Rank the Final Four

[SimpleJack]

The seeds have already agreed to do a very good opinion of this year. The last 4, I look forward to seeing a great crop. Especially looking forward to next week, NDSU / GSU game. I think the best defense will play the rest of the best that one the rest of the offense.

WTF did he say? I've read it about 10 times and am wondering if maybe I'm in some bizzaro world of non-comprehension or if it truly makes no sense. Let me know so I can stop worrying about my sanity.

[Bear]

The seeds have already agreed to do a very good opinion of this year. The last 4, I look forward to seeing a great crop. Especially looking forward to next week, NDSU / GSU game. I think the best defense will play the rest of the best that one the rest of the offense.

WTF did he say? I've read it about 10 times and am wondering if maybe I'm in some bizzaro world of non-comprehension or if it truly makes no sense. Let me know so I can stop worrying about my sanity.

What exactly do you find so incomprehensible about this wonderful (and spot-on) breakdown of the final four?

[SimpleJack]

WTF did he say? I've read it about 10 times and am wondering if maybe I'm in some bizzaro world of non-comprehension or if it truly makes no sense. Let me know so I can stop worrying about my sanity.

What exactly do you find so incomprehensible about this wonderful (and spot-on) breakdown of the final four?

Well, lets see. The great crop of seeds that have a very good opinion of this year has me a bit confused, unless the Farmers Almanac is predicting a wet Spring. And that "best defense that is going to play the rest of the best that one the rest of the offense" probably made sense to me before, but not now. Guess I'll get on over to Warm Springs then.

[Bear]

What exactly do you find so incomprehensible about this wonderful (and spot-on) breakdown of the final four?

Well, lets see. The great crop of seeds that have a very good opinion of this year has me a bit confused, unless the Farmers Almanac is predicting a wet Spring. And that "best defense that is going to play the rest of the best that one the rest of the offense" probably made sense to me before, but not now. Guess I'll get on over to Warm Springs then.

You made the mistake of going full retard!

[Silenoz]

The seeds have already agreed to do a very good opinion of this year. The last 4, I look forward to seeing a great crop. Especially looking forward to next week, NDSU / GSU game. I think the best defense will play the rest of the best that one the rest of the offense.

WTF did he say? I've read it about 10 times and am wondering if maybe I'm in some bizzaro world of non-comprehension or if it truly makes no sense. Let me know so I can stop worrying about my sanity.

Well Montana is corn. And North Dakota State are carrots. So obviously we know carrots are not a Friday vegetable, but they are play rest of the best of the offense, which is a very good opinion.

Seemed plain as day to me. Then again I have a lot of practice attempting to decipher JBB posts so...

[SimpleJack]

WTF did he say? I've read it about 10 times and am wondering if maybe I'm in some bizzaro world of non-comprehension or if it truly makes no sense. Let me know so I can stop worrying about my sanity.

Well Montana is corn. And North Dakota State are carrots. So obviously we know carrots are not a Friday vegetable, but they are play rest of the best of the offense, which is a very good opinion.

Seemed plain as day to me. Then again I have a lot of practice attempting to decipher JBB posts so...

Yeah, I'm new to all of this, but shaunpollards analysis has won me over, so I'm gonna go:
1. Corn
2. Cotton
3. Carrots
4. Sagebrush

[kalm]

Well Montana is corn. And North Dakota State are carrots. So obviously we know carrots are not a Friday vegetable, but they are play rest of the best of the offense, which is a very good opinion.

Seemed plain as day to me. Then again I have a lot of practice attempting to decipher JBB posts so...

Yeah, I'm new to all of this, but shaunpollards analysis has won me over, so I'm gonna go:
1. Corn
2. Cotton
3. Carrots
4. Sagebrush

No, no, no. There is only one competitor who can call sagebrush home and they are clearly the favorite.

(full WCB)

[SimpleJack]

Yeah, I'm new to all of this, but shaunpollards analysis has won me over, so I'm gonna go:
1. Corn
2. Cotton
3. Carrots
4. Sagebrush

No, no, no. There is only one competitor who can call sagebrush home and they are clearly the favorite.

(full WCB)

Heres the way I interpret shaunpollards analysis. Sagebrush dies away and turns into a tumbleweed and is gone after only 1 year. Although I must say that with a good wind, that tumbleweed is "Texas Fast". Carrots aren't really worth much except for feeding their poultry neighbors to the South, the Jackrabbits. Cotton speaks for itself, sturdy and reliable. And of course corn is a staple and you know it's going to be there every fall, just as good as last year.

[AZGrizFan]

No, no, no. There is only one competitor who can call sagebrush home and they are clearly the favorite.

(full WCB)

Heres the way I interpret shaunpollards analysis. Sagebrush dies away and turns into a tumbleweed and is gone after only 1 year. Although I must say that with a good wind, that tumbleweed is "Texas Fast". Carrots aren't really worth much except for feeding their poultry neighbors to the South, the Jackrabbits. Cotton speaks for itself, sturdy and reliable. And of course corn is a staple and you know it's going to be there every fall, just as good as last year.

Hey bear? THIS is POTW.

[Bear]

Heres the way I interpret shaunpollards analysis. Sagebrush dies away and turns into a tumbleweed and is gone after only 1 year. Although I must say that with a good wind, that tumbleweed is "Texas Fast". Carrots aren't really worth much except for feeding their poultry neighbors to the South, the Jackrabbits. Cotton speaks for itself, sturdy and reliable. And of course corn is a staple and you know it's going to be there every fall, just as good as last year.

Hey bear? THIS is POTW.

Sorry, but this week's trophy is already nestled comfortably in my beautiful mahogany trophy case! Once again, a day late and a dollar short, you nasty old grinch!

[kalm]

Heres the way I interpret shaunpollards analysis. Sagebrush dies away and turns into a tumbleweed and is gone after only 1 year. Although I must say that with a good wind, that tumbleweed is "Texas Fast". Carrots aren't really worth much except for feeding their poultry neighbors to the South, the Jackrabbits. Cotton speaks for itself, sturdy and reliable. And of course corn is a staple and you know it's going to be there every fall, just as good as last year.

Hey bear? THIS is POTW.

Except he is completely wrong about sagebrush, it can actually live quite a long time. Maybe he's thinking of rabbitbrush which of course changes the whole dynamic of his analysis hence not POTW material. Next!

[SimpleJack]

Hey bear? THIS is POTW.

Except he is completely wrong about sagebrush, it can actually live quite a long time. Maybe he's thinking of rabbitbrush which of course changes the whole dynamic of his analysis hence not POTW material. Next!

Having never been to East Texas and admitting that I know very little about sagebrush, I stand corrected. I don't know what grows there to tell you the truth, nor do I care. I believe Kosia is the plant that turns into tumbleweeds here in Montana. Either way, I don't care about POTW unless the prize is a night with that woman at the bottom of AZGrizFans posts. If she is the prize, I will step up my game BIG TIME!!!

[putter]

I want to know every team's record away from home in the playoffs. If you are on the road it is because you are not seeded or a lesser seed. Therefore you are the underdog and supposed to lose....so who cares about Montana's away record - I doubt anyone else's is stellar. JMU is the only team I can think of that ran the table away from home so that tells you something.

[JBB]

[quote][/quote]If you are on the road it is because you are not seeded or a lesser seed.

You could have been outbid or the seeds could be rediculous.

[Strommer10]

1 UM
2 GSU
3 SHSU
4 NDSU

Until we beat them, I have this as the order.

[CatMom]

Cotton is grown in south and southeast Texas. Sagebrush is in west Texas. East Texas has pine forests............and not much else.

[SeattleGriz]

1) UM
2) GSU
3) NDSU
4) SHSU

[Gil Dobie]

1. SHSU
2. GSU/NDSU winner
3. Tie Montana/(GSU/NDSU Loser)

[93henfan]

1. SHSU
2. GSU/NDSU winner
3. Tie Montana/(GSU/NDSU Loser)

Yep. SHSU impressed the hell out of me tonight too.

[JBB]

Looks like I called it correctly again! Montana at #1?

One team truly dominated this weekend, and clearly separated itself from the pack...the rest are in a 3-way slapfight for 2nd place.

I've got it like this:

1. Montana
2. Sam Houston State
3. NDSU
4. Georgia Southern

3 &4 are pretty interchangeable...

Not very bright.

1. NDSU (TIE)
1. Sam Houston (TIE)
3. GSU
4. Montana

Beating a team that has been overranked all sseason, much like MSU another team Montana beat, is not a measure of greatness. The performance at TN was also poor. UNI didnt have one good win all year and were convincingly beaten in both their big games. The only thing you can say is a good team should beat an inferior team by a large margin and all the winners did that. They are all good, but some not as good as others. Besides winning the BSC has not traditionally been a launching point for an NC. Thats a measure of the conference strength nationally.

You hit the nail on the head JBB. Your the greatest!

[Northcoast]

JBB is still a gay perv.