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(as if there's not already enough people doing this)Friday, December 30, 2005
Meaningless, meaningless
I think it was Solomon who said "Everything is meaningless." That pretty much describes the college bowl season for the most part. Since they created 243 bowl games at the end of the season and created the BCS, they're all meaningless. There's no watching multiple games to see who will win and lose, and who will end up ranked #1. There's only one game now that matters at all, and that is the championship game - which I'm looking forward to this year because I think it might actually be a game instead of another blowout.
However, this year there was one other game that I was interested in, because I thought it, too, would be a good game to watch. And if you're an LSU fan, it was. That game was the Peach Bowl tonight - LSU vs Miami. Two good teams, you expect a good game. Unfortunately, it was a 40-3 blowout by LSU. Miami drove all the way down the field on their first drive, and then didn't show up for the rest of the game. They didn't have a first down the last 40 minutes of the game. That's just sad. Plus, they couldn't stop LSU. LSU was scoring at will.
So, I was wanting LSU to win, so that was good, but I still was looking forward to a better game. Once again, though, just another meaningless game.
However, this year there was one other game that I was interested in, because I thought it, too, would be a good game to watch. And if you're an LSU fan, it was. That game was the Peach Bowl tonight - LSU vs Miami. Two good teams, you expect a good game. Unfortunately, it was a 40-3 blowout by LSU. Miami drove all the way down the field on their first drive, and then didn't show up for the rest of the game. They didn't have a first down the last 40 minutes of the game. That's just sad. Plus, they couldn't stop LSU. LSU was scoring at will.
So, I was wanting LSU to win, so that was good, but I still was looking forward to a better game. Once again, though, just another meaningless game.
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