Mind numbing UCF/USF drivel, et al

[flsportsfan83]

Still, the fact that they think having a stadium for one year automatically qualifies them into joining the "toughest places to play" conversation is ridiculous.

that was my point.

[Bull Martin]

Still, the fact that they think having a stadium for one year automatically qualifies them into joining the "toughest places to play" conversation is ridiculous.

They will realize they gave a good game to an overrated, underprepared Texas team a run for their money.

I guarantee USF will not be underprepared, and should set their silly notion to rest when we pound their stadium to rubble.

[crambone]

But UCiF "invented" Zombie Nation!!!

[DawgPound]

is a tougher place to play than Notre Dame or the old Orange Bowl.

http://ucf.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=71&tid=113923857&mid=113923857&sid=908&style=2

Those clowns are funny

Orange Bowl shouldn't even be a blip.  If you can't fill up the stadium, it isn't any tougher than any other place.

[Jamie]

Orange Bowl shouldn't even be a blip.  If you can't fill up the stadium, it isn't any tougher than any other place.

Back when they did fill up that place, they won 58 home games in a row. 58-game winning streak at home = tough place to play.

[crambone]

Back when they did fill up that place, they won 58 home games in a row. 58-game winning streak at home = tough place to play.

+1

Although if the poll is counting "recent" history, the OB should not even be in the discussion.

[DawgPound]

Back when they did fill up that place, they won 58 home games in a row. 58-game winning streak at home = tough place to play.

+1

Although if the poll is counting "recent" history, the OB should not even be in the discussion.

I don't know.  I was.  Also, if you use recent history, for the most part, Notre Dame's home field isn't much of an advantage, hence the comments on the Rivals thread.  If you view it as the last few years, their comments make perfect sense.

[flsportsfan83]

is a tougher place to play than Notre Dame or the old Orange Bowl.

http://ucf.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=71&tid=113923857&mid=113923857&sid=908&style=2

Those clowns are funny

Orange Bowl shouldn't even be a blip.  If you can't fill up the stadium, it isn't any tougher than any other place.

Did you sellout your Conference "Championship" game at the frying pan?

[DawgPound]

is a tougher place to play than Notre Dame or the old Orange Bowl.

http://ucf.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=71&tid=113923857&mid=113923857&sid=908&style=2

Those clowns are funny

Orange Bowl shouldn't even be a blip.  If you can't fill up the stadium, it isn't any tougher than any other place.

Did you sellout your Conference "Championship" game at the frying pan?

You seem to be new here, so I'll give you a little history on this game.

UCF wasn't in control of ticket sales.  It was run by CUSA and they blew it.  People got discouraged because they kept thinking there were no tickets available.  CUSA only released a little bit at a time, so it seemed like no tickets were available when they really were.

Miami couldn't even sell out against FIU and they are both IN MIAMI.(For the record, I never said UCF should be on the list, so I don't know why you brought it up to me).

[Jamie]

Back when they did fill up that place, they won 58 home games in a row. 58-game winning streak at home = tough place to play.

+1

Although if the poll is counting "recent" history, the OB should not even be in the discussion.

That recent history only goes back a couple of years. I still remember that Miami-UF game in '03 where the Gators coughed up a 23-point lead in about 10 minutes.