In my opinion, Cleveland Browns games ought to be family friendly.

That's why I don't think they should never let Doug Johnson on the field there.

He's a big dick.

Schadenfreude Wrote:In my opinion, Cleveland Browns games ought to be family friendly.

That's why I don't think they should never let Doug Johnson on the field there.

He's a big dick.

[Insert Toledo mascot joke here]

KSUDan Wrote:I got to see Culpepper play in person when UCF played at Kent State i believe in '98. Just watching him, you could definitely tell he would be playing on Sundays. Knight Time, was UCF Div. 1-AA at the time? I couldn't remember.

UCF went D1 in 1996.

1998 was actually Kruczek's first year and recorded a 9-2 record.

The Knight Time Wrote:

KSUDan Wrote:I got to see Culpepper play in person when UCF played at Kent State i believe in '98.  Just watching him, you could definitely tell he would be playing on Sundays.  Knight Time, was UCF Div. 1-AA at the time?  I couldn't remember.

UCF went D1 in 1996.

1998 was actually Kruczek's first year and recorded a 9-2 record.

TOLEDO, OH -- Led by rejuvented running game, the Golden Knights came from behind for the second consecutive game to defeat the Toledo Rockets 31-24 at the Glass Bowl.

Senior Mike Grant led the way on the ground, picking up a career-high 101 yards on 22 carries, including the game-winning 12-yard touchdown run with 7:59 to play in the game.

Daunte Culpepper also had a strong game on the ground, picking up 53 yards on 13 carries, including his seventh touchdown of the season in the first half. Edward Mack saw his most significant action of the season, carrying seven times for 29 yards. As a team the Golden Knights ran for a season-high 199 yards on 48 carries.




Nice ignore list:

Simplify this with:

Marshall***
Herd***
***ATO
***Herd

Falconfreak90 Wrote:Screw him. :chair:

He's a stiff. How the hell Josh Harris is behind him on the depth chart is beyond me. :mad:

i was wondering that myself last night when i was looking at the depth charts....