UCF AD Claims National Champs after 13-0 season Peach Bowl Win!
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Not sure how many people here have me ignored because i am a Husker first, feel free to recreate thread so those others can read it as well.
UCF National Champs!!
UCF National Champs!!
We need UCF President John Hitt to also claim us as the national co-champions.
Hang up a banner, have a parade on campus, have another in downtown Orlando, even have that idiot of a mayor declare us the co-champs (just grease his palm, that always works), screw ESPN.
Hell, make it part of the next conference marketing campaign. Throw it in the face of the NCAA. Say it and repeat it until people go crazy or until they accept it.
Hang up a banner, have a parade on campus, have another in downtown Orlando, even have that idiot of a mayor declare us the co-champs (just grease his palm, that always works), screw ESPN.
Hell, make it part of the next conference marketing campaign. Throw it in the face of the NCAA. Say it and repeat it until people go crazy or until they accept it.
Paul Finebaum can go to hell. Actually, hell is too good for that frak nut weasel.
They can design and 3d print a trophy in a few hours. It will mean more than the bogus P5 championship. lol
I claimed it on my Twitter feed also, so consider it pretty much official.
Wouldn't it be be funny (as hell as a good eff you to the NCAA) if Hitt went all out and spent the money on an exact replica of the trophy but had 13 diamonds installed where the laces of the football are ?
Auburn is supposedly good enough that only a loss to Georgia kept them out of the playoff. If they are/were held in that high of regard then it stands to reason that UCF should get the credit it's due for beating them.
Won't happen, but it's how things SHOULD be.
Won't happen, but it's how things SHOULD be.
Welp Ala who has a quality loss to auburn is 2 minutes from beating Clemson who has a non quality loss to Cuse.
I guess that shows quality losses are better than non quality losses.
I guess that shows quality losses are better than non quality losses.
