argue, argue, argue. you know what I'm saying and are making the debate about semantic BS since you have no valid argument
College Football: Week 15 v. Distraction
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argue, argue, argue. you know what I'm saying and are making the debate about semantic BS since you have no valid argument
THE Ohio State Buckeyes could kick the shit out of any sports team in Australia that uses anything resembling a football. GO!
i think in aus rules football you can literally kick the shit out of people.THE Ohio State Buckeyes could kick the sh*t out of any sports team in Australia that uses anything resembling a football. GO!
jesus you're annoying about sports coqui.
Pro-tip: Don't call me out on something I said if you don't want to hear me talk more about it.
Shalimar
Like herpes - just appears
The Hillsborough County Clerk's Office threw a heck of a Hail Mary pass Thursday in attempts to get the University of South Florida football team to the International Bowl in Toronto on Jan. 2.
Now all the Bulls can do is hold their breath.
USF is running a hurry-up offense to expedite passports for nearly 200 people from players to band members so the outfit can make it to the frozen tundra.
Coach Jim Leavitt got word Sunday afternoon they were heading to the International Bowl in Toronto and had to have his team's applications out by Thursday at the latest in order to cross the border.
That hiccup meant the U.S. passport office at the Hillsborough County courthouse was one busy location Wednesday and Thursday while clerk's office officials processed 178 passport applications for USF players, coaches, cheerleaders and band members. From Tampa the passports go to the Miami passport office for final processing.
However, in this case, due to the volume and backlog in Miami, the south Florida office will send them to New Hampshire for help.
"It's not a normal situation and it's the first time that we're going," said Chris Freet, USF assistant director of athletics. "We tried our best to be as thorough as possible and we hope that nothing gets turned around in Miami."
The average turnaround time to process a passport is eight weeks, Circuit Court Clerk Pat Frank said. Expedited passports can take up to four weeks to process.
"I just hope they get their passports and win that game," said Frank, who helped quarterback the processing of passports. "We were so happy to do it. They're excited and nervous. When you take off the padding, they really looked liked fragile kids."
With applications in town, clerk's office officials attended a USF team meeting on Tuesday to get the ball rolling. USF Players were then bused downtown on Wednesday to have their photos taken and provide documents, with a second batch of students sent through on Thursday. Finally the applications were hand delivered the Post Office at the airport to be overnighted to Miami for official processing.
Although the applications are in the mail, there is no guarantee that the players will have them in time, Frank said.
"We're not showing favoritism, we're doing customer service," said Frank, and added that her office has never processed the volume of passports they did over the last two days. "This is a unique situation and if its legal and we can help, that's what we'll do."
The Bulls made their first bowl trip in 2005, losing to N.C. State in the Meineke Car Care Bowl in their first season in the Big East. USF has been to a bowl every year since, winning 41-14 against Memphis in the St. Petersburg Bowl last season.
UConn defeated Buffalo in last season's game, which drew a bowl-record 40,184.
Now all the Bulls can do is hold their breath.
USF is running a hurry-up offense to expedite passports for nearly 200 people from players to band members so the outfit can make it to the frozen tundra.
Coach Jim Leavitt got word Sunday afternoon they were heading to the International Bowl in Toronto and had to have his team's applications out by Thursday at the latest in order to cross the border.
That hiccup meant the U.S. passport office at the Hillsborough County courthouse was one busy location Wednesday and Thursday while clerk's office officials processed 178 passport applications for USF players, coaches, cheerleaders and band members. From Tampa the passports go to the Miami passport office for final processing.
However, in this case, due to the volume and backlog in Miami, the south Florida office will send them to New Hampshire for help.
"It's not a normal situation and it's the first time that we're going," said Chris Freet, USF assistant director of athletics. "We tried our best to be as thorough as possible and we hope that nothing gets turned around in Miami."
The average turnaround time to process a passport is eight weeks, Circuit Court Clerk Pat Frank said. Expedited passports can take up to four weeks to process.
"I just hope they get their passports and win that game," said Frank, who helped quarterback the processing of passports. "We were so happy to do it. They're excited and nervous. When you take off the padding, they really looked liked fragile kids."
With applications in town, clerk's office officials attended a USF team meeting on Tuesday to get the ball rolling. USF Players were then bused downtown on Wednesday to have their photos taken and provide documents, with a second batch of students sent through on Thursday. Finally the applications were hand delivered the Post Office at the airport to be overnighted to Miami for official processing.
Although the applications are in the mail, there is no guarantee that the players will have them in time, Frank said.
"We're not showing favoritism, we're doing customer service," said Frank, and added that her office has never processed the volume of passports they did over the last two days. "This is a unique situation and if its legal and we can help, that's what we'll do."
The Bulls made their first bowl trip in 2005, losing to N.C. State in the Meineke Car Care Bowl in their first season in the Big East. USF has been to a bowl every year since, winning 41-14 against Memphis in the St. Petersburg Bowl last season.
UConn defeated Buffalo in last season's game, which drew a bowl-record 40,184.
Good luck to them. Took 2 weeks for my passport to be done so it is possible to get a fast turnaround.
Ingram wins.
Tebow was dead last in the finalists. Difference of 1000 points between Tebow and Ingram.
Tebow was dead last in the finalists. Difference of 1000 points between Tebow and Ingram.
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So at this point should I say that Tebow was only invited due to the ESPN mancrush they have on him?
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Player 1st place Total
Mark Ingram 227 1,304
Toby Gerhart 222 1,276
Colt McCoy 203 1,145
Ndamukong Suh 161 815
Tim Tebow 43 390