@calfoxwc said:
well, when you bitch as a mod about being nicer to you, then you take to smarting off like fool, that is just the way it is. You don't get it - rapistberger went to Miami. As I remember, Miami has always had a strong team back when I was in college. He had a lot of talent around him.
Here's a clue for you - lame your butt. Rapistberger started at Miami in 2001. Now, in 2000, Miami U. went 11-1, went to the Sugar Bowl and won it. So much for bragging on your boyfriend raptistberger. Of course rapistberger had great stats, they were great before he ever got to college.
In 1998, Miami was 9-3, and they won the MicronPC Bowl.
In 1999, Miami was 9-4, and the won the Gator Bowl.
Long time lurker of the board; die hard Cleveland fan, born and raised.
I usually just sit back and read you guys, enjoying the banter and drama, but in this case I couldn't resist.
The quotes from Calfox spewing the stats about how good Rapistberger's team was around him when he was in school, finally forced me to get involved. He's going on a rant about how good "Miami U" was before Ben arrived, which would be a perfectly reasonable argument... if only he were talking about the CORRECT COLLEGE TEAM. Ben didn't attend school at the University of Miami, which is the team that went 11-1 in 2000 and won the Sugar Bowl. That school is in Florida and goes by the name "Hurricanes"... you may have heard of them. Ben went to a much lesser known school, Miami University, which is located in Ohio, goes by the "Redhawks" and is in the MAC.
They were terrible in 2000 (6-5 against MAC competition), the year before Big Ben. There was little to no talent on that team. He raised them to a 13-1 record (in his third year in college, only his fourth year playing the QB position after only playing one year at QB in high school) before deciding to go pro, and by 2006, the Redhawks returned to trash by going 2-10 (and they've had one year with a winning record since).
I understand you're passionate about Josh Allen and will basically say anything to try to convince people of your point of view, but if you are not even going to be in the right stratosphere with your "stats", people are going to lose the last remaining shred of respect they may have had for you.
Go Browns!!