MGoTheater 3000 TONIGHT: Michigan vs. Oklahoma State, 2017 Round of 64, 7 pm ET
[Marc-Gregor Campredon]
We're doing this again. There will be a front page post later today but I wanted to give more notice.
WHAT: A live stream of the 2017 Michigan-Oklahoma State first round game
WHEN: Tonight, 7 pm ET
WHO: Brian and I will be providing our commentary
WHERE: The front page, as well as twitch.tv/mgoace if you'd like to join the chat
WHY: We are starved for sports
Join us.
March 19th, 2020 at 11:53 AM ^
What a great game that was.
Oklahoma State became my second favorite team in the country during that game.
Underwood is a damn good coach. Evident in what he did in Stillwater and how he’s turned Illinois around
March 19th, 2020 at 12:09 PM ^
Mark Hollis completely screwed Michigan with that bracket. Michigan got the last laugh as they advanced to the Sweet 16 and Staee failed to make it out of the first weekend.
March 19th, 2020 at 12:29 PM ^
One of the most exciting games of the Beilein era. Wilson, D-Rob were unconscious from 3 to start the second half, and Walton played out of his mind. The battle between Evans and Walton was a test. That was a very exciting team. I think had we hired Yak before that season we could have won the championship
March 19th, 2020 at 12:38 PM ^
I remember there was one point in the second half where Walton basically pulled a 3 from damn near half court and just buried it. It almost looked fake.
March 19th, 2020 at 12:34 PM ^
Are people really wasting time watching replays of games? I miss sports tremendously but sheesh... get a hobby.
March 19th, 2020 at 12:39 PM ^
Are you serious, man?
Everybody is dealing with a complete shit situation in their own way. What do you even mean? I have like 27 hobbies and I can't do 25 of them right now.
March 19th, 2020 at 12:57 PM ^
What a horrible take. I love watching replays of old games even when all sports are actively going on. You must never re-watch a single TV episode or re-read a book.
You do everything once and then it's done. Sounds enjoyable
I watch live sports once, then usually come back to the highlights multiple times for the memorable games/moments/players etc.
But watching entire games that have already happened, especially when you already know who won? That just sounds like a waste of time... to me.
To each his own. For what it's worth, I'm kind've a weirdo in that I do watch sitcoms over and over that I've already seen (Seinfeld, The Office, Impractical Jokers).
How could you possibly rewatch shows when you already know the outcome?
I'm weird like that.
And I appreciate the art of writing, dialogue, storyline development, etc.
So either you missed the joke or I missed your joke.
Since this ain’t on YouTube I am curious where the stream is coming from. Also, therefore requesting the following Louisville game and the whole 2018 run.
It sucks how that Louisville game is so tightly controlled by the NCAA. They have a 2 minute highlight video which shows 80% Louisville highlights even though Michigan won. Then they have another video highlighting Wagner's individual performance.
At least for the 2018 run, they have 6-8 minute videos for the games.
So true. The Louisville game highlights is like 5 Louisville thunder-dunks, one Wagner lay in and then like "oh by the way Michigan won."
I was at this game. Derrick Walton was on another level on that day. Every time OSU made a run, Walton was the answer. That stretch that he had from late in the regular season forward was some of the best basketball we've ever seen in Maize and Blue. I've never rewatched it, or seen highlights. It'd be interesting to see how my memory stacks up to the tape.