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Chile got 10!!!! & is in the top 10 for the season!!!! Wheres the real Chile & what have ya done to him?

only saw a quick highlight of it but looked to me like he pushed someone of the pile/jumped on it, unless something happened after that?

But at least he can lead a normal life away from football Ball State's Love OK after spinal fracture, but career likely over By Graham Watson Ball State receiver Dante Love is expected to "live a normal and happy life" according to a statement released by the university, but he probably won't ever play football again. Love suffered a cervical spine fracture and a spinal cord injury during the first quarter of Saturday's game against Indiana. He was taken immediately to Bloomington Hospital where he underwent a five-hour surgery. Ball State released a statement Sunday afternoon that Love was able to move his arms and legs. Others blog ESPN.com's Graham Watson writes about college football's independents and non-BCS conference schools in her blog. • Blog network "Everything went as the doctors thought, and even a little better," Ball State coach Brady Hoke said. "At this point, the biggest thing was just to relieve pressure and all that stuff on the spinal cord." Love was injured when Indiana cornerback Chris Adkins hit Love helmet-to-helmet after Love made a short catch. Love fell to the ground, briefly unconscious, and lay motionless for 15 minutes. He felt numbness in his arms and legs as he was strapped to a backboard. He was taken off the field in a golf cart. He has since been transferred to Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis for further evaluation. There was no timetable Monday on his rehabilitation. Love entered Saturday's game as the nation's leader in receiving yards per game at 144.3. He also was ranked second in all-purpose running. Love, who was the Cardinals' most versatile player, finishes his career ranked second in school history in receptions (199), yards receiving (2,778) and is tied for fourth in TD receptions (20). He also holds the Ball State record for kickoff-return yards in a career (2,129) and is tied with Dante Ridgeway for the most 100-yard games in school history (11). Graham Watson covers college football for ESPN.com. http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=3602536

Yes he threw 2 int's but 1 was bad the other was a great play by Rudd & not much Orton could do about it.

Dick No. Stupid... VERY. Whatever way ya try to dress it up as some macho crap IN THE END it ultimately threw away our last chance at winning the game.

Bennett inactive too so Vasher at PR?

Hester inactive

Has raised $10,000 so far

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No Shuler. Make it worse for the Vikes(maybe). A QB they waived last year is gonna be starting this weekend, Tyler Thigpen

I'd assume Manning will return them

And how many times did we hear that in defence of Rex??

Brilliant wasn't it

35-17 Irish with 10 minutes left

Personally I always thought Delhomme was a little under-rated

At least someone is

Really wanted to go to B.L.U.E.S. when I was over, couldn't make it. next time. Shame the old boards gone, there was a good bit of info in a thread when I asked the same question

room in your suitcase?

2nd year running neither team is listed in the Top 25. This used to be a huge game. Anyone care now??

How the Bears fared on third down Sunday against the Colts: Distance Run or pass Result 3rd-and-8 Pass Inc. 3rd-and-6 Run 50 TD 3rd-and-1 Run 7 3rd-and-5 Run 0 3rd-and-1 Run 2 3rd-and-6 Pass 20 3rd-and-12 Pass 10 3rd-and-15 Pass 29 3rd-and-8 Run 5 3rd-and-2 Pass 7 3rd-and-1 Run 2 3rd-and-2 Run 2 3rd-and-6 Pass -6 (sack) 3rd-and-2 Pass 4 3rd-and-1 Pass 26 3rd-and-11 Run 4

But how hurt was Barber?

Pick 4 out of 6 Hester v Panthers Welker v Jets(no Brady) Calvin Johnson v GB Ginn v Arizona DeSean Jackson v Dallas Gonzalez v Minnesota return yards count

4 R.B's pick 3 to play LT Forte Bush Felix Jones

Wow 9-7 I thought i'd done a lot worse

nice to see this back noots. great game last night. god im tired today. forte looked great, orton was adequate and the D looked back to their best. would have liked to have seen a few more shots down the field though. can we get a horn for the refs?