Bambu Wrote:

OSUofL Wrote:

EagleGhost Wrote:

Maize Wrote:

EagleGhost Wrote:

OSUofL Wrote:

EagleGhost Wrote:Who in the heck cares about Southwestcentral Florida..a team that has never proved anything on the field but had everything given to them...but wait...they beat those mighty cruds like a drum last year, didn't they?...ROTFLOL!...but that is no biggie....18-8-1......

I think it's funny that you make fun of USF for being a directional school when (gasp) you are one. Who cares about SouthwesternCentral Mississippi?

That's a serious question.

LOL...obviously you are as stupid as your name indicates.....you do not know what part of the state you reside in either..........hilarious!... lmfao lmfao

You are such a sad individual, I really feel sorry for you.

Get over the fact we left USM for greener pastures. I feel sorry for you and your inbred brother Eagle2999. I guess your mother must be real proud of you.

Speaking of sad...the best thing ever to happen to C-USA was to get rid of the scum of the conference...backstabbers....you and your fellow small least lite bush league morons....L-yes, Wilkie, and Katkillapitino....are the most pathetic I've ever seen.....lol....

I agree, the best thing to ever happen to C-USA was to lose a perennial top 25 team.... wait a minute

Your football team is excellent at the moment but.........

Perennial top 25?

Let see, I think every year since 2001 we've been ranked at some time. And to the southern Miss fan, yes UsF is in the Western Part of Central florida, and UCF is farther south than USF. You didin't answer my question, Who the hell cares about Southeastern Mississippi

EagleGhost Wrote:

OSUofL Wrote:

EagleGhost Wrote:Who in the heck cares about Southwestcentral Florida..a team that has never proved anything on the field but had everything given to them...but wait...they beat those mighty cruds like a drum last year, didn't they?...ROTFLOL!...but that is no biggie....18-8-1......

I think it's funny that you make fun of USF for being a directional school when (gasp) you are one. Who cares about SouthwesternCentral Mississippi?

That's a serious question.

LOL...obviously you are as stupid as your name indicates

How does combining the acronyms for my two favorite schools, Ohio State and Louisville, indicate the I am stupid?

Ps. Lay off the ellipses please.

Quote:C-USA did not lose 1 Top 25 team but 2 with TCU leaving as well.

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And quite possilby added two with Tulsa and UCF.

Sir Galahad Wrote:

Quote:C-USA did not lose 1 Top 25 team but 2 with TCU leaving as well.

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And quite possilby added two with Tulsa and UCF.

ucf won't sniff the top 25 this year or in the future.

why?

9/2 Villanova Win
9/9 at Florida Loss
9/16 South Florida Loss
9/26 Southern Miss Loss
10/4 at Marshall Loss
10/13 Pitt Loss
10/21 Rice Win
10/28 at Houston Loss
11/4 East Carolina Win
11/11 at Memphis Loss
11/18 at Tulane Win
11/25 UAB Win

Teams that start out the year 1-5, and finish the year 5-7 don't get ranked.

Sir Galahad Wrote:

Quote:Galahad. Explain the hard-on for USF. Not gonna lie, its gettin a little creepy.

I guess it really turned for me when they got a kid who was kicked out of Rutgers because he was arrested and actually served time in jail for felony assult on his pregnant girlfriend, twice, and USF lets him on the team after he got out of jail.

That basically is a pure example of what happens at USF.

Wrong again but not surprising considering the source.

Haliburton was down to USF and Rutgers when he was being recruited. He spent less than a month at Rutgers before transfering back down to Florida to attend USF. He did not get kicked off the team while at Rutgers.

He did get himself in trouble and did his time. Once he got out of jail and got himself eligible academically while not on scholarship Leavitt gave him a second chance.

You are almost as good a liar as your coach.

cujocat10 Wrote:Galahad. Explain the hard-on for USF. Not gonna lie, its gettin a little creepy.

He has had a hard on for USF for the last 10 years.

He has changed handles a million times but it's easy to figure out Phil b/c his stupidity shines so bright.

OSUofL Wrote:Let see, I think every year since 2001 we've been ranked at some time.

perennial
Function: adjective
Etymology: Latin perennis, from per- throughout + annus year -- more at PER-, ANNUAL
1 : present at all seasons of the year
2 : persisting for several years usually with new herbaceous growth from a perennating part <perennial asters>
3 a : PERSISTENT, ENDURING <perennial traditions> b : continuing without interruption : CONSTANT, PERPETUAL <the perennial quest for certainty> <a perennial student> c : regularly repeated or renewed : RECURRENT <death is a perennial literary theme>
synonym see CONTINUAL


Like I said, your football program is no doubt on a nice roll.

But you are not a perennial top 25 team. Not yet.

now your just splitting hairs.

Quote:ucf won't sniff the top 25 this year or in the future.

spoken like a true idiot. UCF mostly likely will start off the year receiving some votes. Now I will admit UCF has a tough Septemeber, but if we take care of business and can finish the month 3-1, we will be ranked.

Quote:Wrong again but not surprising considering the source.

Haliburton was down to USF and Rutgers when he was being recruited. He spent less than a month at Rutgers before transfering back down to Florida to attend USF. He did not get kicked off the team while at Rutgers.

oops, wrong again cyber. This is a roster from Ruters game with Notre Dame in 2002, with Darren on it. That game would have been Rutgers 11th game of the year. Actually Cyber, Darren played for Ruters his entire freshman year.

http://www2.irishsports.com/stories/subs...ER.fff.sto

Oh and by the way, USF never even offered Halibruton out of highschool. he got two offers, one from Rutgers and one from UCF of all places.

Quote:"Darren had an offer from Central Florida and was also being recruited by Clemson and Arkansas," his father said. "He felt the most comfortable with the Rutges staff."

Quote:He did not get kicked off the team while at Rutgers.

You finally got something right. The sad thing is, he got busted at USF, on USF's campus and yet Jimbo looked the other way. From the USF police booking site:

Quote:CASE NUMBER: 2003-005935
ARREST - On September 10, 2003 at 08:18 p.m., Officer Humphrey arrested USF student Darren Jermaine Haliburton for aggravated battery and assault. The defendant was taken into custody and transported to the Hillsborough County Jail. The student will be referred to Student Affairs.

Sir Galahad Wrote:

Quote:ucf won't sniff the top 25 this year or in the future.

spoken like a true idiot. UCF mostly likely will start off the year receiving some votes. Now I will admit UCF has a tough Septemeber, but if we take care of business and can finish the month 3-1, we will be ranked.

UCF will be favored in one game: villanova.

UCF will have one win by the end of September, and that will be against Villanova, and will likely start the year 1-5. Even if you win out against a soft CDOA schedule, you would be 7-5 at best. Five loss teams from CDOA don't get ranked. Especially after beating up on the sisters of the poor.

Beat a good team and then get back to us.

Oh btw...are you going to show up win or lose when the season starts are you going to hide like a puss4y again?

Quote:UCF will be favored in one game: villanova.

UCF will have one win by the end of September, and that will be against Villanova, and will likely start the year 1-5. Even if you win out against a soft CDOA schedule, you would be 7-5 at best. Five loss teams from CDOA don't get ranked. Especially after beating up on the sisters of the poor.

Beat a good team and then get back to us.

Oh btw...are you going to show up win or lose when the season starts are you going to hide like a puss4y again?

UCF will be favored against Nove, USF, possibly Pitt and USM. The only sure game UCF will not be favored is at UF. Now I don't know where you are getting a 1-4 start in September consideing UCF only will have played four games, but I would think it will be more of a 3-1 start, 2-2 at worst.

Now if you are saying that UCF will also lose to Marshall and USM, I think you really need a reality check. The way I see it, we should be 4-1 heading into a home game with Pitt.

Sir Galahad Wrote:Now if you are saying that UCF will also lose to Marshall and USM, I think you really need a reality check. The way I see it, we should be 4-1 heading into a home game with Pitt.

Southern Miss destroyed UCF last year.

USF destroyed UCF last year as well.

The commonality between both schools are swarming defenses that UCF's slow OL can't handle.

Secondly, until UCF gets a defense can't see how you can be confident that you will be favored in any game.

Besides, who did UCF play last year that should make a favorite against USF and Pitt? Playing a light weight CDOA schedule and barely wining shows that you won last year with smoke and mirrors against bad competition.

Other than you miserable opinion you can't make a case for UCF being a favorite in any of these games. However we all know that is you MO: talk a big game but run like b!tch when things go wrong.

Sir Galahad Wrote:

Quote:He did not get kicked off the team while at Rutgers.

You finally got something right. The sad thing is, he got busted at USF, on USF's campus and yet Jimbo looked the other way. From the USF police booking site:

Quote:CASE NUMBER: 2003-005935
ARREST - On September 10, 2003 at 08:18 p.m., Officer Humphrey arrested USF student Darren Jermaine Haliburton for aggravated battery and assault. The defendant was taken into custody and transported to the Hillsborough County Jail. The student will be referred to Student Affairs.

Nice selective posting:

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SP Times
Mar 10, 2005
Leavitt also said he might allow receiver Darren Haliburton to return in the spring, though not on scholarship.

Haliburton spent three months in jail last spring after he pleaded guilty to two counts of battery, including one noted as domestic violence, and trespassing. He was arrested in September 2003, accused of battery on a pregnant ex-girlfriend in two separate campus incidents. He remains on probation, and has been enrolled at USF since last fall. He would have two years of eligibility remaining if reinstated.

"Coach Leavitt has told me that if I came back, my next mistake would be my last mistake," Haliburton said last month. "Darren Haliburton isn't going to make any more mistakes, and you can write that down."

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What you failed to post is that the kid had been kicked off the team after a felony arrest. I guess the question is why you failed to post this considering it should have come up during your search on Haliburton's wrong doings.

Proof:
SP Times
Feb 18, 2004
FORMER PLAYER JAILED: Former USF player Darren Haliburton is in jail after his third arrest since September.

Haliburton, 19, was sentenced to 60 days in the Falkenburg Road Jail after his Feb. 9 arrest for felony aggravated battery of a pregnant woman and misdemeanor battery. He also must take anger management classes and serve 12 months' probation.

According to USF, Haliburton has not been with the team since his Sept. 10 arrest on two felony counts of aggravated battery on a pregnant woman and misdemeanor assault. He has an arraignment Friday on additional charges from a Jan. 25 arrest.

Haliburton, a wide receiver, is a 2002 graduate of Riviera Beach Suncoast

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I don't approve of what the kid has done but he has obvioulsy paid the price. Leavitt has given him a second chance. This happens all over the country. UCF gave your lying coach a second chance as well so knights in glass castles shouldn't throw stones....but you already know that ....don't you?

You get b!tch slapped more than one of those ho's around the Citrus Bowl.

Quote:Southern Miss destroyed UCF last year.

Yes they did, but I could tell you never saw that game. The score was 10-7 when UCF had a TD called back due to a very bad call where they said the receiver stepped out of bounds. UCF then punted, the punt was returnd to the 1. UCF shot themselves in the foot time and again and any USM fan will tell that. But one thing you forgot about USM, they lose their everything QB. No team will come into to Citrus Dump with a first year QB and beat UCF.

Quote:USF destroyed UCF last year as well.

Yes they did, one name. Andre Hall. You don't have him. Say what you want about USF's second RB last year, it was mop up duty. That was also UCF's second game of the year, with a lot of freshman. Jimbo has had ten years at USF, GOL will have his team on the field this year. You might want to start getting a look at Kevin Smiths back, your team will see it often.

Quote:The commonality between both schools are swarming defenses that UCF's slow OL can't handle.

Slow, how about young. Last years starters:
Patrick Brown - true freshman
Dominic Ignelzi - true soph
Cedric Gagne-Marcoux - Junior
L..J. Anderson - Freshman
Josh Sitton - Soph

So bascially you had two players playing their second game and two others playing their sixth or seventh depending on who you are talking about. Now the entire 10 deep comes back. Kevin Smith will have fun.

Quote:Secondly, until UCF gets a defense can't see how you can be confident that you will be favored in any game.

This point I will agree with you as far as our defense, but offense will make up some points. Also, our DB's are much better than yours and if we get any pressue at all from the DL, this team could be very good. Unlike USF, all our DL recruits made grades. They all will contribute and add depth to the DL which greatly needed it.

Quote:Besides, who did UCF play last year that should make a favorite against USF and Pitt? Playing a light weight CDOA schedule and barely wining shows that you won last year with smoke and mirrors against bad competition.

Someday you will realize that last year does not mean anything this year unless all your players are returning. I could say the same thing about USF and Louisville. Do you really believe you will beat them?

Quote:Other than you miserable opinion you can't make a case for UCF being a favorite in any of these games. However we all know that is you MO: talk a big game but run like b!tch when things go wrong.

Favored, you act like I am saying UCF will be favored against the Gators. Trust me, Pitt and USF are not the Gators, hell, you not even Vandy. You are predicting eight wins for a USF team that lost 80% of their offense and their main QB hope got kicked to WR for smoking pot.

Sir Galahad Wrote:

Quote:Southern Miss destroyed UCF last year.

Yes they did, but I could tell you never saw that game. The score was 10-7 when UCF had a TD called back due to a very bad call where they said the receiver stepped out of bounds. UCF then punted, the punt was returnd to the 1. UCF shot themselves in the foot time and again and any USM fan will tell that. But one thing you forgot about USM, they lose their everything QB. No team will come into to Citrus Dump with a first year QB and beat UCF.

Quote:USF destroyed UCF last year as well.

Yes they did, one name. Andre Hall. You don't have him. Say what you want about USF's second RB last year, it was mop up duty. That was also UCF's second game of the year, with a lot of freshman. Jimbo has had ten years at USF, GOL will have his team on the field this year. You might want to start getting a look at Kevin Smiths back, your team will see it often.

Quote:The commonality between both schools are swarming defenses that UCF's slow OL can't handle.

Slow, how about young. Last years starters:
Patrick Brown - true freshman
Dominic Ignelzi - true soph
Cedric Gagne-Marcoux - Junior
L..J. Anderson - Freshman
Josh Sitton - Soph

So bascially you had two players playing their second game and two others playing their sixth or seventh depending on who you are talking about. Now the entire 10 deep comes back. Kevin Smith will have fun.

Quote:Secondly, until UCF gets a defense can't see how you can be confident that you will be favored in any game.

This point I will agree with you as far as our defense, but offense will make up some points. Also, our DB's are much better than yours and if we get any pressue at all from the DL, this team could be very good. Unlike USF, all our DL recruits made grades. They all will contribute and add depth to the DL which greatly needed it.

Quote:Besides, who did UCF play last year that should make a favorite against USF and Pitt? Playing a light weight CDOA schedule and barely wining shows that you won last year with smoke and mirrors against bad competition.

Someday you will realize that last year does not mean anything this year unless all your players are returning. I could say the same thing about USF and Louisville. Do you really believe you will beat them?

Quote:Other than you miserable opinion you can't make a case for UCF being a favorite in any of these games. However we all know that is you MO: talk a big game but run like b!tch when things go wrong.

Favored, you act like I am saying UCF will be favored against the Gators. Trust me, Pitt and USF are not the Gators, hell, you not even Vandy. You are predicting eight wins for a USF team that lost 80% of their offense and their main QB hope got kicked to WR for smoking pot.

All I read from this are excuses, dodging and spin control.

* USF had over 70 soph and freshmen last year, so spare us the "we were young excuse"

* The defensive line has guys ready to step up. Julmiste, Buie and Clebert are better than anythign UCF has on the defensive line.

* Ricky Ponton was running all over UCF in the first quarter. I'll post the footage from the game shortly.

* Our secondary has faced real competition unlike Burnett (who is good...don't get me wrong) and the other guy. If these guys were so good why was the defense passes getting thrown over the top all year and giving up over 30 points in 5 straight games to close the season?

* USF's offensive line had several new starters as well last Fall, also playing their second game ever. Next excuse...


* if last year doesn't matter why do you always bring it up? USF destroyed UCF, b/c it was flat out better on defense. It suffocated Central's offensive attack. I also don't buy that it was the second game of the season b/c UCF put on a decent effort against South Carolina even if most of the scores came at garbage time. Why ucf come out flat for this game considering most of your players circled it as their most important game ever? Hell....even you Canadian Center flew his father down to "witness UCF beating his rival". I don't know which was more funny that he wasted all that money or that a lot of your players guaranteed victory.

* Start working on your excuses or in your case, a few more handles.

If you watch the replay of last's year's game you will find that Moffett was bailed out by Marshall and Walker time after time.

Marshall is in Denver now, and regardless what people say about Walker he still won't be ready until mid-season.

defensively, UCF knew what was coming last year and couldn't stop Ponton or Hall. USF offesive will be more balanced this year and UCF defense will be worse with your best DL graduating and not adding any talent at LB. Your DBs may lead the team in tackles....not good if you know anything about football.

Oh btw.....

31-14

Got BCS?

How about his for more excuses, a total of nine players not making grades, NINE out of 27. So how was that recruiting ranking?

The bad news? Four more players who signed with USF in February aren't on the fall roster, likely meaning they failed to qualify academically. The new four -- center Kevin McCaskill, lineman Jeremiah Warren, safety Jerrell Young and defensive lineman Joe Jackson -- now bring the total to nine players gone from the class introduced in February, as well as commitment Robert Spann.

Two returning scholarship players who were projected as backups -- offensive tackle Jerome Springfield and defensive lineman Paul Uhatafe -- are no longer with the team as well. We broke news last week about Bradenton Southeast's A.J. Love joining the Bulls in place of teammate David Fonua, and he is officially on USF's fall roster -- but as a defensive back. Former Armwood receiver Mat Brevi, who had committed to USF and participated in summer workouts, is not on the roster.