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so your sons on the field? what position does he play?

actually..well...he's on the drums

No, i wanted them to throw a pick 6 since im on Alabama but they should have kneel'd the ball yes, even if they get 10 yards theres no way the freshman QB throws a 60 yard hailmary, have you even been watching this game?

Any QB can throw a 60 yard pass.

hmm 1.48 for over 47.5. That is definitely worth a punt.

Any QB can throw a 60 yard pass can they Horangi?

You don't watch much American football do you?

45.5 sorry.

'texas have a problem'

lol

For many years, the Super Bowl has had a very large television audience in the U.S., and it is often the most watched television program of the year. The game tends to have high Nielsen television ratings which usually come in around a 40 rating and 60 share (i.e., on average, 40 percent of all U.S. households, and 60 percent of all homes tuned into television during the game). This means that on average, 80 to 90 million Americans are tuned into the Super Bowl at any given moment. It is also estimated that 130-140 million tune into some part of the game

Any QB can throw a 60 yard pass can they Horangi?

You don't watch much American football do you?

Let me rephrase. Any QB at a high level can hurl the ball down field 50-60 yards in a hail mary situation.

A QB playing for Texas is high level.

no rain 08 Jan 14:15


hmm 1.48 for over 47.5. That is definitely worth a punt.

It's 10/11 on over 47.5 at B365 - fillyerboots!

do you know what this game draws as a comparison winning? 1st time its been on a thursday night as well isnt it?

coney 08 Jan 03:16


why is it so obvious do you have any idea of what a big deal this is, give me the numbers then if you know

I'm well aware of what a big deal it is. There's a reason though that advertisers spend in excess of ten times as much on Super Bowl advertising as BCS Championship advertising in the US only. The Super Bowl in the US is a little like the Grand National in the UK. People who don't give a cr*p still watch it. I suspect that that's not so true of the BCS title - although most sports fans do care.

i thought they might draw similar audiences thats all. lets move on eh!

the freshman QB is bound to make a couple more mistakes. I can see 2 TDs and a FG easily in the 2nd half.

Lets forget your incorrect statement that every QB can throw a 60 yard pass and question how do you protect him from the best defensive line in the country while the 4 wide outs get downfield?

Let it go, clearly you know nothing about this game. And yes completing a HAIL MARY successfully is rare but the downside is little.

And the average NFL QB can throw the ball around 70 yards.

coney 08 Jan 03:21


i thought they might draw similar audiences thats all. lets move on eh!

In your support, there are a good dozen college football teams with stadiums of 80k+ that sell out every game, even if it's against the like of Florida International or Temple.

i know that the wee pay about 1 million dollars plus.. well did in years gone by for an ad in the superbowl.. and they are always the best too :)

not sure why horrangi is being so hounded here

^^ it's 45.5 on here ^^

debber1 08 Jan 03:22


Why do American companies pay so much for TV Advertising?? I don't know what they're like over there, but as a Brit, I can't stand having an ad break every 5 minutes - it just makes you turn over, so does anyone actually even watch the ads??

That's exactly how they try to play it though debber. In the UK we all turn over because there're only 4 mins or so every half hour. In the States they have so many ads that if viewers turned over every time they'd get repetitive strain injury.