Elliott is a beast
2015 College Football Playoff National Championship: Ohio St vs. Oregon
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He is he runs hard as hell
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Yes he is, he is nothing like the Amish I saw when visiting my niece there.
No pressure at all on Jones
He could make a sandwich
He could make a sandwich
Oregon D wearing down already
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Zobaczcie suki
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Well maybe not
One sided for sure
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Good call on the score, but wrong teams. Dang it to heck (sorry man, I'm a little upset).
Brian
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Dang. I finally got one right!
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Elliot had a game geesh 4 TDs and like 250 rushing wowza!
WildBB
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And he gave B I G props to his OL.
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I think this puts the rest any NCAA championship controversy. With the exception of missing TCU, Ohio State clearly showed they deserved to be there. Beating both Alabama and Oregon is impressive.
Needs to be expanded ASAP. Still too much doubt about who would have won had TCU and a couple of other teams been invited, IMHO.
I noticed it first,,, post #64
http://www.cnn.com/2015/01/13/showbiz/feat-bob-newhart-college-football-championship-referee/
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Cardale Jones going pro? or does he come back for one more year?
Goal post torn down, 89 fires set after Ohio State's national title win
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/nation-world/chi-ohio-state-fan-reaction-20150113-story.html
Fans took to the streets after Ohio State's football championship victory early Tuesday, yelling and screaming in delight, setting nearly 90 fires and in the case of a few, tearing down an Ohio Stadium goal post. A few injuries were reported.
Police made a handful of arrests after using tear gas and pepper spray to disperse crowds of Ohio State students and other fans following the Buckeyes' win.
Thousands converged on the Ohio State football stadium, where police turned most of them away. Most headed back to the bar area, where cruisers lined the street and officers limited pedestrian and vehicular traffic.
Fans tore down a temporary goal post used for high school games on the south end of the Ohio Stadium field, said university spokesman Dan Hedman.
University police responded to various places in and around campus, including Ohio Stadium, the university's Mirror Lake, a popular student gathering spot, and the neighborhood north of campus, Hedman said.
The 89 fires reported to the Columbus Fire Department involved trash bins, Dumpsters and couches, according to spokeswoman Battalion Chief Tracy Smith. The agency also said it responded to five reports of people with injuries.
Smith says the 89 reports started coming in just before 1 a.m. with the last reported about 4:45 a.m.
Some officers used pepper spray to clear revelers from the street, while canisters of tear gas were also deployed. The crowds began going home within about two hours.
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/nation-world/chi-ohio-state-fan-reaction-20150113-story.html
Fans took to the streets after Ohio State's football championship victory early Tuesday, yelling and screaming in delight, setting nearly 90 fires and in the case of a few, tearing down an Ohio Stadium goal post. A few injuries were reported.
Police made a handful of arrests after using tear gas and pepper spray to disperse crowds of Ohio State students and other fans following the Buckeyes' win.
Thousands converged on the Ohio State football stadium, where police turned most of them away. Most headed back to the bar area, where cruisers lined the street and officers limited pedestrian and vehicular traffic.
Fans tore down a temporary goal post used for high school games on the south end of the Ohio Stadium field, said university spokesman Dan Hedman.
University police responded to various places in and around campus, including Ohio Stadium, the university's Mirror Lake, a popular student gathering spot, and the neighborhood north of campus, Hedman said.
The 89 fires reported to the Columbus Fire Department involved trash bins, Dumpsters and couches, according to spokeswoman Battalion Chief Tracy Smith. The agency also said it responded to five reports of people with injuries.
Smith says the 89 reports started coming in just before 1 a.m. with the last reported about 4:45 a.m.
Some officers used pepper spray to clear revelers from the street, while canisters of tear gas were also deployed. The crowds began going home within about two hours.
