Re: More Pac-10 Bashing! **Official NW-UCLA Thread**
 

C'mon, boys, sing it out now.

U...C...L...A... Sucks. <tik-tik-tikka-tikka>
U...C...L...A... Sucks. <tik-tik-tikka-tikka>

'SC, muthafuckaz! Well, until Wednesday night, when it's Texas all the way. Choosing which of his kids' alma maters to root for is one of the tougher decisions my dad's ever had to make.

Re: More Pac-10 Bashing! **Official NW-UCLA Thread**
 

What a strange season for that team. I still have no idea what to think of them.

Re: More Pac-10 Bashing! **Official NW-UCLA Thread**
 

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Drew Olson BLOWS!!

Current Score: Northwestern 22, UCLA 0.

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I didn't watch the game. I did see the box score though. It appears that after the first quarter, NW thought they could stroll for 45 minutes, and probably lost their intensity, until they lost they lead, putting on some 4th quarter points, to no avail. How spot on is this assumption?

Re: More Pac-10 Bashing! **Official NW-UCLA Thread**
 

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What a strange season for that team. I still have no idea what to think of them.

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After watching the bowls, this is what I've come up with. There is absolutely no difference in talent between Oregon, UCLA, California and Arizona State. The difference in records is merely statistical variance. After all, someone has to win.

Re: More Pac-10 Bashing! **Official NW-UCLA Thread**
 

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Drew Olson BLOWS!!

Current Score: Northwestern 22, UCLA 0.

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I didn't watch the game. I did see the box score though. It appears that after the first quarter, NW thought they could stroll for 45 minutes, and probably lost their intensity, until they lost they lead, putting on some 4th quarter points, to no avail. How spot on is this assumption?

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a little off...
It was just typical Northwestern and UCLA
no lead is safe with any of those teams

Re: More Pac-10 Bashing! **Official NW-UCLA Thread**
 

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a little off...
It was just typical Northwestern and UCLA
no lead is safe with any of those teams

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UCLA constantly played behind to big leads. Generally they didn't start their comebacks till the 2nd half, but they played 2A ball in the first halves of all their games this season.