgers is a more advanced version of UC, and that they would give the Cards the same problems. Check...

Now, watch as Rutgers loses to WVU and the Big East gets shafted.

Seriously, as soon as the UL player jumped offsides, didn't you know they'd miss that FG? Just the universe's twisted way of rubbing it in.

This game gives the old ammunition as to why UL shouldn't have been in the NC game.

Honestly, UL had the inside track to the NC game, but they just got physically whipped, as any team could get whipped physically from the halfway point of the second quarter on.

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