From a thread entitled "Jaros Preachin' BS Once Again"

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Date: Wed, Nov 29 2006 3:11 pm
Email: stephenj <s...@cox.net>
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Jon Enslin wrote:
> Prior to this year, Michigan played a total of 1,137 games against 74
> foes currently in Division 1A. 54 of these foes are currently members
> of BCS conferences. Of its top 20 all time foes, 18 are current BCS
> members.

> Notre Dame played a total of 1,045 games against 71 foes currently in
> D1A. 51 are currently BCS members. Of its top 20 all time foes, only
> 16 are current BCS members.

earth to Enslin: "BCS members" doesn't equal "big powers". USF and
Cincinnatti are BCS members, for what that's worth.

Big powers are schools like USC, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Texas, LSU,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, FSU, Miami, WVU, Auburn, Tennessee, Ohio
State, Michigan, Notre Dame, Penn State ... a few others.

So he derides his own alma mater as an example of how the BCS does not represent "big powers," then lists who he considers to be "big powers."

Hey, brainiac, how big of a power was Miami before 1983? FSU before 1979? Face it, man, college football exists in a state of flux. Just because you were a football power at one time (e.g. Army) doesn't mean you'll stay that way. And just because you don't have a history of being a power doesn't mean that you can't become one.

Maybe one day you'll be able to open your very closed mind and see this...

http://groups.google.com/group/rec.sport...edff61901d

USFFan

He is NOT a USF fan no matter what he says. He is an LSU fan plain and simple. and they can keep him

Cubanbull Wrote:He is NOT a USF fan no matter what he says. He is an LSU fan plain and simple. and they can keep him

He's an alumnus. He's certainly not a fan.

USFFan

Just Ignore him....

Yeah, he lives on that Usenet group. You'll find many posts of his there.