ESPN College Football Final

There had to have been a producer off camera who thought to make issue of this and put it on this spot.  Usually it would go right after the game highlights which were at the beginning of the shoe.  Barrie and Galloway are dicks.  Mullen more of an innocent bystanding butthead.

I watched to see what Galloway had to say. He doesn't stfu about Michigan's schedule, and I was curious to his response after Michigan handled PSU in Happy Valley (after OSU's "quality wins" are a ND team that's been exposed as not really that good-- especially when Freeman decides to only play 10 defenders, and the same PSU team they struggled with in Columbus). I expected a douchebag response, and I wasn't disappointed. His main takeaway seemed to be that Michigan won't beat OSU if they only run the ball.  

Joey is not just a Buckeye, which is bad enough. He's a huge tool. Can't stand him even when he isn't talking about Michigan. 

I don't mind Caleb Williams getting some ribbing for crying when he gave it to Max Duggan last year (although Williams did delete the tweet and claim it wasn't his intention). 

It was a little different in that Day was mean-mugging a 90 year old man.

But honestly who cares?  People are going to say these things about Michigan for the rest of the year.  Bet.

That’s a balanced assessment. If we’re gonna mock Cryin’ Ryan then we are fair game. That said there is a big difference. Our coach’s and program’s reputation is being dragged through the mud by a national media outlet with economic interests to advance and we are being sanctioned by a kangaroo court with axes to grind because they are historically non competitive. What great adversity has Ryan Day and Ohio State had except the doubt that is in their own heads?

Michigan fans mocking their historic enemy team is not the same as supposedly neutral professional sports reporters mocking a coach.

I don't consider Ryan Day to be Cryin' Ryan because he got a bit emotional after a game.

He's Cryin' Ryan because his lackeys have conducted an off-field propoganda operation to attempt to get a coach he can't beat banned from the sidelines for a minor rules violation. 

When you try to get your sibling grounded for beating you in Madden and your excuse is that he did a better job looking at your play selection screen than you did his, you are are a crybaby. I don't care about your postgame callout of an octogenerian. 

We were mocking their guy for the content of what he said, they're giving us shit because our guy is emotional - that's different 

Is DiNardo on that show?  Because that cunt was running his mouth like Finebaum last Friday.

I mean, I think everybody was cringing a little bit.  But it was clear that he was just overcome by the moment.  Not even really the win.  The guy did not know he was going to be acting as head coach in one the biggest games in the history of the program until an hour before the game. 

It's just ridiculous that that is their takeaway from the game.

Irony here: Strong.

Completely disagree. I think Sherrone’s emotion was completely justified. The program has been put thru hell for a month and has been able to say very little about it. I think that emotion came out because the coaching staff has been completely railroaded by these allegations. 

I thought it was awesome.

It's okay Juiceman, we're all friends and Wolverines here - let it out. It's okay. You can cry. 

What is fair to say is that it was over the top when considering that Harbaugh was only banned from the sideline and not from coaching the team. What ESPN said was not what was bad. I mean the team was going to see Harbaugh when they got on the bus. However, it’s the way ESPN mocked Moore considering the context of the network’s hit jobs sullying the reputations of the entire program and everyone associated with it without providing opportunities for rebuttal or due process.

Mark May has never been entertaining.

CBS Sports has one, but not that late so rarely covers any mountain time or west coast night games.