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[Knightstalker]

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[lewdogg11]

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Dude!  Her face looked like a bucket of smashed a-holes.

[Knightstalker]

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Dude!  Her face looked like a bucket of smashed a-holes.

I just provide the link, I don't judge, but if you got to some previous days it is much better.  Besides it is not Face of the Day.

+K for bucket of smashed A-holes.

[Jonny Utah]

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Dude!  Her face looked like a bucket of smashed a-holes.

I just provide the link, I don't judge, but if you got to some previous days it is much better.  Besides it is not Face of the Day.

+K for bucket of smashed A-holes.

I only saw one hole.  Inbetween her two front teeth.

[lewdogg11]

TOTD

Dude!  Her face looked like a bucket of smashed a-holes.

I just provide the link, I don't judge, but if you got to some previous days it is much better.  Besides it is not Face of the Day.

+K for bucket of smashed A-holes.

Yeah, I understand, but her face flat-out ruins the whole picture.  They should have had her face away from the camera.  Or cut her head off.

[Frank Rossi]

Regarding the preseason poll;

-Leb Val receives 10 more votes than Alfred...interesting
-Will the MAC be the premier league in the East this year
-Union the LL favorite receives 12 votes? Slap in the face to the LL or not? Pumpkin heads getting 3 votes and  the Engineers no where to be found
-Montclair State comes in at #25 representing the NJAC
-Curry 6 votes one more than Ithaca's 5
-Fisher receives 21 votes one more than Frank W-less Rowan

Many questions and thoughts in dlip's head. He for one really enjoys pre-season poll because they give his D3 obsessed ass something to talk about before the season starts. It will be interesting to see how the season plays out and how these top 25 teams fare.

I'll be honest, dlip, Union was not in my Top 25 -- my thought is they are around 27 or 28 in my own poll (right around Ithaca).  Hobart is probably around 30/31 in my ballot.  Curry would be very, very deep (they have very few returners on offense this year -- I have trouble picking them to win the NEFC, let alone winning a playoff game this year).  The winner of the UNI/ITH game would definitely gain some momentum on my ballot, but we also have to remember that teams from other regions play some big games in the first couple weeks of play.  So no guarantees there.  Also, if Hobart can pull off the win vs. SJF on 9/25, that would impress me quite a bit unless SJF plays a crappy first three games before that.

As for SJF, I placed them higher than most on my ballot because I looked at their schedule last year and the crux of the team that comes back this year.  Remember that SJF was actually in the discussion for a potential Pool C bid last year because of the weighty schedule (that was before we learned that no team with more than one loss was going to get in, according to the Committee Chair).  I think they're the team to beat in the E6 this year -- and their schedule in the first 4 games (Brockport, Buff St., Rochester and Hobart) will help prove a lot from the outset.

[pumkinattack]

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Dude!  Her face looked like a bucket of smashed a-holes.

I just provide the link, I don't judge, but if you got to some previous days it is much better.  Besides it is not Face of the Day.

+K for bucket of smashed A-holes.

Yeah, I understand, but her face flat-out ruins the whole picture.  They should have had her face away from the camera.  Or cut her head off.

Agreed.  She looks about on par with the strippers in Dayton, OH. 

As for football, it'll be an interesting season.  all the upstate/new england E*/LL teams have a ton to prove.  some good , interesting OOC games for many.  I don't know if RPI or the E8 teams have stepped up their scheduling (not so much SJF or IC, but the rest of them beat up an the sister's of the poor last year). 

[AUPepBand]

As for football, it'll be an interesting season.  all the upstate/new england E*/LL teams have a ton to prove.  some good , interesting OOC games for many.  I don't know if RPI or the E8 teams have stepped up their scheduling (not so much SJF or IC, but the rest of them beat up an the sister's of the poor last year). 

Pep is pleased that RPI agreed to host the Saxons on Oct. 16. Widener replaces UMASS-Dartmouth, and Frostburg State replaces FDU-Florham on the Saxon schedule.

[Knightstalker]

TOTD

Dude!  Her face looked like a bucket of smashed a-holes.

I just provide the link, I don't judge, but if you got to some previous days it is much better.  Besides it is not Face of the Day.

+K for bucket of smashed A-holes.

Yeah, I understand, but her face flat-out ruins the whole picture.  They should have had her face away from the camera.  Or cut her head off.

Agreed.  She looks about on par with the strippers in Dayton, OH. 

As for football, it'll be an interesting season.  all the upstate/new england E*/LL teams have a ton to prove.  some good , interesting OOC games for many.  I don't know if RPI or the E8 teams have stepped up their scheduling (not so much SJF or IC, but the rest of them beat up an the sister's of the poor last year). 

That is where the arab veil thing would come in handy.  She looks like the strippers in the biker go-go bar that KS was the bouncer in for a while in the late 80's.

[Knightstalker]

This must have been one hell of a fight to try to land this fish.
http://www.grindtv.com/outdoor/blog/19543/marlin+goes+berserk+attacks+press+boat+during+hawaii+tournament/

[dlippiel]

Regarding the preseason poll;

-Leb Val receives 10 more votes than Alfred...interesting
-Will the MAC be the premier league in the East this year
-Union the LL favorite receives 12 votes? Slap in the face to the LL or not? Pumpkin heads getting 3 votes and  the Engineers no where to be found
-Montclair State comes in at #25 representing the NJAC
-Curry 6 votes one more than Ithaca's 5
-Fisher receives 21 votes one more than Frank W-less Rowan

Many questions and thoughts in dlip's head. He for one really enjoys pre-season poll because they give his D3 obsessed ass something to talk about before the season starts. It will be interesting to see how the season plays out and how these top 25 teams fare.

I'll be honest, dlip, Union was not in my Top 25 -- my thought is they are around 27 or 28 in my own poll (right around Ithaca).  Hobart is probably around 30/31 in my ballot.  Curry would be very, very deep (they have very few returners on offense this year -- I have trouble picking them to win the NEFC, let alone winning a playoff game this year).  The winner of the UNI/ITH game would definitely gain some momentum on my ballot, but we also have to remember that teams from other regions play some big games in the first couple weeks of play.  So no guarantees there.  Also, if Hobart can pull off the win vs. SJF on 9/25, that would impress me quite a bit unless SJF plays a crappy first three games before that.

As for SJF, I placed them higher than most on my ballot because I looked at their schedule last year and the crux of the team that comes back this year.  Remember that SJF was actually in the discussion for a potential Pool C bid last year because of the weighty schedule (that was before we learned that no team with more than one loss was going to get in, according to the Committee Chair).  I think they're the team to beat in the E6 this year -- and their schedule in the first 4 games (Brockport, Buff St., Rochester and Hobart) will help prove a lot from the outset.

dlip concurs Frank, for him Union would fall in the 30-35 range with Bart right in there as well. Ithaca will have to really make noise this year (that includes a victory over Union) to fall into consideration for a spot in the national picture this year. SJF dlip really agrees with you and a few days back he posted after looking at their results last year and who they have returning may sneak up on Del Val and have a shot at the East crown. One team who has been somewhat forgotten (and with cause) is Springfield. The Pride return a very athletic and matured QB and we all know what that mean in a system like the triple option; trouble. With a decent O-line and some talented players on O dlip has his eye on the Pride as his dark horse in 2010. He was high on them last year and felt for the most part they clawed their way back into respectability.

P.S. Curry will dominate the East this year...

[dlippiel]

Hilarious...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6EZkIaJcCI

[Frank Rossi]

P.S. Curry will dominate the East this year...

You're projecting an onslaught of new Indian restaurants this year?

[pg04]

P.S. Curry will dominate the East this year...

You're projecting an onslaught of new Indian restaurants this year?

I like Thai food myself. 

[union89]

Regarding the preseason poll;

-Leb Val receives 10 more votes than Alfred...interesting
-Will the MAC be the premier league in the East this year
-Union the LL favorite receives 12 votes? Slap in the face to the LL or not? Pumpkin heads getting 3 votes and  the Engineers no where to be found
-Montclair State comes in at #25 representing the NJAC
-Curry 6 votes one more than Ithaca's 5
-Fisher receives 21 votes one more than Frank W-less Rowan

Many questions and thoughts in dlip's head. He for one really enjoys pre-season poll because they give his D3 obsessed ass something to talk about before the season starts. It will be interesting to see how the season plays out and how these top 25 teams fare.

I'll be honest, dlip, Union was not in my Top 25 -- my thought is they are around 27 or 28 in my own poll (right around Ithaca).  Hobart is probably around 30/31 in my ballot.  Curry would be very, very deep (they have very few returners on offense this year -- I have trouble picking them to win the NEFC, let alone winning a playoff game this year).  The winner of the UNI/ITH game would definitely gain some momentum on my ballot, but we also have to remember that teams from other regions play some big games in the first couple weeks of play.  So no guarantees there.  Also, if Hobart can pull off the win vs. SJF on 9/25, that would impress me quite a bit unless SJF plays a crappy first three games before that.

As for SJF, I placed them higher than most on my ballot because I looked at their schedule last year and the crux of the team that comes back this year.  Remember that SJF was actually in the discussion for a potential Pool C bid last year because of the weighty schedule (that was before we learned that no team with more than one loss was going to get in, according to the Committee Chair).  I think they're the team to beat in the E6 this year -- and their schedule in the first 4 games (Brockport, Buff St., Rochester and Hobart) will help prove a lot from the outset.

dlip concurs Frank, for him Union would fall in the 30-35 range with Bart right in there as well. Ithaca will have to really make noise this year (that includes a victory over Union) to fall into consideration for a spot in the national picture this year. SJF dlip really agrees with you and a few days back he posted after looking at their results last year and who they have returning may sneak up on Del Val and have a shot at the East crown. One team who has been somewhat forgotten (and with cause) is Springfield. The Pride return a very athletic and matured QB and we all know what that mean in a system like the triple option; trouble. With a decent O-line and some talented players on O dlip has his eye on the Pride as his dark horse in 2010. He was high on them last year and felt for the most part they clawed their way back into respectability.

P.S. Curry will dominate the East this year...

Dude, you're the man, but.......week in......week out.....every year, you love Springfield.


HEY PRIDE.......