no, because colt is healthy and our offense is rolling...
A Horned Frog's defense mechanism is that is shoots blood from their eyes. That is what the red stripes represent
I thought it was pretty common for schools (most schools, anyways) to accept verbals from kids that are considered grade risks...if not, A&Mis doing something wrong. A&M is the second ranked school academics-wise in the Big 12 (according to US News), and I could probably name 5 or so kids since2003 that have signed with A&M and didn't end up qualifying. It seems like we always have one each year.
[h2]Gamecocks, Terps camo up for daunting Nov. 14 battles[/h2]
By Matt Hinton
Football, despite its inherent intellectual progressivism, has always best been understood as a proxy for war, and a couple teams are ratcheting up the military motif for their toughest games of the season in three weeks:
The complete list of "embellishments" on the nameplates: Duty, Honor, Courage, Commitment, Integrity, Country, and Service. (Presumably Under Armour resisted the urge to offer sometime spokes-coach Steve Spurrier a customized version that says "Click Clack" on the back.)
Alert fans may recall that Army broke out some sweet camo-themed uniforms last December against Navy, which didn't help them at all in ending the Academy's seven-year losing streak against the Midshipmen but was the coolest new look of the year. So the Gamecocks and Terrapins may still be flattened by huge favorites Florida and Virginia Tech, respectively, but at least they'll look fierce in the process.
And as a product of one of the country's reddest, hunting-and-football-crazed states, I'll reiterate: The first sporting goods supplier who makes camo helmets and cleats available to rural America is sitting on a mint.
And rumor is Michigan will be wearing 1930s era throwbacks when they meet tO$U and the buckeyes will be wearing these
