:|pussycatkillerz said:
Come on, dude...
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Come on, dude...
Catsrback76
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We too can play the "Remember when?" game. Remember when we came to Missoula last time? :thumb:
Catsrback76
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What's really funny is that the ONLY people living in the past are Grizzlies!
A sure sign of old age and lost vitality!!! Haha
A sure sign of old age and lost vitality!!! Haha
Catsrback76 said:
Bring all your friends/cousins.
Dress up and make an impression.
ilovethecats
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pussycatkillerz said:
that is a great analysis. and it hold water too because as we know things in college football never change. i mean...just look at the griz this year. or two years ago.
actually, i'd like to take a stab at this exact science. the griz have missed the playoffs 2 of the last 3 years. that means in the next thirty years your poor kids will only get to see the griz in the playoffs 10 times if they're lucky.
exact science. :thumb:
grizaremoregooder
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Funny how most Grizzly fans see that this Grizzly team matches up better against MSUcks than any other team in the Big Sky (just like last year). Montana's defensive line is much bigger and talented than MSUcks offensive line. Tough to move the ball if you can't protect or open up holes for your backs. Montana's offensive line is also much bigger than MSUcks defensive line. The Grizzlies dominated the trenches on both sides of the ball last season and it looks like they will have a big advantage up front again this season. MSUcks receivers are not really that talented IMO. The Grizzly defense has faced a lot better receivers this season than what they will see next week. I think our secondary will be fine agasint these guys and the Scats won't be able to run the ball (just like last year). Look what Sac St. did last week agasint MSUcks. They dominated up front, got after Mcghee and shut down the Bob'scat offense. The Grizzlies are a bigger better version of Sac St. Remember, the Grizzlies didn't even have Jordan Canada last year when they played and they rushed for what 400 yards? The Griz will have Dan Moore, Peter Nguyen, and Jordan Canada this year running behind another very good offensive line. Say what you want but SSH is 2-0 as a starter and gives the offense just enough at quarterback to make defenses honest. I will be surprised if Montana (with two weeks to prepare) does not win this game at home. It might be closer than 36-10 but then again it might not be. 
grizaremoregooder said:Funny how most Grizzly fans see that this Grizzly team matches up better against MSUcks than any other team in the Big Sky (just like last year). Montana's defensive line is much bigger and talented than MSUcks offensive line. Tough to move the ball if you can't protect or open up holes for your backs. Montana's offensive line is also much bigger than MSUcks defensive line. The Grizzlies dominated the trenches on both sides of the ball last season and it looks like they will have a big advantage up front again this season. MSUcks receivers are not really that talented IMO. The Grizzly defense has faced a lot better receivers this season than what they will see next week. I think our secondary will be fine agasint these guys and the Scats won't be able to run the ball (just like last year). Look what Sac St. did last week agasint MSUcks. They dominated up front, got after Mcghee and shut down the Bob'scat offense. The Grizzlies are a bigger better version of Sac St. Remember, the Grizzlies didn't even have Jordan Canada last year when they played and they rushed for what 400 yards? The Griz will have Dan Moore, Peter Nguyen, and Jordan Canada this year running behind another very good offensive line. Say what you want but SSH is 2-0 as a starter and gives the offense just enough at quarterback to make defenses honest. I will be surprised if Montana (with two weeks to prepare) does not win this game at home. It might be closer than 36-10 but then again it might not be.
Hmmm... you can throw random opinions out there all you want, but your results this season, with one game left... tell a different story. Yo're 5 and 5. My opinion is that you would have been handily beaten at Sac State if you would have played them last weekend.
grizaremoregooder
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If you had the choice I'm sure you would want this game to be in Bozeman. Home field does matter.Cats2506 said:
Griz90
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Don't try to confuse me with your silly cats logic. Didn't you read what I said? What happened yesterday doesn't matter and that includes records, whether at home or away. Home field always matters at WaGriz, unlike your stupid little litter box in Bozo. The Griz are gonna bring the pain. GO GRIZ! cats suck!
ilovethecats
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obviously you always WANT homefield advantage. but ball security trumps homefield every day of the week.
You Kitty fans crack me up! Not lacking in confidence huh? :lol: :lol: :lol:
Maybe you should give a little attention to this weekend before puking your BS on our board!
Q - What the hell have you done in football over the the last 20 years?? :roll:
A - Not near enough! :lol:
By U of M standards, yah we are a little down this year but it doesn't mean sh*t on November 17, 2012.
Maybe you should give a little attention to this weekend before puking your BS on our board!
Q - What the hell have you done in football over the the last 20 years?? :roll:
A - Not near enough! :lol:
By U of M standards, yah we are a little down this year but it doesn't mean sh*t on November 17, 2012.
