Well said.
Haā¦my thoughts exactly. Not in this HOUSE, Spaldingā¦āYouāll get nothing (err 56 points) and like it!ā
Otherwise, good insights R65ā¦Iāll add 10 TOs to a 2-7 DIII team, one that also was missing their best interior player (RE your other points).
PS 1-10 IUPUI Jags beat āfull strengthā Spalding by 20 = perspective.
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I try not to read too much into playing D3 opponents. Beat them by 20, beat them by 40, it doesnāt really matter unless you lose or itās close. Even though these games count, I feel a lot of coaches use them more as exhibitions to get guys some reps. This is especially problematic when your last OOC game is a D3 opponent. Weāre headed into conference play coming off a bad home loss and a 24-point win against a non-D1 opponent. I hope they can flip a switch, but Iām not counting on it.
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Well, at least we get to open conference play against
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oh no
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Heās Bruce Dickinson!
Exactly
Agreedā¦that said I think when your top two players do not perform and the ālookā at your remaining bench plays a really bad DIII even (not a good one, a 2-7 one that played one bad DI team before you), the reaction is simply, meh.
MAC start should reveal some final things about this team, real quickā¦tough challenge on the road, then home vs the ābottomā of the MAC.
Should all now be played in front of 500 hundred, knapping fans.
The Caddyshack blu-ray plays on a continuous loop in the den. Come on, Bash, be the ball already, and get out of the lumber yard.
Whatās wrong with the lumber yard? I own 2 of them.
As time expired Spaulding Coach, āDouble-turds!ā
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Jack O: I thought youād be the man {Miami would be} to beat this year.
After five game losing streakā¦
Jack O: I guess youāll just (weāll) have to keep beating yourself.