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Look out for this combo in Westwood! The Bruins are putting something together that ought to make the mighty Trojans a little nervous. This was a great hire for UCLA. I would not trade him for Junebug but this was a great hire.

SC faithful might take it personally.
One thing is for certain...Neu & Chow are going to put an offense together.

Defense wins championships.

LonghornFan68 wrote:Defense wins championships.

That does not matter on this board.

defense only won a championship once...with the ravens...ask my chicago bears about it...

The saying goes:

Offense sells tickets,
Defense wins games,
Special Teams wins championships.

mustangxc wrote:The saying goes:

Offense sells tickets,
Defense wins games,
Special Teams wins championships.

Says who?

i remember a certain 4th down stop the longhorns made in the '06 rose bowl ...ya vince may have won it after that but without that stop the opportunity would never have been there.

LonghornFan68 wrote:

mustangxc wrote:The saying goes:

Offense sells tickets,
Defense wins games,
Special Teams wins championships.

Says who?

this guy




and this guy

and Ohio State oh wait........

Expony18, never use facts or logic in an argument. That gets REALLY annoying.

expony18 wrote:and this guy

But not this guy:

Big Hoss wrote:Expony18, never use facts or logic in an argument. That gets REALLY annoying.

facts

Adam vinatieri:
-Vinatieri is the first kicker ever to play in five Super Bowls and win four Super Bowl rings

-With the Pats:In the 2001 playoffs, during a blizzard against the Oakland Raiders in the final game at Foxboro Stadium, Vinatieri kicked a 45-yard field goal (that just barely made it over the crossbar) to tie the game 13-13 and send it into overtime. The Patriots then won the game on another field goal of 23 yards by Vinatieri.
In Super Bowl XXXVI he kicked a 48-yard field goal on the final play to give the New England Patriots their first Super Bowl victory, a 20-17 win over the St. Louis Rams. Two years later, and in an almost identical situation, he kicked a 41-yard field goal with 4 seconds left in Super Bowl XXXVIII to boost the Patriots to another championship (after missing one field goal and having another attempt blocked in the first half). This time, the Patriots defeated the Carolina Panthers, 32-29, making Vinatieri the first player ever to be the deciding factor in two Super Bowl games (Vinatieri kept the balls used on both those kicks).
Vinatieri led the NFL in scoring in 2004 with 141 points (31-for-33 on field goals, and a perfect 48-for-48 on points after touchdown or PATs). His best game of the season came against the St. Louis Rams, against whom he scored 16 points (4 field goals, 4 PATs), and threw a 4-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Troy Brown on a fake field goal attempt (that pass gives him a career passer rating of 122.9). [2] He went on to score a field goal and 3 extra points in the Patriots 24-21 win over the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl XXXIX.
To date, Vinatieri has kicked 20 game-winning field goals with less than one minute remaining (out of 21 attempts; his lone miss came in 1999), including those mentioned in the postseason. At the conclusion of the 2005 season, he had a career field goal percentage of 81.9 percent (263/321), fifth highest in NFL history. His career long is 57 yards.

With the colts:
-Vinatieri kicked a playoff record-tying 5 field goals in the Colts 15-6 upset of the favored Baltimore Ravens. The record of 5 field goals in a playoff game is one Vinatieri originally set himself against the Colts in the 2003 AFC Championship game.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Vinatieri

Tony Romo
-picture says it all. fact.

Better?

mustangxc wrote:The saying goes:

Offense sells tickets,
Defense wins games,
Special Teams wins championships.

no wonder we didnt win many games under PB...we had no ST coach

Who was the swinging gate coach?