Official Texas is teh best. 99slow gsx is eating crow............love brian
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Texas Fuckin Wins! Fuck Yeah!
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does the vince young dance in my avy
Vince Rules!!! will have an authetnic jersey ordered tomorrow.
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change your sig to.
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Leinart is NOT a poor loser. He personally went to the Texas locker room after the game to send congrats to coach Brown and Vince Young. I think he was taken out of context by the media after the game. Leinart is all class.
It breaking news....it looks like Ziggy wasted no time in hiring a new coach. Brad Childress is coming from the Eagles. I think he will make a great coach!
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YellowEvo wrote:
"I know we are the better team, they just made the plays tonight..."Right there is saying that he is a poor loser.... Cant accept defeat... the better team won... i found it quite funny
yep thats what i was referring to...i think at that point my dad would have liked to kick him in the junk too
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PSiedTSi wrote:
yep thats what i was referring to...i think at that point my dad would have liked to kick him in the junk too
IMO, it was blown waaaaaaaaaay out of proportion. I just think that it's kinda funny how he was everyone's golden boy up until his team lost and he said that. Jeez, one poor judgement call after a tough defeat and all of a sudden he takes a beating by the press and the fairweather fans. No one is even mentioning that he was one of only two USC players who ventured into the Longhorn's locker room to congratulate them when he could have just sulked. Actions>Words IMO. -
BUT he said it on national TV...it doesn't matter how humble and how much a golden boy he is until a big game. The big games prove more than just the little piddly ones. Not only did he say that, he also had a HUGE attitude when he did say it. After he said he probably realized, Oh shit I fucked up I'm going to go talk to Texas and maybe everyone will think I'm better...It was just a really poor judgement call on his part thats all, because lets face it I would be pissed that we lost too BUT he should never have said that on national tv or to an audience of ANY kind...
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Does it really matter? Leniart will make more money than all of us combined next year...
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I actually don't see much wrong with what he said. He has pride in his team and thought that they were a better team overall, but that Texas played better that night. Its his opinion. A sore loser would have said "I can't believe how crappy our defense was tonight, anyone could have beat us the way those guys played" The only guy on Texas that impressed me was Vince Young wereas Bush (except the dumb pitch he tried at the end of the play), Leinart and their other RB (I keep forgetting his name) surprised me at how well they moved the ball against a VERY good Texas defense.
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HandoEX wrote:
So no one cares that the Vikes have a new coach?Not really
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Is USCs offense awesome? No doubt about it. Do they have a good defense? No not really. They are not a complete team. They have a really kick ass offense and thats kind of it. Texas is a more balanced team as far as that goes. You know the saying, Offense scores points, defense wins championships.
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But his opinion that they had a better overall team, is just that...his opinion. Two plays happened that could have completely caused a different outcome...Bush's errant decision to lateral at the end of a great run and the touchdown that should have been called down before the lateral. Would have Texas won had that call been reversed? Who knows, they could have fumbled, threw and INT or been forced to go for a FG. I know you can't go on the coulda-beens, but I'm not really convinced one team was all that much better than the other. Based on how I saw the game, I thought USC deserved the win based on how they played that night. Both teams were moving on the others defenses, but the offense was more balanced on USC. Having said, that congrats to Texas for an awesome season and finding a way to win the big one. I'm just showing why I don't think Leinart was being arrogant or a poor loser. He was just stating that he thought they were a better team that got outplayed that night. (I didn't see the actual interview, just going off the wording on here.) The guy is what? 22 years old? Losing the Rose Bowl is probably the most devastating thing he has experienced to date and I'm sure there was plenty of emotion.
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