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Originally posted by UWFMubbish
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No. The crowds are usually small, and some or all of the proceeds go to charity in some of them. It's just an opportunity to play one more game.
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I have not seen SEO play, but ESU is pretty talented and tough to prepare for. Their run game is mediocre at best, but the short passing game is really good. The qb gets the ball out really fast. They aren't very fast on offense, but once the dink and dunk thing gets rolling, they like to go hurry up and can really get rolling at times.
ESU DL and LB'S are really good, but the secondary is soft. If SEO can pass pro long enough to go over the top, they can gig ESU and make it a track meet.Comment
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As for the smack talk, reloadmvp is just having fun. He would predict the same margin of victory if ESU played the Patriots.Comment
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Well luckily for SEOSU the O Line is really big and really good. Sounds like we may need it if the ESU D Line is as good as you say. I'm a big fan of those guys up front they do an awesome job of keeping my son safe!Comment
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No clue who is gonna win, but that dude sure talks a lotta trash for a 6-5 team.
Good luck to Southeastern.Comment
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Good luck to Southeastern!! Represent the GAC well.Comment
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Today, I am a Savage Storm and a Bison. Go GAC!Comment
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You had a 50/50 chance at getting the right choice. Better luck next time.Originally posted by Tech Boys View PostComment
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as a person who has seen multiple teams in multiple games in both conferences over the last 3 months, i have to agree with reload. your statement about MIAA having 1 good team. very homer and very wrong lol.Originally posted by LeftSider View Post
the number 2 team in the GAC would be beaten like a drum by the top 5 in the MIAA and i think youre about to find that out. well see. thats why they play.
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SEO joins the game with a nice drive
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13:40 left in the halfComment
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