Whwn it comes to rooting for the home team I got that beat
''This is the perfect ending to a perfect season,'' coach Tim Murphy said, pausing to add, ''the most perfect season.''
Harvard (10-0, 7-0 Ivy) had already clinched at least a share of the Ivy title, and the 2004 banner had been added to the ring above Harvard Stadium. But no season is complete without a victory against Yale (5-5, 3-4), and Harvard finished them off for the fourth consecutive year; the last Harvard seniors to go 4-0 against their rivals was the class of '23.
The only consolation for Yale was the fact that some of its partisans managed to steal the Harvard flag at halftime.
Considered yourself outhomered.
wil.:banger:
Harvard 35, Yale 3
''This is the perfect ending to a perfect season,'' coach Tim Murphy said, pausing to add, ''the most perfect season.''
Harvard (10-0, 7-0 Ivy) had already clinched at least a share of the Ivy title, and the 2004 banner had been added to the ring above Harvard Stadium. But no season is complete without a victory against Yale (5-5, 3-4), and Harvard finished them off for the fourth consecutive year; the last Harvard seniors to go 4-0 against their rivals was the class of '23.
The only consolation for Yale was the fact that some of its partisans managed to steal the Harvard flag at halftime.
Considered yourself outhomered.
wil.:banger:
Definitely need either an extra game of #1 vs #2 after bowls, or a final three games after the bowls, with the final 8 playing New Year's day games for following semifinal berths, then a championship game.
The last three seasons, the BCS champ was an 5 loss team the prior season, as OU, OSU, and LSU all came off 8-5 years, now Auburn just may fit that bill, but starting #18 in the preseason, vs #1-#2 for USC and OU may too big an hill for them to overcome, as bias and perception based on three-year runs by USC and OU give them an huge edge in national perception due to consistency..which from season-to-season(especially in the SEC) doesn't always reflect the truth.
Utah would definitely move the ball on the big boys..now would their D hold enough?..they definitely would need shootouts to beat a heavyweight.
The last three seasons, the BCS champ was an 5 loss team the prior season, as OU, OSU, and LSU all came off 8-5 years, now Auburn just may fit that bill, but starting #18 in the preseason, vs #1-#2 for USC and OU may too big an hill for them to overcome, as bias and perception based on three-year runs by USC and OU give them an huge edge in national perception due to consistency..which from season-to-season(especially in the SEC) doesn't always reflect the truth.
Utah would definitely move the ball on the big boys..now would their D hold enough?..they definitely would need shootouts to beat a heavyweight.
