"The University of Illinois is one of the best-coached teams in the country," Meyer said. "You see them do the little things right, and that's because the head coach has his hands on everything."....
Urban Meyer Breaks Down the Bret Bielema Effect at Illinois
On the Big Ten Network, Meyer pointed out a play that speaks to Bielema's influence in Champaignwww.si.com
As 21 point underdogs, any win would be considered a massive upset, immediately launching us into the midst of all CFP discussions.
Hopefully it's not our only touchdown this trip.
Now, now. Coach Zupp is feeling appropriately fine this week since he predicted in August we'd be 6-1 and got savagely dogpiled for it. He's allowed artistic license advocating for the all-whites.
Two of my favorite Illini! Rocky's game against michigan was a classic... him jumping sideways into the endzone at the end. problem was he kept scoring too soon and giving the ball back!
On his last touchdown, if he would’ve just dropped before reaching the end zone, Illinois could’ve just run out the clock. Instead, his score gave us an 8 point lead, keeping the door open for Michigan and, following a safety on an interception, Michigan actually had a chance to win.
I do have to admit that this is really funny, primarily because any meme involving John Daly in his wild pants puffing on a cigarette has a great chance of being funny.Now, now. Coach Zupp is feeling appropriately fine this week since he predicted in August we'd be 6-1 and got savagely dogpiled for it. He's allowed artistic license advocating for the all-whites.
Speaking of which, the initial response to IowaHawk's tweet below is: "The preferred beer for Oregonians is meth" (apologies to our Illini brethren residing in The Beaver State.) The state beverage, it turns out, is actually milk.
(The most common reply to the post below so far is something along the lines of "Wait until they find out about Wisconsin.")
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Wisconsin and the arrowhead of Minnesota, I expected. lol Iowa. The best part is that the Univ. of Wisconsin produced this map, I assume as a public health initiative.
how about them Utes. No fun allowed there.
Real ones have fun without alcohol.
Yeah, if this OregonHomer person is indicative of the fanbase as a whole…I’d have to say they’re just not very good at this are they? (Talking smack/trolling I mean…not football) Anyways, not remotely accurate and Lame!Now, now. Coach Zupp is feeling appropriately fine this week since he predicted in August we'd be 6-1 and got savagely dogpiled for it. He's allowed artistic license advocating for the all-whites.
Speaking of which, the initial response to IowaHawk's tweet below is: "The preferred beer for Oregonians is meth" (apologies to our Illini brethren residing in The Beaver State.) The state beverage, it turns out, is actually milk.
(The most common reply to the post below so far is something along the lines of "Wait until they find out about Wisconsin.")
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Then Oregon begins not far north of San Francisco based on my extensive travel through coastal northern CA in the '90s.
What’s wrong with drinking microbrews? I’d like to think that in my advancing age, I’m becoming more discerning with my beer choices.
Right there with you. I'll cop to drinking nothing else. Ain't nobody got time for that.What’s wrong with drinking microbrews? I’d like to think that in my advancing age, I’m becoming more discerning with my beer choices.
Among my many heroes on that 2001 team (the first year I was old enough to truly pay attention and follow the team) Rocky Harvey might be tops. Great football name, undersized, tough as nails. Everyone rightly remembers the Michigan game in '99 but he also ripped off the winning score in the 2001 Penn State game.
The opposite happened with me. I spent a lot of my 20s mostly drinking craft beer, but anymore I can't stand anything besides beer-flavored beer. If I'm feeling fancy I'll get Montucky Cold SnacksWhat’s wrong with drinking microbrews? I’d like to think that in my advancing age, I’m becoming more discerning with my beer choices.
Doing my part to keep up the McHenry County numbers
