Play with Matches...
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Play with Matches...
Two ham-and-eggers from the Pitt Nation, Ol' Moldy and Double H, have already, one whole day later, tried to diminish the Big Ten's draft classes for 2006. Now, as we all know, it is the fault of the college when a player leaves school, either becomes a bust, gets drafted, doesn't get drafted, or becomes the best player in the NFL. It is somehow equally Joe Paterno's fault that DJ Dozier didn't break Emmit Smith's record as it is Walt Harris's fault for the disappearance of record-breaking QB Rod Rutherford or the Antonio Bryant / Big Tuna yelling and towel fiasco. If that isn't the stupidest argument I've ever heard, I don't know what is.

"If you want a guarantee, buy a toaster."
But because I do love arguing with the simple-minded common-folk, I've compiled this comprehensive list of the Big East and Big Ten 2006 draft outcomes. Take your laptop over to the bathroom, because these numbers are going to make you throw up quicker than waking up with a hangover in the same bed as Pale Rider.
Roll that beautiful bean footage.
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2006 BIG TEN VS. BIG EAST DRAFT SHOWDOWN:
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BIG EAST CONFERENCE:
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CINCINNATI: 0
CONNECTICUT: 0
LOUISVILLE: 4
PITTSBURGH: 2
RUTGERS: 0
SOUTH FLORIDA: 0
SYRACUSE: 4
WEST VIRGINIA: 1
TOTALS: 11
Rd 1: 0
Rd 2: 0
Rd 3: 3
Rd 4: 1
Rd 5: 2
Rd 6: 3
Rd 7: 2
BIG TEN CONFERENCE:
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ILLINOIS: 0
INDIANA: 2
IOWA: 2
MICHIGAN: 3
MICHIGAN STATE: 3
MINNESOTA: 4
NORTHWESTERN: 3
OHIO STATE: 9
PENN STATE: 6
PURDUE: 4
WISCONSIN: 5
TOTALS: 41
Rd 1: 8
Rd 2: 1
Rd 3: 6
Rd 4: 13
Rd 5: 4
Rd 6: 3
Rd 7: 6
Yikes. 41 to 11 and the round breakdowns are downright embarrassing. Big East flagship WVU gets 1 kid drafted, while Indiana managed to get 2, neither of which are school record-breaking QB Blake Powers, who isn't a senior yet.

Moldo humbled by the numbers. You are lucky to get the Whammy with a lawnmower instead of the Iron Sheik.

"You are lucky, PUNK!!! Put him in da Camel Clutch, break his %&#@8% back, and THEN %&+# his &$#, to make him HUMBLE!"

Don't wanna forget this either!

"If you want a guarantee, buy a toaster."
But because I do love arguing with the simple-minded common-folk, I've compiled this comprehensive list of the Big East and Big Ten 2006 draft outcomes. Take your laptop over to the bathroom, because these numbers are going to make you throw up quicker than waking up with a hangover in the same bed as Pale Rider.
Roll that beautiful bean footage.
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2006 BIG TEN VS. BIG EAST DRAFT SHOWDOWN:
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BIG EAST CONFERENCE:
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CINCINNATI: 0
CONNECTICUT: 0
LOUISVILLE: 4
PITTSBURGH: 2
RUTGERS: 0
SOUTH FLORIDA: 0
SYRACUSE: 4
WEST VIRGINIA: 1
TOTALS: 11
Rd 1: 0
Rd 2: 0
Rd 3: 3
Rd 4: 1
Rd 5: 2
Rd 6: 3
Rd 7: 2
BIG TEN CONFERENCE:
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ILLINOIS: 0
INDIANA: 2
IOWA: 2
MICHIGAN: 3
MICHIGAN STATE: 3
MINNESOTA: 4
NORTHWESTERN: 3
OHIO STATE: 9
PENN STATE: 6
PURDUE: 4
WISCONSIN: 5
TOTALS: 41
Rd 1: 8
Rd 2: 1
Rd 3: 6
Rd 4: 13
Rd 5: 4
Rd 6: 3
Rd 7: 6
Yikes. 41 to 11 and the round breakdowns are downright embarrassing. Big East flagship WVU gets 1 kid drafted, while Indiana managed to get 2, neither of which are school record-breaking QB Blake Powers, who isn't a senior yet.

Moldo humbled by the numbers. You are lucky to get the Whammy with a lawnmower instead of the Iron Sheik.

"You are lucky, PUNK!!! Put him in da Camel Clutch, break his %&#@8% back, and THEN %&+# his &$#, to make him HUMBLE!"

Don't wanna forget this either!
Last edited by The Ancient Enemy on September 20th, 2011, 12:30 am, edited 1 time in total.
Big Ten had more by half way through round three as Big East had total.
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TAE, you are a tad bit sensitive and paranoid. I wasn't ripping on the Big 11 at all. I was simply stating what a shock it was that Michigan did not have a player drafted on the first day. When was the last time this happened?
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Where did you find that picture of the Whammy?
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Re: Play with Matches...
I just typed "Press Your Luck" into Google and clicked "images".
Double H, it's all good in the hood. It is strange, yes, but I do believe both Watson and Avant are going to be good additions to their respective teams. There's a lot of players that went in the second day that I was very surprised went as low as they did. One for sure is Ko Simpson from So. Carolina.
Double H, it's all good in the hood. It is strange, yes, but I do believe both Watson and Avant are going to be good additions to their respective teams. There's a lot of players that went in the second day that I was very surprised went as low as they did. One for sure is Ko Simpson from So. Carolina.
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Re: Play with Matches...
I didn't try to diminish the Big Ten's recruiting classes, just Penn State's class. It is a shame though that the Big Ten's Offensive Player of the Year was not even considered in the draft for the position he played during the season. And a Big Ten all conference defensive end did not even get drafted.
Last edited by El-Moldo on September 20th, 2011, 12:30 am, edited 1 time in total.
JoePa just doesn't have all those NFL connections that Wanny does. Had Robinson played for Wanny the Texans surely would have taken him first in the draft.
Notice you don't see Moldo talking about the Big East Defensive Player of the year going so late in the draft (what, Elvis Dumervil went in the 4th round)?? I guess that shows you want the NFL thinks of those Big East defenses.
Notice you don't see Moldo talking about the Big East Defensive Player of the year going so late in the draft (what, Elvis Dumervil went in the 4th round)?? I guess that shows you want the NFL thinks of those Big East defenses.
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Re: Play with Matches...
Robinson deserved that award. The game is totally different from HS to NCAA to NFL. Like I have said numerous times: the NFL is all about timing and placement.
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Tamba #20 to KC
MRob #100 to SF
Calvin Lowry #102 to Tenn
AZ # 122 to Tampa Bay
Tyler Reed #200 to Chicago
Ethan Kilmer #209 to Cinci
Scott Paxson UFA to Pittsburgh
Isaac Smolko UFA to Pittsburgh
Anwar Phillips UFA to NO Saints
Chris Harrell UFA to Arizona
Matt Rice UFA to Buffalo
All signed and accounted for.
MRob #100 to SF
Calvin Lowry #102 to Tenn
AZ # 122 to Tampa Bay
Tyler Reed #200 to Chicago
Ethan Kilmer #209 to Cinci
Scott Paxson UFA to Pittsburgh
Isaac Smolko UFA to Pittsburgh
Anwar Phillips UFA to NO Saints
Chris Harrell UFA to Arizona
Matt Rice UFA to Buffalo
All signed and accounted for.
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Re: Play with Matches...
That's a shame none of them will get to play with David Priestley in the Lithuanian Football League.
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