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From: lor@ucla-cs.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.sport.football
Subject: Re: #1-here I come, Signed, JoePa
Message-ID: <6896@ucla-cs.ARPA>
Date: Fri, 20-Sep-85 17:24:29 EDT
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Posted: Fri Sep 20 17:24:29 1985
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In article <2120@burdvax.UUCP> vacca@burdvax.UUCP (Dave Vacca) writes:
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>		........
>PS: I would love to see Penn State, or for that matter, any
>    team from the following, play BYU:
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>               5) UCLA "please, can I see it one more time?????"

	Even though I am a bruin, I have to admit UCLA was pretty
lucky to beat BYU, which dominated the game but simply gave it away. 
With their offense, BYU is not as bad as many people think.
This is just a new trend in college football: the passing offense
is a big equalizer among college powerhouses. In the past
few years, many schools achieve national prominence by installing
a passing attack.  Look at Illinois, Maryland, Miami, Florida,
West Virginia, Boston College, Iowa, ....
A good passing team can almost always beat a good running team. 
Look how Georgia, Nebraska and Oklahoma fared in the so-called 
"game for the national championship" in the past 3 years.
See how Auburn did against Miami and Florida last year.
BYU certainly has a fair chance to beat Oklahoma, Nebraska 
and likes.

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					Eddy Lor
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