The OFFICIAL 2016 College football RANDOM THOUGHTS thread
- Thread starter Ed MOTHERFUCKING G
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Our Dline was going to be good this year, 
Bruce Feldman @BruceFeldmanCFB 3m3 minutes ago
Huge #Miami news: red-shirt junior Al-Quadin Muhammad and senior Jermaine Grace permanently dismissed from the Hurricanes program.
Bruce Feldman @BruceFeldmanCFB 3m3 minutes ago
Huge #Miami news: red-shirt junior Al-Quadin Muhammad and senior Jermaine Grace permanently dismissed from the Hurricanes program.
Play highschool football across the street from the big house and commit to The Ohio State University :Umadatus:
I challenge anyone to say something positive about it.is columbus that bad
NigerianDonDada
FFOE
Y'all remember when OSU posters said Damon Webb was better than Jabrill Peppers 
Damon Webb
@hood b. goode
@Ed MOTHERfukkING G
Damon Webb
@hood b. goode
@Ed MOTHERfukkING G
is columbus that bad
Best talent in michigan seem to always come play in Columbus
They call it the "american Baghdad" breh
Tide Run This
Veteran
Our Dline was going to be good this year,
Bruce Feldman @BruceFeldmanCFB 3m3 minutes ago
Huge #Miami news: red-shirt junior Al-Quadin Muhammad and senior Jermaine Grace permanently dismissed from the Hurricanes program.
How much you want to bet he plays football in michigan statdium on saturdays by next september
:UmadOH:
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Y'all remember when OSU posters said Damon Webb was better than Jabrill Peppers
Damon Webb
@hood b. goode
@Ed MOTHERfukkING G
Jourdan Lewis left his ass in the dust
Our Dline was going to be good this year,
Bruce Feldman @BruceFeldmanCFB 3m3 minutes ago
Huge #Miami news: red-shirt junior Al-Quadin Muhammad and senior Jermaine Grace permanently dismissed from the Hurricanes program.
Always the worst part of a new coaching regime, they send the knuckleheads / kids who aint with it packing.
Damon Webb got a ring :Umadatus:.. Mike Weber bout to rush for 200 on yall, another michigan product :UmadOH:
O.iatlhawksfan
Devoted Joel Embiid hater
I forgot that hothead Gerald Willis transferred to the U
