[NU Sports] So I guess Texas Tech ...

[Roy S. Lamberton]

IMHO, what I saw was a bigger, stronger Auburn pushing the smaller Oregon defense around.

Oregon closed the holes quick, but when they needed the yards, Newton or someone else had
the time and space to make it happen.

Now there were times in the first half when Oregon had the Auburn D back on their heels,
blowing hard, but Auburn came up with defensive plays that got them the ball and kept the
Ducks out of the endzone.

BTW, I have no personal animosity towards ESPN - they provide coverage of several youth
sports programs that I work with and which is a major selling point for sponsorship of our
local efforts.

rsl 

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-----Original Message-----
From: nwu-sports-bounces at tssi.com [mailto:nwu-sports-bounces at tssi.com] On Behalf Of
Jonathan Hodges
Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2011 2:00 AM
To: SjT (Stephen J. Truog)
Cc: NUSPORTS
Subject: Re: [NU Sports] So I guess Texas Tech ...

Ironic that you of all people advertise the fact that you watched the BCS
title game on ESPN, helping to perpetuate the system you hate so much
instead of canceling your cable/satellite so as not to hand over about $3
per month (and your viewership) to ESPN.

In any case I think it's pretty clear what great pressure up front with your
DL can do with Auburn looking like a polar opposite of NU down the stretch
this season on the line.  Auburn's secondary wasn't that great and gave up
some big plays but those guys in the middle made plays all night long.

Jonathan

On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 11:48 PM, SjT (Stephen J. Truog)
<sjtruog at yahoo.com>wrote:

> ... is your 2012 B(C)S Bowl Champions! :)
>
> Well, provided they can find $200K and a agent/father to steer another Cam
> Newton their way.
>
> We used to play preseason #1s in our bowl games - now we played a team a
> year away from a title and went to OT with them. At least we can hang our
> heads on that.
>
> In the meantime, the endless onslaught of the B(C)S/ESPN Bowl Season (which
> seems to have lasted longer than the 2008 presidential primary season or the
> reign of some monarchs) has finally ended. I wish I could tell you something
> about 95% of those games ... I'll have to look up the results and get the
> pick tallies to you sometime before the next B(C)S/ESPN Bowl Season begins,
> which I think ... well ... it appears another bowl has been scheduled for
> tomorrow with two 5-7 Big Sky and Missouri Valley teams, so it may be awhile
> is what I'm saying. :)
>
> Meanwhile, it more interesting football news today ...
>
> * Les Miles to Michigan seems to be the rumor of the day. If so, it could
> be bad news for the rest of us in the league. The Mad Hatter's a "Michigan
> Man" who can unite the alums, make them say "Jim who?" with joy and a pretty
> good coach as well. We'll see if it really happens this time.
>
> All hail the SEC and their deep pockets! Blah blah blah ... bring on the
> new era of the Big Ten!
>
> GO CATS!!!
> -SjT
>
> * * * * * * * * *
> STEPHEN J. TRUOG
> sjtruog at yahoo.com
> GO CATS!!! GEAUX SAINTS!!!
> Super Bowl XLIV Champions!
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