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WVU  24

PITT  17

 

In the 95th edition of "The Backyard Brawl"

 

WVU most likely will be playing NC State in the Gator Bowl.

 

:thumb:  :D  :D

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WVU  24

PITT  17

 

In the 95th edition of "The Backyard Brawl"

 

WVU most likely will be playing NC State in the Gator Bowl.

 

:thumb:  :D  :D

Oh yeah!  Revenge is sweet-especially after listening to all the Pittsburgh press goofballs talk trash for the past week.  Guess what?  YOU LOST PANTHERS!  Just like we all expected. :D

 

Now it looks like the "Floundering Irish" are going to drop the USC game and possibly push WVU out of the Gator Bowl.  We may end up in that Toyota tire bowl deal in NC at Raven's stadium. USC is making ND look like a girl scout troop thus further reinforcing the fact that the Irish have been overrated all season.  :D

 

We'll see how it turns out over the next few days... :thumb:

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WVU  :thumb:  :thumb:

 

The Irsh let me down,  :D    But I still don't think they were overrated, I really think USC has been underrated.

 

ESPN.com is still saying that the Irish will probably still get a BCS bowl against Oklahoma, I hope so.  This will keep WVU in the Gator Bowl.

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