Backwoods Presbyterian
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Too bad in 5 years Auburn's National Title will be taken away because the NCAA will realize that Cam Newton should be retroactively ineligible. 
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Too bad in 5 years Auburn's National Title will be taken away because the NCAA will realize that Cam Newton should be retroactively ineligible.
The coach thing might have been 50/50,
but Cam Newton brought up how God could use Him to DELIVER HIS WORD. And bring out something good from something bad.
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The coach just tripped over words there. There's no way he meant that "God was blessed" for being apart of it. He was seriously stumbling around like crazy.
'm with Carl Trueman on these kinds of pronouncements. America's almost as secular as Britain, we've just got a religious veneer that Two World Wars and the Holocaust hasn't burned away. So I take these kinds of things with a huge grain of salt. And, like Mr. Snyder, I've grown vastly more in my losses than in my victories. It would actually be really refreshing to see an athlete thank Jesus Christ for his team losing the game, rather than automatically ascribing God's favor to the victory.

"I PRAISE YOU 24/7!!!!!!" the 24-year-old tweeted from his iPad at around 5:15 Sunday after the Steelers' 19-16 overtime victory. "AND THIS HOW YOU DO ME!!!!! YOU EXPECT ME TO LEARN FROM THIS??? HOW???!!! ILL NEVER FORGET THIS!! EVER!!! THX though..."
it's somewhat difficult to watch a rival get the glory but it's still fun to see the Southern schools dominate the national platform.
it's still fun to see the Southern schools dominate the national platform.
The year that Texas and USC played one another in that truly spectacular BCS championship game, an undefeated Auburn team (with four players who would wind up going in the first round the following NFL draft) had to settle for playing in the Sugar Bowl.
Actually it was Oklahoma & USC. Texas & USC was the 2005 season.

I was rootin' for the Ducks. I couldn't care any less about Auburn's victories.
I was particularly appalled (albeit not surprised) by the Coach's and Newton's "religious" statements. What hubris and out and out violations of the 1st and 3rd Commandments.
I don't want to be desensitized to violations against the commandments, particularly mine own.
Benjamin mentioned something about the winner of this game having to face TCU. Oh, if only the NCAA were that smart. Imagine how much money they could make from that game.
I hope both Fairley and Newton leave school.