I have never heard of Brian Jones before today. I guess he covers college football for CBS. He is now my favorite college football analyst. He picks Arkansas to play in the NC game this year.
Here is video proof:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-oHNxOmb7o
Of course he picks Notre Dame to be their opponent. Not sure about that....however, ND has talent, a good coach, and a terribly weak schedule (not to mention they are often ranked higher than they should be).
And Rich Rod has picked Arkansas as his Cinderella team this season.
Sept 3rd can't get here soon enough!
Brian Jones take on 2011 season
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"A team with something to play for is dangerous, but a team with someone to play for is unstoppable..." Arkansas OL Brey Cook quote following the death of teammate Garrett Uekman (Nov. 2011).
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I have never heard anyone pick Arkansas for the NC game. It may not happen (the odds are that it will not) however, Petrino has built a program that will be in the conversation in most seasons. I am a happy Hog fan! 

"A team with something to play for is dangerous, but a team with someone to play for is unstoppable..." Arkansas OL Brey Cook quote following the death of teammate Garrett Uekman (Nov. 2011).
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Speaking of Arkansas, I need some college fantasy help: Is Ronnie Wingo basically going to go where Knile Davis left off? I picked up Wingo in anticipation of him being a big part of an explosive offense this year, so I'm hoping he can replicate some of what Davis did when he entered the starting job last year. I looked up his stats on ESPN and it looked like Arkansas dumped off a lot of passes to him out of the backfield and his career yards per rush is over 6.
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Eric wrote:Speaking of Arkansas, I need some college fantasy help: Is Ronnie Wingo basically going to go where Knile Davis left off? I picked up Wingo in anticipation of him being a big part of an explosive offense this year, so I'm hoping he can replicate some of what Davis did when he entered the starting job last year. I looked up his stats on ESPN and it looked like Arkansas dumped off a lot of passes to him out of the backfield and his career yards per rush is over 6.
He is listed as the #1 RB on the latest depth chart. I think that Dennis Johnson could steal some carries from him (he has been banged up in practices but will be ready to go week 1)...even so, look for Wingo to continue to catch lots of passes out of the backfield. The knock on Wingo so far has been that he starts dancing when he thinks contact is coming. Petrino has said that in Spring, Summer, and Fall practices that Wingo has been running with more power (being more physical)...if that is the case he could have a big year. All the coaches have said that since Davis went down that Wingo has given that little bit of extra to try and fill the void. I think you made a good pick up. There is a BIG freshman RB Kodi Walker that may get some carries (but if he does it will be short yardage type situations). You know Knile Davis was the only TB in college football last year that averaged over 6 yards a carry among backs with 200+ carries. I could see a similar situation with Wingo. We will find out soon if Wingo will be the main guy or if he splits carries with Dennis Johnson. DeAnthony Curtis could get some carries as well. He is a senior, had been working with the CB's, but moved back to RB after Knile Davis was injured.
"A team with something to play for is dangerous, but a team with someone to play for is unstoppable..." Arkansas OL Brey Cook quote following the death of teammate Garrett Uekman (Nov. 2011).
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Have snakes taken over in Arkansas?
The preceding statements are solely the opinion of GoBoilers and are, therefore, probably not based whatsoever on fact, research or more time in thought than what was required to physically type them. They're probably correct anyway, so you shouldn't argue too much, because otherwise he'll just blather on forever. On the internet Al Gore invented.
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GoBoilers wrote:http://rivals.yahoo.com/highschool/blog/prep_rally/post/Holy-snakes-Star-running-back-survives-reptile-?urn=highschool-wp5078
Now that's a crazy story. That's my neck of the woods....just a couple town away.
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GoBoilers wrote:http://rivals.yahoo.com/highschool/blog/prep_rally/post/Holy-snakes-Star-running-back-survives-reptile-?urn=highschool-wp5078
That is a crazy story . . . but did anyone else notice that this article posted this tidbit:
You can see Strzelecki, who was named to NWAOnline's Small Schools 2011 preseason
team of the year, in action below
And yet, the video box listed below as this kid's highlight real; every clip was filmed in 2008.

Was this his freshman highlight real?
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Cane... [__]
"It is only impossible until it has been accomplished." ... then it becomes standardized ...
Success is measured by results; whereas Character is measured through the means by which one achieves those results . . .
It seems the Rapture did come for two worthy souls:
In Memory of Grandpa Howdy
In Memory of Donovan Davisson
"It is only impossible until it has been accomplished." ... then it becomes standardized ...
Success is measured by results; whereas Character is measured through the means by which one achieves those results . . .
It seems the Rapture did come for two worthy souls:
In Memory of Grandpa Howdy
In Memory of Donovan Davisson
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