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College Football 2025

Posted: August 30 25, 9:28 am
by CardsofSTL
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Re: College Football 2025

Posted: August 30 25, 9:29 am
by CardsofSTL
It's going down.

With tickets as low as $290 I am not sure why anyone would miss today's Texas - OSU game at the Shoe

Re: College Football 2025

Posted: August 30 25, 6:36 pm
by CardsofSTL




The comments :cry: :cry:

Re: College Football 2025

Posted: August 30 25, 9:29 pm
by Popeye_Card
Ryan Day could win 1000 games, but no matter what he creeps the [expletive] out of me.

Re: College Football 2025

Posted: September 4 25, 11:16 pm
by CardsofSTL
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Re: College Football 2025

Posted: September 5 25, 1:34 pm
by Joe Shlabotnik
Yesterday the Goodyear blimp flew right over Casa Shlab on its way to Eugene for this weekend's Ducks game. Didn't know it was still a thing

Re: College Football 2025

Posted: September 14 25, 10:23 am
by CardsofSTL

Re: College Football 2025

Posted: September 28 25, 12:09 pm
by sighyoung


Bobby Petrino is now the interim head coach at Arkansas. His second stint at Louisville didn't end too well, and I don't expect this one to end well for Arkansas, either.

Re: College Football 2025

Posted: September 28 25, 12:24 pm
by CardsofSTL
sighyoung wrote:
September 28 25, 12:09 pm


Bobby Petrino is now the interim head coach at Arkansas. His second stint at Louisville didn't end too well, and I don't expect this one to end well for Arkansas, either.
Petrino seems to have a history of being a jackass but he keeps getting hired to coach.

Re: College Football 2025

Posted: September 28 25, 7:33 pm
by sighyoung
CardsofSTL wrote:
September 28 25, 12:24 pm
sighyoung wrote:
September 28 25, 12:09 pm


Bobby Petrino is now the interim head coach at Arkansas. His second stint at Louisville didn't end too well, and I don't expect this one to end well for Arkansas, either.
Petrino seems to have a history of being a jackass but he keeps getting hired to coach.
Especially at schools where he's already worn out his welcome. The thing is, both Louisville and Arkansas set things up where he could step right back in. (With Louisville, Petrino was coaching right down in I-65 at Western Kentucky, and as OC for Arkansas, you knew the head coach was likely a lame duck.)

Winning is everything, and he won at Arkansas during his last stint as head coach. But he cratered Louisville's program the last time he coached here.