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fast cars loose anus posted:points for the points god (Mike Leach) If they're really gonna sacrifice this game to Mike Leach, soon to be Mike Lich, nothing but Air Raid for the rest of the game from both teams.
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Dango Bango posted:200lb trophy lol it's so getting dropped In 2002 the Fiesta Bowl Board of Directors decided it needed a more unique trophy to compete with the trophies of the other national bowls - something that would make a statement. The original Fiesta Bowl Trophy was small, made of wood and slightly resembled the Heisman Trophy. Recognizing the need for something slightly more impressive, the board had in mind the perfect man for the job. Al Molina, a Fiesta Bowl Yellow Jacket Committee member, happened to be an internationally-recognized jeweler. They tasked Molina with, what would become, a masterpiece of a trophy. With no budget, no guidelines and free rein over the design, Molina and members of the executive committee set out to create a truly historical work of art. Molina, refusing to create anything short of a masterpiece, told the board he would make the trophy on his own "nickel." The trophy's foundation entailed an intricate fabrication of five different shades of marble and granite, upholding the stunning complexities of the trophy. The center column was created using lapis lazuli, one of the most sought after stones in the world. Created to simulate the Arizona sunset, it was hand-carved in 18-karat yellow, green, red, peach and white gold. The sterling silver dome alone, enhanced with multi-colored windows created in jeweler's enamel, took more than 96 hours to complete. Todd McFarlane, Grammy- and Emmy-winning producer/director and founder of one of America's top action figure manufactures, McFarlane Toys, used his rare talent for detail and accuracy to create the football players. He cast the eight perfectly-designed players in sterling silver to live on each side and corner of the structure. Ken Wilson, a former Disney "Imagineer" and inventor of the infamous lightsabers used in Star Wars, created the one-of-a-kind LED lighting display within the trophy. Weighing more than 200 pounds, the trophy design team knew even the strongest football team wouldn't be able to hold it up in celebration after their Fiesta Bowl victory. This realization sparked the idea of the removable football, but not just any ole' football. Made of 18-karat gold with jeweler's enameled Fiesta Bowl sunburst marks, this football flaunts 2,187 pavé-set diamonds ....drat.
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Kirios posted:I guess we are never gonna play defense again eh It's overrated
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The review headquarters is in Pittsburgh? Weird.
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Curse of the goal line broken.
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Kirios posted:I guess we are never gonna play defense again eh Defense wins championships, but this is a semifinal
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These teams don't want the third quarter to end
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First Half Points: 27 Third Quarter Points: 44
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If you're not watching the All O-Line broadcast happening on ESPN2, you're missing out.
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It's only fair for michigan to get a pick 6 now, right? This quarter is not allowed to end.
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https://twitter.com/scolis/status/1609339156244713479
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Or a fumble I guess?
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If Michigan wins this, I'm blaming RG3's wife* *I will not be blaming her at all.
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Qwijib0 posted:In 2002 the Fiesta Bowl Board of Directors decided it needed a more unique trophy to compete with the trophies of the other national bowls - something that would make a statement. The original Fiesta Bowl Trophy was small, made of wood and slightly resembled the Heisman Trophy. Recognizing the need for something slightly more impressive, the board had in mind the perfect man for the job. Al Molina, a Fiesta Bowl Yellow Jacket Committee member, happened to be an internationally-recognized jeweler. They tasked Molina with, what would become, a masterpiece of a trophy. With no budget, no guidelines and free rein over the design, Molina and members of the executive committee set out to create a truly historical work of art. Molina, refusing to create anything short of a masterpiece, told the board he would make the trophy on his own "nickel."  Uhh...maybe they're not letting anyone get close to that thing at all
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