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and the sun still came up, suprisingly. Last night still stings a little. But, I'm going to delete the game from my DVR, and look forward to ending the season strong against Utah. I suggest you do the same, RTR.
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I don't think I could enjoy any parts of the game knowing how it ends. I think what makes this loss is worse, is that I am speechless. Meaning I don't have anything to complain about in regards to how we played. In my case, I think if I have something to bitch and moan about, like I did under the previous coaching regime, it helps me get over a loss of this magnitude. Instead, I sit silent thinking of what might have been.kudzu said:
But I'm getting too deep in this. What I meant to say, is that we(fans, coaches, and players especially) have nothing to be ashamed. I'm gonna keep my head up, and count the days until the Sugar Bowl.
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When we consider the expectations prior to the opening game, I think we can say our season was magical, cinderella-like. We just didn't make it home before midnight.
If we beat Utah, and I don't see why we wouldn't, we'll be 12-1 on the season . . . a far cry from 2007's 7-6 mark. Bright days ahead, people.
If we beat Utah, and I don't see why we wouldn't, we'll be 12-1 on the season . . . a far cry from 2007's 7-6 mark. Bright days ahead, people.
Normally if we lose a game like this I get pretty upset. Yesterday though was different. Even when I knew there was no chance to win at the end I was very calm. I think the reason was our players did all they could do and came out on losing end.
Things are going to be alright though. This ride is just getting started.
Things are going to be alright though. This ride is just getting started.
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tidenumber1 said:
Ahh yes...the Tide is high...and risnig. I can't wait,
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