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Blue2000
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| Date | Title | Body |
|---|---|---|
| 18 weeks 5 hours ago | Whoops...double post. |
Whoops...double post. |
| 18 weeks 5 hours ago | Ugh...I can't believe we lost |
Ugh...I can't believe we lost at home to Illinois as a 24-point favorite that year. IIRC, we might have had a chance to play for the MNC had we won that game. |
| 19 weeks 1 day ago | Yes what the Saints should |
Yes what the Saints should have done was handed the ball back to the Lions, and then let them score a touchdown. That way the Lions would feel better. |
| 20 weeks 1 day ago | You raise some good |
You raise some good questions, but remember he was also 17 or 18 when he made his initial decision about where to go to school. Perhaps he didn't realize the enormity of the decision, or how difficult it would be for him to be away from his parents until he actually was. I'm not sure how many comparably difficult decisions I had to make when I was 18, but I'm also pretty sure I was an immature kid back then and might not have given enough weight to the various factors that go into such a decision. I think the kid deserves the benefit of the doubt here. |
| 22 weeks 12 hours ago | It doesn't matter that |
It doesn't matter that Michigan was Hoke's dream job; it does not make one a "weasel" to leave one job for a better opportunity regardless of the occupation. Nor does it make one a weasel to breach a previously-entered into contract. In most cases, you have a RIGHT to breach a contract you've entered into, you're just likely going to have to pay damages as a result of it. Now the way in which a coach leaves (or breaches) his contract can be problematic (Bobby Petrino leaving the Atlanta Falcons mid-season, without telling his team, comes immediately to mind), but the actual act of leaving is something that every coach has a right to do. In the same way that a school has a right to fire a coach mid-contract. It's a business, and until Easterbrook wants to start calling out every single school that fires its coach before the completion of a contract, he and his readers should STFU. For a guy who claims to be so incredibly smart, it's amazing how willing he is to come off as a complete idiot in his ESPN pieces. |
| 22 weeks 6 days ago | The Hoke double point never |
The Hoke double point never fails to deliver. |
| 23 weeks 13 hours ago | I agree that the gay slur at |
I agree that the gay slur at the end was uncalled for, but otherwise, dude, take a pill. This post has nothing to do with Brian Cook, Brady Hoke, or Rich Rodriguez. It's satire. You've apaprently got quite the complex when it comes to joking about Dave Brandon. OMG YOU'RE DAVE BRANDON!!! |
| 23 weeks 5 days ago | No, he didn't say they |
No, he didn't say they sucked, but he said they played with a staph infection No. You missed the original joke. He didn't say they played with a staPH infection, he said they played with a staFF infection. He was blaming the coaches. The joke was in the spelling, and it was very subtle, which is what made it funny. The response to the original comment pointed out that he didn't need the further explanation about the "shitty coaching." |
| 23 weeks 6 days ago | Solution |
Just re-read the offensive UFR after you're done with the defense. I'm sure it will be even better the second time around. |
| 24 weeks 1 day ago | In that case GERG's gameplan |
In that case GERG's gameplan totally worked against Illinois last year. Damn...this was the exact same argument that I was about to make. Beaten to the punch. Well played. |
