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Jetsfan0099 Icon : (Yesterday, 08:02 AM) he could be, I'll wait though
Jetsfan0099 Icon : (Yesterday, 08:02 AM) I doubt Smith will be as bad as Clausen anyways
Jetsfan0099 Icon : (Yesterday, 08:03 AM) I remember watching Clausen in a NFL game and the guy couldn't even throw a spiral.
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Jetsfan115 Icon : (Yesterday, 10:52 AM) andrew luck was hyped up for like 3 years before he entered teh draft
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 11:34 AM) tehhhh
Jetsfan0099 Icon : (Yesterday, 11:37 AM) it wasn't for 3 years and Andrew Luck is the best QB prospect to come out in years. Teddy Bridgewater most likely isn't Luck or RGIII
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SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 02:43 PM) Geno was the favorite to win the Heisman this time last year
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 02:44 PM) He was also a Top 5 pick this time last year
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 02:44 PM) If he came out in 2012, he might have gotten drafted before RG3
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Jetsfan0099 Icon : (Yesterday, 03:25 PM) noway he would have been drafted before RGIII
HarlemHxC814 Icon : (Yesterday, 04:00 PM) Tehhhh
Jetsfan115 Icon : (Yesterday, 04:12 PM) chuck norris said tebow is a great QB. i'm so conflicted becuase tebow sucks but on the other hand if chuck norris said it, it must be true lol
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 09:21 PM) Geno was not the favorite to win the heisman going into the year lol
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 09:21 PM) you don't watch college football, stop
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 09:23 PM) He might not even of been in the second tier of players
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 09:25 PM) I've read a ton of articles and all had him as the favorite
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 09:25 PM) Who was the favorite then?
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 09:27 PM) "Smith was already going to be on most Heisman preseason lists, but a 407-yard, 6-TD performance in the Orange Bowl win over Clemson only solidified him as an elite passer. He can make every throw on the field and has a plethora of talented receivers coming back. Since this team will likely be playing in the Big 12, which has had the uncanny knack for inflating quarterback numbers recently, Smith and head coach Dana Holgorsen are going to leave opposing defenses charred and crippled on most Saturdays."
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 09:27 PM) That's from a Jan 2012 article
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 09:27 PM) You can google shit from 14 months ago and find a f*** ton of these
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 09:29 PM) http://news.yahoo.com/top-10-heisman-trophy-candidates-2012-heading-season-150300441--ncaaf.html
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 09:31 PM) http://newyork.sbnation.com/2012/8/17/3249284/heisman-trophy-watchlist-2012-las-vegas-betting-odds-line-matt-barkley-montee-ball-denard-robinson
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 09:32 PM) He was 4th according to Vegas odds in April 2012
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 09:53 PM) 4th makes him the favorite?
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 09:53 PM) you said he was the favorite
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 09:53 PM) he wasn't anything near the favorite
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 09:54 PM) he reached his pinnacle in the heisman race in the early part of last season
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 09:54 PM) at that point he was the favorite
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 09:56 PM) also, what a basketball game
MikeGangGree... Icon : (Yesterday, 10:21 PM) 4 point game
MikeGangGree... Icon : (Yesterday, 10:21 PM) maybe the pacers are that good
SecondHandJets Icon : (Today, 12:36 AM) I said that his time last year, he was the favorite. I misspoke. He was 3rd or 4th. He certainly wasn't "not even in the 2nd tier" like you claimed
SecondHandJets Icon : (Today, 12:36 AM) Take your medicine Matty
SecondHandJets Icon : (Today, 12:36 AM) Maybe you should watch more college football instead of talking about watching college football
Jetsman05 Icon : (Today, 06:46 AM) No he wasn't 3rd or 4th
Jetsman05 Icon : (Today, 06:47 AM) He was the 4th favorite in vegas, making him no where near the favorite
Jetsman05 Icon : (Today, 06:47 AM) Barkley had 3/2 odds, Geno was 9-1
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Posted 20 April 2006 - 09:25 AM

Execution or LWOP...what do you guys think? I'm kind of on the fence with it.
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Posted 20 April 2006 - 11:11 AM

IMO Don't execute him - let the guy suffer for what he has done by giving him a life sentence. The death penalty would mean he goes 'out on a high' but if you imprison him you can make him suffer. I think the death penalty lets people get away with such attrocities but a life sentence - guards should be allowed to beat him - means he has to suffer for what he has done.
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Posted 20 April 2006 - 11:19 AM

QUOTE (Smedsthejet @ Apr 20 2006, 12:46 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
IMO Don't execute him - let the guy suffer for what he has done by giving him a life sentence. The death penalty would mean he goes 'out on a high' but if you imprison him you can make him suffer. I think the death penalty lets people get away with such attrocities but a life sentence - guards should be allowed to beat him - means he has to suffer for what he has done.

its illegal for guards to beat him but u put him in a regular prision he will die anyway by getting beat to death by all of the others prisioners and i wouldnt be surprised if guards joined in





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Posted 20 April 2006 - 11:42 AM

Normally I do support the death penalty, but in this case, I'm leaning a little more to giving him LWOP. Let him be with the rest of the prison population who will hopefully make his life hell. If he does get sentenced to death though, I wouldn't shed a tear.
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Posted 21 April 2006 - 08:32 PM

I don't care what any document written over 200 years ago states or anything else, this guy is a sick person, and a fair punishment must be made. I wish I killed more? Glad to see what I saw? What drives people to slam planes into buildings?
I think we should take him to New York City, and how about Downtown Manhatten, and give him a tour of the fire departments. I bet the firemen there have some nice things to show him. Then after that, take him to the nearby police stations.
Then we can take him near the Pentagon and let him tour that area of the fire department and police station.
Then we can take him to over to any family member wholost a loved one oustide of the terrorists and let them beat the shit out of him.
Then take him to prison. Take him to a maximum security facility. And make sure this guy is treaten like horse shit, because that would actually be generous to an ass like this. I know he actually didn't do it, but this guy was and for the thought of that you should be thrown in a jail.
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Posted 22 April 2006 - 12:25 PM

QUOTE (Chadforpresidentin08 @ Apr 21 2006, 10:07 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I don't care what any document written over 200 years ago states or anything else, this guy is a sick person, and a fair punishment must be made. I wish I killed more? Glad to see what I saw? What drives people to slam planes into buildings?
I think we should take him to New York City, and how about Downtown Manhatten, and give him a tour of the fire departments. I bet the firemen there have some nice things to show him. Then after that, take him to the nearby police stations.
Then we can take him near the Pentagon and let him tour that area of the fire department and police station.
Then we can take him to over to any family member wholost a loved one oustide of the terrorists and let them beat the shit out of him.
Then take him to prison. Take him to a maximum security facility. And make sure this guy is treaten like horse shit, because that would actually be generous to an ass like this. I know he actually didn't do it, but this guy was and for the thought of that you should be thrown in a jail.


You hit it on the head man...hey, I live in New York City...I want first crack at him.
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Posted 22 April 2006 - 03:59 PM

death penalty turns him into a martyr

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Posted 23 April 2006 - 05:20 AM

QUOTE (ellisjersey92 @ Apr 22 2006, 10:34 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
death penalty turns him into a martyr


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Posted 25 April 2006 - 07:26 AM

I say let Landon Donovan give him a nice kick in the nuts...then let his inmate handle the rest.
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