Discontinued
►2010-2011◄
Auburn Tigers
National Champions
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Bowl Scores Updated
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Jan 11, 2011
2010-2011
Bowls and Results
New Mexico Bowl
BYU 52 vs UTEP 7
Humanitarian Bowl
Northern Illinois 40 vs. Fresno State 17
New Orleans Bowl
Ohio 21 vs. Troy 48
Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl
So. Mississippi 28 vs. Louisville 31
Las Vegas Bowl
Utah 3 vs. Boise State 26
Poinsettia Bowl,
San Diego St. 35 vs. Navy 14
Hawaii Bowl
Tulsa 62 vs. Hawaii 35
Little Caesars Pizza Bowl
Florida Int. 34 vs. Toledo 32
Independence Bowl
Georgia Tech 7 vs. Air Force 14
Champs Sports Bowl
West Virginia 7 vs North Carolina St 23
Insight Bowl
Missouri 24 vs. Iowa 27
Military Bowl
Maryland 51 vs. East Carolina 20
Texas Bowl
Illinois 38 vs. Baylor 14
Alamo Bowl
Oklahoma St 36 vs. Arizona 10
Armed Forces Bowl
SMU 14 vs. Army 16
Pinstripe Bowl
Kansas State 34 vs Syracuse 36
Music City Bowl
North Carolina 30 vs Tenneesee 27 OT
Holiday Bowl
Nebraska 36 vs Washington 10
Meineke Car Care Bowl
South Florida 31 vs. Clemson 26
Sun Bowl
Notre Dame 33 vs. Miami (FL) 17
Liberty Bowl
Georgia 6 vs. UCF 10
Chick-fil-A Bowl
South Carolina 17 vs. Florida State 26
TicketCity Bowl
Northwestern 38 vs. Texas Tech 45
Outback Bowl
Florida 37 vs. Penn State 24
Capital One Bowl
Alabama 49 vs. Michigan St.7
Gator Bowl
Mississippi State 52 vs. Michigan 14
Rose Bowl
Wisconsin 19 vs TCU 21
Fiesta Bowl
Connecticut 20 vs. Oklahoma 48
Orange Bowl
Stanford 40 vs.Virginia Tech 12
Sugar Bowl
Ohio State 31 vs. Arkansas 26
GMAC Bowl
Middle Tennessee 21 vs. Miami (Ohio) 35
Cotton Bowl
Texas AM 24 vs. LSU 41
Birmingham Bowl
Pittsburgh 27 vs. Kentucky 10
Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl
Boston College 13 vs. Nevada 20
BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Auburn 22 vs. Oregon 19
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Conference Bowl Records
As of 1-11-2011
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MWC (5) AF,BYU,SDS,TCU,Utah 4-1 .800
Big East (6) Conn,Lou,Pitt,Syr,USF,WVU 4-2 .667
Independents (3) Army,Navy,ND 2-1 .667
Sun Belt (3) FIU,MTenn,Troy 2-1 .667
SEC (10) Ala,Ark,Aub,Flor,Geor,Ky,LSU,MSU,SCar,Tenn 5-5 .500
MAC (4) Miami,NIU,Ohio,Toledo 2-2 .500
Pac-10 (4) Ariz,Ore,Stan,Wash 2-2 .500
ACC (9) BC,Clem,FSU,GT,Mary,Miami,NC,NCS,VT 4-5 .444
WAC (4) BoiseSt,FresSt,Haw,Nev 2-2 .333
Big 12 (8) Bay,KSt,Mizzou,Neb,OU,OklaSt,TexA&M,TT 3-5 .375
Big Ten (8) Ill,Iowa,Mich,MichSt,NWstrn,OSU,PSU,Wis 3-5 .375
C-USA (6) ECU,SMU,SoMiss,Tulsa,UCF,UTEP 2-4 .333
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Chip Kelly
Oregon
In just his second season leading Oregon, Chip Kelly is taking the
second-ranked Ducks to the national championship game on
Jan. 10 against No. 1 Auburn—and for that he was voted
AP 2010 Coach of the Year. Kelly received 24 votes from the
60-member AP football poll panel to beat out his BCS title game
counterpart, Gene Chizik of Auburn, who received 17 votes.
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2010
Final Elite Six
1-12-2011
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Cam Newton
QB
Auburn
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Janurary, 2011
1 Auburn SEC 14-0
2 TCU MWC 13-0
3 Oregon P10 12-1
4 Stanford P10 12-1
5 Boise St WAC 12-1
6 Ohio St B10 12-1
7 Oklahoma B12 12-2
8 Alabama SEC 10-3
9 LSU SEC 11-2
10 Okla State B12 11-2
11 Arkansas SEC 10-3
12 Wisconsin B10 11-2
13 Nevada WAC 13-1
14 VirginiaTech ACC 11-3
15 Missouri B12 10-3
16 Florida St ACC 10-4
17 Texas A&M B12 9-4
18 Nebraska B12 10-4
19 Michigan St B10 11-2
20 So. Carolina SEC 9-5
21 Miss St SEC 9-4
22 NC State ACC 9-4
23 Utah MWC 10-3
24 Notre Dame FBSI 8-5
25 Florida SEC 8-5
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There were 70 bowl slots to fill and the computer projects
"See Bowl Schedules Above"
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only 66 eligible teams with records of 6-6 or better. That
leaves the NCAA to determine what to do with the eligibility
of teams with records of 5-7. We would expect those invitations
to go to higher-profile schools and/or institutions within the
geographical area of the game.
"See Bowl Schedules Above"
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Up-dated 12-15
Updated
Dec 6 2010
The BCS is a five-game showcase of college football.
It is designed to ensure that the two top-rated teams
in the country meet in the national championship game,
and to create exciting and competitive matchups among
eight other highly regarded teams in four other bowl
games, Many, and I am one of them would rather
see an eight team playoff bracket..
How about this lineup?
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When will we see something like this?
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FFinal Poll
Dec 5 2010
1. Auburn
2. Oregon
3. TCU
4. Stanford
5. Wisconsin
6. Ohio St.
7. Oklahoma
8. Arkansas
9. Michigan St.
10. LSU
11. Boise St.
12. Missouri
13. Virginia Tech
14. Oklahoma St.
15. Nevada
16. Alabama
17. Texas AM
18. Nebraska
19. Utah
20. South Carolina
21. Mississippi St.
22. West Virginia
23. Florida St.
24. Hawaii
25. UCF
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The Hisman Watch
Rankings
Tracking the Candidates Dec 4, 2010
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1. Cameron Newton, Auburn QB (60 points) Winner
2. LaMichael James Oregon RB (42 points)
3. Kellen Moore Boise State QB (34 points)
4. Colin Kaepernick Nevada QB (25 points)
5. Andrew Luck Stanford QB (22 points)
6. Justin Blackmon Oklahoma State RB (9 points)
7. Jordan Todman Connecticut RB (3 points)
7. Ryan Mallett Arkansas QB (3 points)
7. Landry Jones Oklahoma QB (3 points)
7. Ryan Broyles Oklahoma WR (3 points)
7. Landry Jones Oklahoma QB (3 points)
Source:
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547-101 -- 84%
9. ULL 3-9 Sun Belt 3-9
8. Bowling Green MAC 2-10
7. New Mexico St. WAC 2-10
6. New Mexico MWC 1-11
5. W Kentucky Sun Belt 2-10
4. E Michigan MAC 2-10
3. Buffalo MAC 2-10
2. Memphis C-USA 1-11
1. Akron MAC 1-11
Source:
http://masseyratings.com/cf/compare.htm
#1 Texas 2,410
#2 Alabama 2,183
#3 Oklahoma 1,805
#4 Florida State 1,804
#5 Clemson 1,687
#6 LSU 1,601
#7 Nebraska 1,544
#8 Ohio State 1,505
#9 Florida 1,495
#10 Stanford 1,471
#11 North Carolina 1,388
#12 Notre Dame 1,336
#13 USC 1,329
#14 Mississippi 1,300
#15 Georgia 1,261
#16 South Carolina 1,194
#17 Arkansas 1,186
#18 Oklahoma State 1,178
#19 Texas Tech 1,155
#20 Pittsburgh 1,147
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/recruiting/teamrank/2011/all/all
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at several locations throughout its history, but has most
frequently been played in Philadelphia, roughly equidistant
from the two academies. Historically played on the Saturday
after Thanksgiving, the game is now played on the second
Saturday in December and is traditionally the last game of the
season for both teams and, until the recent advent of
conference championship games, it was the last
regular-season game played in Division I-A football. With the
permanent expansion of the regular season to 12 games
starting in 2006, many regular-season games join the
Army–Navy Game on the same weekend. In 2009, the game
was moved from the first Saturday in December to the second
Saturday; this means that it will no longer conflict with
conference championship games and once again is the last
regular-season contest in college football.
This game has inter-service "bragging rights" at stake; in past
decades, when both Army and Navy were often national
powers, the game occasionally had national championship
implications. However, as the level of play improved in
college football nationally the high academic entrance
requirements, height and weight limits, and the military
commitment required has reduced the overall
competitiveness of both academies. Since 1963, only the 1996
and upcoming 2010 games have seen both teams enter with
winning records.
Quotes of the Week
Where there is charity and wisdom, there is neither fear
nor ignorance. Where there is patience and humility,
there is neither anger nor vexation. Where there is poverty
and joy, there is neither greed nor avarice. Where there is
peace and meditation, there is neither anxiety nor doubt.
†††
I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.
Phillipians 4:13
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Always be kinder then necessary
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way of doing things. It is the continuous revolution of the marketplace.
It is the understanding that allows to recognize shortcomings and seek solutions.
Ronald Reagan
40th US President, b. 1911-2004
Archives
2009 Season
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2009-2010 BOWL RESULTS
Alabama
National Champions
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Atlantic Coast 3-4
Big 12 4-4
Big East 4-2
Big Ten 4-3
SEC 6-4
PAC10 2-5
Mountain West 4-1
Western Athletic 2-2
Sun Belt 1-1
Mid-American 1-4
Conference USA 2-4
Independents 1-0
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St. Petersburg Bowl Dec. 19
Rutgers 45 - UCF 28
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New Orleans Bowl Dec. 20
Southern Miss 32 - Middle Tenn St. 42
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Las Vegas Bowl Dec. 22
BYU 44 - Oregon State 20
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Poinsettia Bowl Dec. 23
Utah 37 - California 27
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Hawaii Bowl Dec. 24
SMU 45 - Nevada 10
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Emerald Bowl Dec. 26
Boston College 13 vs. USC 24
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Meineke Car Care Bowl Dec. 26
North Carolina 17 vs. Pittsburgh 19
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Motor City Bowl ( Little Caesars) Dec. 26
5 p.m. Detroit, MI
Ohio 17 vs. Marshall 21
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Music City Bowl Dec. 27
Kentucky 13 - Clemson 21
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Independence Bowl Dec. 28
Texas AM 20 - Georgia 44
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Champs Sports Bowl Dec. 29
Miami(Fla) 14 - Wisconsin 20
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EagleBank Bowl Dec. 29
Temple 21 - UCLA 30
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Holiday Bowl Dec. 30
Arizona 0 - Nebraska 33
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Humanitarian Bowl Dec. 30
Idaho 43 - Northern Illinois 42
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Texas Bowl Dec. 31
Missouri 13 - Navy 35
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Armed Forces Bowl Dec. 31
Air Force 47 - Houston 20
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Sun Bowl Dec. 31
Stanford 27 - Oklahoma 31
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Insight Bowl Dec. 31
Minnesota 13 - Iowa State 14
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Chick-fil-A (Peach) Bowl Dec. 31
Virginia Tech 37 - Tenneesee 14
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Outback Bowl Jan. 1 11 a.m.
Northwestern 35 - Auburn 38 OT
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Capital One Bowl Jan. 1
Penn State 19 vs. LSU 17
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Gator Bowl Jan. 1
Florida State 33 vs. West Virginia 21
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Rose Bowl Jan. 1
Ohio State 26 - Oregon 17
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Sugar Bowl Jan. 1
Florida 51 - Cincinnati 24
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Cotton Bowl Jan. 2
Mississippi 21 - Oklahoma State 7
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Liberty Bowl Jan. 2
E Carolina 17 -Arkansas 20 OT
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International Bowl Jan. 2
Southern Florida 27 - Northern Illinois 3
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Papajohns Bowl Jan. 2
Connecticut 20 - South Carolina 7
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Alamo Bowl Jan. 2
Michigan State 31 - Texas Tech 41
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Fiesta Bowl Jan. 4
TCU 10 - Boise State 17
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Orange Bowl Jan. 5
Georgia Tech 14 vs. Iowa 24
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GMAC Bowl Jan. 6
Troy 41 vs. Central Michigan 44 OT
bowl game when she worked the matchup between
Ohio and Marshall.
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TCU’s Patterson is AP Coach of the Year 2009
In 2009 Gary Patterson guided TCU to its best season
in 70 years on the way to becoming the first
Associated Press Coach of the Year from outside
the six conferences with automatic BCS bids.
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2009 Final BSC Standings
The top two teams in the final BCS Standings will be
placed in the National Championship Bowl Game on
January 7 2010
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Final BCS Rankings 2009
1 Alabama 13-0 .998
2 Texas 13-0 .943
3 Cincinnati 12-0 .888
4 TCU 12-0 .884
5 Florida 12-1 .864
6 Boise State 13-0 .811
7 Oregon 10-2 .757
8 Ohio State 10-2 .657
9 Georgia Tech 11-2 .649
10 Iowa 10-2 11 .618
11 Virginia Tech 9-3 .568
12 LSU 9-3 13 .537
13 Penn State 10-2 .532
14 Brigham Young 10-2 .453
15 Miami (FL) 9-3 .442
Source
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http://msn.foxsports.com/cfb/poll?poll=BCS
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The Bowl Championship Series concludes its third four-year
cycle this season on a high note as anticipation builds for the Jan. 7
Citi BCS National Championship Game in Pasadena.
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The 75th annual Heisman Trophy award will name a new
college football champion in 2009 when it is announced in
New York City from the Nokia Theatre in Times Square on
December 12 2009
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ESPN Experts' Poll
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Name Position School
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Colt McCoy QB Texas Sr. 67
Toby Gerhart RB Stanford Sr. 61
Tim Tebow QB Florida Sr. 35
Mark Ingram RB Alabama (WINNER)
Kellen Moore QB Boise State So. 24
Ndamukong Suh DT Nebraska Sr. 4
C.J. Spiller RB Clemson Sr. 4
Case Keenum QB Houston Jr. 1
Jeremiah Masoli QB Oregon Jr. 1
Jacquizz Rodgers RB Oregon State So. 1
Source
http://espn.go.com/college-football/heisman09/index
NEW YORK – Tim Tebow added another Heisman first to
his long list of accomplishments just by being selected a finalist
for this year's trophy.Tebow became the first player to be invited to
the Heisman Trophy presentation ceremony three times when the
Florida quarterback — along with Colt McCoy, Mark Ingram,
Toby Gerhart and Ndamukong Suh — was named a finalist Monday
for college football's most prestigious player of the year award
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Bobby Bowden coached his final game at Florida State
in the Gator Bowl against West Viginia on New Year's Day
in the Gator Bowl, including two wins over West Virginia.
Gator Bowl chairman Dan Murphy said they immediately jumped
to Florida State when they learned of Bowden's plans to retire.
adiós mi amigo!
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placed in the National Championship Bowl Game on
January 7 2010
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Final BCS Rankings 2009
1 Alabama 13-0 .998
2 Texas 13-0 .943
3 Cincinnati 12-0 .888
4 TCU 12-0 .884
5 Florida 12-1 .864
6 Boise State 13-0 .811
7 Oregon 10-2 .757
8 Ohio State 10-2 .657
9 Georgia Tech 11-2 .649
10 Iowa 10-2 11 .618
11 Virginia Tech 9-3 .568
12 LSU 9-3 13 .537
13 Penn State 10-2 .532
14 Brigham Young 10-2 .453
15 Miami (FL) 9-3 .442
Source
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http://msn.foxsports.com/cfb/poll?poll=BCS
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The Bowl Championship Series concludes its third four-year
cycle this season on a high note as anticipation builds for the Jan. 7
Citi BCS National Championship Game in Pasadena.
~~~~~~~~
The 75th annual Heisman Trophy award will name a new
college football champion in 2009 when it is announced in
New York City from the Nokia Theatre in Times Square on
December 12 2009
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ESPN Experts' Poll
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Name Position School
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Colt McCoy QB Texas Sr. 67
Toby Gerhart RB Stanford Sr. 61
Tim Tebow QB Florida Sr. 35
Mark Ingram RB Alabama (WINNER)
Kellen Moore QB Boise State So. 24
Ndamukong Suh DT Nebraska Sr. 4
C.J. Spiller RB Clemson Sr. 4
Case Keenum QB Houston Jr. 1
Jeremiah Masoli QB Oregon Jr. 1
Jacquizz Rodgers RB Oregon State So. 1
Source
http://espn.go.com/college-football/heisman09/index
NEW YORK – Tim Tebow added another Heisman first to
his long list of accomplishments just by being selected a finalist
for this year's trophy.Tebow became the first player to be invited to
the Heisman Trophy presentation ceremony three times when the
Florida quarterback — along with Colt McCoy, Mark Ingram,
Toby Gerhart and Ndamukong Suh — was named a finalist Monday
for college football's most prestigious player of the year award
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in the Gator Bowl against West Viginia on New Year's Day
The 80-year-old Bowden announced Tuesday that he would
retire after the Seminoles' bowl game. Florida State is 5-0-1 in the Gator Bowl, including two wins over West Virginia.
Gator Bowl chairman Dan Murphy said they immediately jumped
to Florida State when they learned of Bowden's plans to retire.
adiós mi amigo!
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2009 WAS A GREAT SEASON
COULD 2010 BE EVEN BETTER
COULD 2010 BE EVEN BETTER
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Harry's Season Final Results
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2009 Season Results
447-120 78%
IT WAS FUN!
2009 Season Results
447-120 78%
IT WAS FUN!
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Quote of the Week
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Where there is charity and wisdom, there is neither fear
nor ignorance. Where there is patience and humility,
there is neither anger nor vexation. Where there is poverty
and joy, there is neither greed nor avarice. Where there is
peace and meditation, there is neither anxiety nor doubt.
~~
Always be kinder then necessary
Quote of the Week
~~
Where there is charity and wisdom, there is neither fear
nor ignorance. Where there is patience and humility,
there is neither anger nor vexation. Where there is poverty
and joy, there is neither greed nor avarice. Where there is
peace and meditation, there is neither anxiety nor doubt.
~~
Always be kinder then necessary
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