I tried to let it go....but

[elnutsmalljaws]

Let it be said that I tried to let the feud between the Hatfields and McCoys go by offering a Truce to Mr. Art, to which he refused, and have not posted anything in regards to Louisville losing to Marshall. But, since Mr. Art choses to drag me personally back into it, see Post #6 of Romo and Rodgers Thread.

I'M BACK....

Let's start with 24-17 in your place, to which I am not a fan because it was not a basketball game but to get his only factual statement out of the way early

53,267 people show up at the Pizza Dome to watch the game between Marshall and Louisville, which means there are 53,266 other people buying into the FICTIONAL belief that Louisville will be relevant in football sooner than later.

It seems there is a shortage of Kleenex in the Louisville area.

The Red Cross and FEMA has been called in to help with the city wide flooding due to all the tears that have been shed. Water supplies are at a record all time high.

Louisville, an 11 point favorite, loses by 4 after having a bye week to prepare.

Louisville is not bad they are "young" means that Marshall will be relevant before Louisville because the winning score from Marshall was from TRUE Freshman QB to TRUE Sophomore Tight End. Was the QB's last name Leftwich and was he limping during the plays and being carried by his linemen to the next play?

Marshall had lost to 19 straight teams from BCS Conferences before playing the mighty Cardinals from the Mighty Big East Conference.

But on a good note, the bridge issue between Louisville and Indiana has been solved. Police report that 53,267 bodies are piled on top of each other in the Ohio River. It seems that they have formed a chain in hopes of reaching their homeland, INDIANA, so they could root for a real school, THE INDIANA HOOSIERS. Police reported that as soon as the first person in the link made it to the other side and grabbed onto a tree, MILLIONS more in automobiles were fleeing the city limits and started driving across the chain in their cars. River Side vendors were down stream collecting Louisville Car Flags and selling them, Buy 1 get 10 free. They are all slightly damp from being flung from the cars as they crossed the river. Seems some closet Louisville fans have taken their non-support to a new low, which is hard for most of us to understand.