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UF is gonna run it up. Typical Steve Spur...I mean Urban Meyer.

Maybe he saw the Pitt game, UC can score quickly and the defense is getting tired.

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I really wanted to watch the post game, but I can't take anymore Tebow love-fest.

It's Cincinnati's job to stop them. Stop them and quit complaining about it.

 

I don't see any UC fans complaining... :idunno:

It's Cincinnati's job to stop them. Stop them and quit complaining about it.

 

 

Exactly!

 

Now they will pull the starters on offense I am guessing. I would keep the starters in on defense, unless UC pulls there 1st team offense.

Bama passed for 239 yards in that game. Dunlop would have a made a difference. Enough to win, who can say? But it was only a six point game at the half.

 

Plenty of that 239 was play action and quick stuff. Ingram had like 80 of that on a screen pass for instance. Dunlap for all of his hype does not do that much IMO. I think Cunningham is way more consistent for them.

 

It's Cincinnati's job to stop them. Stop them and quit complaining about it.

 

I'm not complaining, I could care less. UC's job is to stop them, but at some point most coaches would substitute or something. Meyer wanted sympathy this week, and stuff like this will make it tougher for him to get it.

I wanna see Tony and Mardy hook up one more time.

Maybe he saw the Pitt game, UC can score quickly and the defense is getting tired.

 

Maybe Meyer runs it up any chance he gets and then cries when things don't go his way. He had the nerve to get mad at UGA and Mark Richt a few years ago when his teams do the same thing. Maybe UF doesn't run on the field to celebrate a TD, but Meyer rarely shows class either.

I don't see any UC fans complaining... :idunno:
I never said there were. Just another bad post about running up the score because the game is a blow out.
I wanna see Tony and Mardy hook up one more time.

 

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Saw on twitter earlier where someone saw a UC fan with a Gilyard Bengals jersey at the game tonight.

I'm not complaining, I could care less. UC's job is to stop them, but at some point most coaches would substitute or something. Meyer wanted sympathy this week, and stuff like this will make it tougher for him to get it.

You mean like when Kentucky left John Wall and a couple of other starters in the game late in a blowout against Hartford?

I know I don't have a good reason for this, but I just have a hard time liking Tebow. He's too perfect. I'd like to at least know he drives over the speed limit once in a while or has intentionally stepped on a spider.

I never said there were. Just another bad post about running up the score because the game is a blow out.

 

I guess Meyer has never padded the lead? What a joke man.:idunno:

 

#1 I was joking. #2 if you think Urban doesn't try to push leads out as bad as he can, even when the games out of reach you don't watch much UF football. Sure UC should stop them, but at some point run the clock out and put in subs.

I know I don't have a good reason for this, but I just have a hard time liking Tebow. He's too perfect. I'd like to at least know he drives over the speed limit once in a while or has intentionally stepped on a spider.

 

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