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In tonight's debacle of a football game, backup running back Nick Goings had to take the place of an injured DeSean Foster. Foster broke his leg or whatever last week against the overrated Chicago Bears. As you all know, Goings is from the University of Pittsburgh. He did an admirable job filling in and stepping up. He did such a great job that his team got massacred and he got hit so hard in the face that suffered a concussion and was temporarily knocked-out on the field. Then, when they managed to drag him to his feet, he stood there seeing stars for about 15 seconds before they realized that he was done for the game. That's what happens when you are from a school like Pitt that plays in a conference like the Big East. You aren't prepared for real, hard-nosed football when you are put in that environment. Carolina fans should be glad they even made it as far as they did, thanks to Brandon Short.

On a side note, Bobby Engram and Joe Jurevicius are about to play in the Super Bowl. But as we learned from Hollywood's brilliant comments about 2 months ago, neither of those guys were ever the best receiver on their teams at Penn State.

There is a simple solution to this problem: run faster.

Yea Hartings is playing in the Super Bowl also and he is from the Nittany Lions Also.

You know, all Goings needed was the toughness and longevity of a Curtis Enis or Kijana Carter. If he was half the pro those two gentlemen were he would have led his team to victory. And what more can you say about the Great Seahawk aerial attack led by Bobby Engram and Jurevicious, I mean no wonder Alexander was the league MVP with these two studs catching balls, they could make Kerry Collins into an MVP. We cant forget perennial pro bowler Brandon Short now. He single handedly led Carolina to two road playoff wins. Magnificent!

Hey, can't argue with that.

Please see Curtis Martin.

you don't really want to get into which college has produced more nfl greatness. I DID'NT THINK SO!

nick goings was a backup at pitt and he is a backup in the pro's

Only place he was GOINGS in that game was nowhere!!!

He needs some lessons from ole Craig "Ironhead" Heyward. There was a guy that was fun to watch.

Maybe Bobby E. will FINALLY have his breakout game as a pro during the SuperBowl. I mean what better time to do it? There's nothing like ten years of build-up. I'm so excited at the possibility that I'm on the edge of my seat in suspense.