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9/6/06, 11:05 PM
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Tungsten registry
Attention I just started a web site for us the Tungsten grey mustang, now we have a new Registry. Its new, up and running. We are very few and proud of our cars so lets get it going and show the pride we have. Come over and check out the site and meet other tungsten grey owners.
WWW.tungstengreyregistry.com
Please help me get it going everyone
WWW.tungstengreyregistry.com
Please help me get it going everyone
9/13/06, 08:01 AM
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Hey Big...............I like your Boz pic. I was suprised to see you were from Tx. I know Boz is from there. Are you a Sooner transplant? I'm a hugh OU fan.
9/13/06, 11:41 AM
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I guess you could call me a Sooner transplant....was transplanted when I was a little over 2. Born in OKC. Been a Sooner fan as long as I can remember. I used to sit in front of the TV during the Orange bowl back in the mid 80's wearing Sooner sweats, Sooner Hat, and Sooner socks pulled up over my sweats. Eventhough I didn't go there, I am still a huge fan. The Boz was my idol...that is until Bo Jackson left footprints on his chest while going into the endzone on MNF.
The boys looked good last week...hopefully Paul Thompson can come around and be like Trent Dilfer was for the Bucs when they won the Super Bowl...just there to not make mistakes, and let AD run all over the D. I never really had any faith in Bomar. I know it was a loss, but I don't think they would do any better with him. I would love to see them run that spread option type offense that Texas ran with Vince Young. I think Thompson can be a big enough threat on his feet, and with 10 of the defensive players watching AD, I think they could open up the field...but I guess Stoops likes to run the same old offense.
Oh hell, look what you started.
The boys looked good last week...hopefully Paul Thompson can come around and be like Trent Dilfer was for the Bucs when they won the Super Bowl...just there to not make mistakes, and let AD run all over the D. I never really had any faith in Bomar. I know it was a loss, but I don't think they would do any better with him. I would love to see them run that spread option type offense that Texas ran with Vince Young. I think Thompson can be a big enough threat on his feet, and with 10 of the defensive players watching AD, I think they could open up the field...but I guess Stoops likes to run the same old offense.
Oh hell, look what you started.
9/14/06, 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Big Studly
I guess you could call me a Sooner transplant....was transplanted when I was a little over 2. Born in OKC. Been a Sooner fan as long as I can remember. I used to sit in front of the TV during the Orange bowl back in the mid 80's wearing Sooner sweats, Sooner Hat, and Sooner socks pulled up over my sweats. Eventhough I didn't go there, I am still a huge fan. The Boz was my idol...that is until Bo Jackson left footprints on his chest while going into the endzone on MNF.
The boys looked good last week...hopefully Paul Thompson can come around and be like Trent Dilfer was for the Bucs when they won the Super Bowl...just there to not make mistakes, and let AD run all over the D. I never really had any faith in Bomar. I know it was a loss, but I don't think they would do any better with him. I would love to see them run that spread option type offense that Texas ran with Vince Young. I think Thompson can be a big enough threat on his feet, and with 10 of the defensive players watching AD, I think they could open up the field...but I guess Stoops likes to run the same old offense.
Oh hell, look what you started.
The boys looked good last week...hopefully Paul Thompson can come around and be like Trent Dilfer was for the Bucs when they won the Super Bowl...just there to not make mistakes, and let AD run all over the D. I never really had any faith in Bomar. I know it was a loss, but I don't think they would do any better with him. I would love to see them run that spread option type offense that Texas ran with Vince Young. I think Thompson can be a big enough threat on his feet, and with 10 of the defensive players watching AD, I think they could open up the field...but I guess Stoops likes to run the same old offense.
Oh hell, look what you started.
9/14/06, 01:32 PM
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Matt,
You are right about Bomar. He may have had some potential, but he was so friggin arrogant. He never said "we" when interviewed.......it was always "I." Paul will do at least as good as Bomar would have done. It's really going to hurt next year. Paul is a senior, which means OU will be breaking in a new quarterback against Miami next year in Norman
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You are right about Bomar. He may have had some potential, but he was so friggin arrogant. He never said "we" when interviewed.......it was always "I." Paul will do at least as good as Bomar would have done. It's really going to hurt next year. Paul is a senior, which means OU will be breaking in a new quarterback against Miami next year in Norman
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9/14/06, 08:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Mercury83
um......having been a die-hard Bucs fan for ten years, I feel that it is my duty to inform you that Trent Dilfer never won a Super Bowl with the Bucs (Tampa didn't win one until 02 w/ Brad Johnson as QB). However, he did win one with the Ravens.
anyway... I hear that juco kid they got is pretty good. At least he is waiting in the wings to take over for Thompson.....what's gonna happen when AD is the #1 pick in next years NFL draft?
9/15/06, 07:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Big Studly
You are right...I knew Dilfer won a super bowl, and the only team I could remember him playing for was the Bucs...but I guess the same theory would work for Brad Johnson as well..
anyway... I hear that juco kid they got is pretty good. At least he is waiting in the wings to take over for Thompson.....what's gonna happen when AD is the #1 pick in next years NFL draft?
anyway... I hear that juco kid they got is pretty good. At least he is waiting in the wings to take over for Thompson.....what's gonna happen when AD is the #1 pick in next years NFL draft?
9/15/06, 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted by OKLACOP
The juco kid is Joey Hazle. I saw him in the red/white scrimmage. He didn't impress me much. Sports talk radio around here isn't high on him at all. In reference to next year................unfortunately OU is in trouble. They will be breaking in a new QB and AD will be gone for sure, even though he says he wants to stay and play against Miami next year........yeah right. He's gonna jump at the chance to make $$$$$$$$$$$
9/15/06, 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Big Studly
yea, next year is going to be rough, so what better than to win a national championship this year.....even if it is the 2004 title. Thanks Reggie!
10/6/06, 08:51 PM
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