MGoPodcast 12.22: Barnburners Comment Count

Seth February 22nd, 2021 at 5:32 PM

1 hour and 39 minutes, wsg the Sklars Brothers to promote our Roast of John U Bacon

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1. The Game, Which is The Game this year

starts at 1:00

That and that and that and the other thing and then yes, the officiating.

The rest of the writeup and the player after The Jump]

2. Rutgers

starts at 26:35

Anyone remember this game? Oh right, Pikiell admitted they’re going to settle for bad twos and then they did.

3. Raw Takes, Football Coaches, Around the Big Ten

starts at 38:27

We manage to keep it on the rails long enough to talk about Illinois before descending into Michigan State basketball talk. Three of five, baby! MSU is on a roll!

4. The Sklars and a Gimmicky Top Ten Barnburners

starts at 1:10:01

We bring in the Sklars to talk about our John U Bacon roast on March 6 to save the Ann Arbor Comedy Showcase. Then we play the Feud, as the Brothers Sklar have to guess our top ten Michigan barnburners in the last 20 years.

MUSIC:

  • "The Heat"—Jungle
  • “Sleep Now in the Fire"—Rage Against the Machine
  • “The Barn Tapes"—Andrew Bird
  • “Across 110th Street”
THE USUAL LINKS:

 

Ace told me that I have to hit on you, so Hey Baby.

 

Comments

enlightenedbum

February 22nd, 2021 at 6:59 PM ^

Couple hockey suggestions:

The Hunwick NCAA tournament game against I think North Dakota that felt like a 60 minute power play and we won.  Scooter Vaughn scored, I think.

The game after the Molly game against Colorado College.

bsand2053

February 23rd, 2021 at 12:42 AM ^

Ace, did I hear you mention there’s some smoke about Mike Smith coming back?  I hadn’t heard such a thing but I really hope it’s true!  I think Michigan would be the preseason favorites if he returns 

Harbaugeddon

February 23rd, 2021 at 7:01 AM ^

The top 3 barn burners that come to mind for me are:

- 2010 Football vs Illinois

- 2017 NCAA opening round win vs Oklahoma St. 

- 2018 Basketball loss to Purdue (though all games against them that year were top notch)

evenyoubrutus

February 23rd, 2021 at 10:03 AM ^

Moore has been a TE coach for his entire career, and at Central he was the run game coordinator for a season. I have to think that he's taught a lot of blocking, especially to guys who are often under coached at that skill coming out of high school. That doesn't guarantee he will work out as an OL coach, but I have to think that Harbaugh would have assessed his skills to determine whether he could do the job. And also having 2 years experience in Gattis system must be a benefit. 

DCGrad

February 23rd, 2021 at 11:17 AM ^

This cell phone thing needs to die.  Here's the rule as written:

Rule 4, Section 4, Article 2

Art. 2. A technical foul shall be assessed to a coach and all bench personnel for 
the following infractions:

Using electronic transmission (including but not limited to headsets, 
telephones, television, radio, audio or video Internet broadcast, heart 
monitor devices, computers), or knowledge gained resulting from thereof, 
for coaching purposes, to communicate to and/or from the bench area or 
using replay equipment at courtside for coaching purposes. 
(emphasis added).

If the call was to set up a post game meal, then there was no violation of the rule and thus no technicals should have been assessed.  The phone was not used for coaching purposes.  If the rule banned all cell phone use, there are all kinds of examples to demonstrate the absurdity of that rule.  One example, let's say someone on the bench has a medical emergency, can a coach not use his phone to call 911 without being assessed a technical?  Doesn't seem like the kind of behavior the NCAA would want to discourage.