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2012 TSUN shenanigans and arguments

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Buckeye86;2089459; said:
This made me laugh:

http://mgoblog.com/mgoboard/meyer-flips-nd-commit-decker#comment-1436258



So, the months of total confidence that Dunn would head north... didn't happen?
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I was reading thru the MGOBLOG and found myself thinking, "Wow! These people sound so much more sane, intelligent and rational than they usually do...then, I realized: I've been reading a lot of PedState fan posts lately.

It's a sad day when one is so freakin' delusional and irrational that they can make a meatchicken board look reasonable by comparison. :shake:
 
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Stonum dismissed from team


Andy Reid
TheWolverine.com Staff Writer

Michigan football coach Brady Hoke confirmed that receiver Darryl Stonum has been dismissed from the football team, according to a statement release by U-M media relations.

"I love Darryl and wish him nothing but the absolute best," Hoke said in the statement. "However, there is a responsibility and a higher standard you must be accountable to as a University of Michigan football student-athlete. That does not and will not change. It's unfortunate because I believe he has grown a great deal as a person since the beginning of the season. My hope is that maturing process continues."

Stonum, a fourth-year played in 2011, was suspended for Hoke's first season in Ann Arbor. After his second DUI charge, Stonum planned to redshirt the season, work on the practice squad to gain the coaches' trust, and return to the field as a fifth-year senior in 2012.

Days after the Wolverines' 23-20 overtime win in the Sugar Bowl, Stonum was caught driving with a suspended license, violating his probation, and spent a short stint in jail.

Stonum caught 76 passes for 1,008 yards and six touchdowns in his career. He also returned 62 kickoffs for 1,538 yards and holds the single-season kickoff return mark with 39 returns for 1,001 yards in 2009.

"I appreciate everything the University of Michigan, Dave Brandon and Coach Hoke have done for me," Stonum said in the statement. "I look forward to continuing my football career down the road, but more importantly, right now I'm focused on graduating from Michigan this Spring. I understand only I am responsible for my actions. I'm sad about how all of this turned out, but I completely understand. I love this school and my team and will miss them all greatly.

"But I'll always be a Wolverine. I know I have grown and matured as a person over the last nine months, and I will continue to learn and grow every day. I want to thank everyone for all of their support, and I hope they will support me in the future."
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http://michigan.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1319829


At least he's focused on graduating.
 
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localyokel;2089919; said:
I was reading thru the MGOBLOG and found myself thinking, "Wow! These people sound so much more sane, intelligent and rational than they usually do...then, I realized: I've been reading a lot of PedState fan posts lately.

It's a sad day when one is so freakin' delusional and irrational that they can make a meatchicken board look reasonable by comparison. :shake:
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I don't think i've ever thought that the few times i've gone there. All they seem to do is down play Meyer's hiring(and recruiting success), make Hoke out to be a top 3 coach, and pretend that their 9 losses to Tress were all due to "cheating". If it weren't for ND fans, they'd probably win the title for being the most delusional fan base in college sports.
 
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Buckeyevsworld;2090763; said:
I don't think i've ever thought that the few times i've gone there. All they seem to do is down play Meyer's hiring(and recruiting success), make Hoke out to be a top 3 coach, and pretend that their 9 losses to Tress were all due to "cheating". If it weren't for ND fans, they'd probably win the title for being the most delusional fan base in college sports.
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http://youtube.com/watch?desktop_uri=/watch?v=q3PKMzD5ogo&v=q3PKMzD5ogo&gl=US

Couldn't say it better.
 
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Buckeyevsworld;2090763; said:
I don't think i've ever thought that the few times i've gone there. All they seem to do is down play Meyer's hiring(and recruiting success), make Hoke out to be a top 3 coach, and pretend that their 9 losses to Tress were all due to "cheating". If it weren't for ND fans, they'd probably win the title for being the most delusional fan base in college sports.
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Sorry, I hate scUM and the domers as much as anyone, but the nitwits have been exposed as a sociopathic cult since this scandal broke. The level of denial and total lack of awarenes of the gravity of this whole thing is truly mind blowing. They thought they had legitimate shots at guys like Les Miles, Nick Saban, and Jon Gruden, for God's sake. Their boards make anything the scUMmers or domers have pulled seem pedestrian. They are #1 with a bullet and the lead grows daily.
 
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NFBuck;2090789; said:
Sorry, I hate scUM and the domers as much as anyone, but the nitwits have been exposed as a sociopathic cult since this scandal broke. The level of denial and total lack of awarenes of the gravity of this whole thing is truly mind blowing. Their boards make anything the scUMmers or domers have pulled seem pedestrian. They are #1 with a bullet and the lead grows daily.
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Disagree.

Knowing that the moonies were crazier never made me hate communists less.
 
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Jaxbuck;2090793; said:
Disagree.

Knowing that the moonies were crazier never made me hate communists less.
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Man, I get where you're coming from...but seeing the sick, subhuman, cult mentality of the nittany creeps, I hope they fail 3x more than those glorious three years scUM had with dickrod. scUM fans are treacherous, arrogant, MF'ers...but the nits are goddamned evil incarnate in my mind. I never thought it would come to this, but I hope scUM torches them by 50 every time they play.
 
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NFBuck;2090797; said:
Man, I get where you're coming from...but seeing the sick, subhuman, cult mentality of the nittany creeps, I hope they fail 3x more than those glorious three years scUM had with dickrod. scUM fans are treacherous, arrogant, MF'ers...but the nits are goddamned evil incarnate in my mind. I never thought it would come to this, but I hope scUM torches them by 50 every time they play And then suffer some serious fucking injuries in the 4th quarter.
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FIFY!:biggrin:
 
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NFBuck;2090789; said:
Sorry, I hate scUM and the domers as much as anyone, but the nitwits have been exposed as a sociopathic cult since this scandal broke. The level of denial and total lack of awarenes of the gravity of this whole thing is truly mind blowing. They thought they had legitimate shots at guys like Les Miles, Nick Saban, and Jon Gruden, for God's sake. Their boards make anything the scUMmers or domers have pulled seem pedestrian. They are #1 with a bullet and the lead grows daily.
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100% truth
 
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Funny stuff on the M-Zone....

'Bama "grayshirts" new OC after oversigning coaches

(from MZone wire reports) TUSCALOOSA, AL -- The MZone has learned that newly hired Alabama offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeir is being asked to sit out the 2012 season and join the Crimson Tide staff next year because Nick Saban has signed too many football coaches. Nussmeir, who had been the offensive coordinator at Washington, found out only after he and his family arrived in Tuscaloosa on Monday afternoon.

"Coach Saban said he wished he would?ve been able to tell me before I quit my old job, sold my house, moved all the way across the country with my family and had six other coaching offers I turned down instead of telling me now," said Nussmeir as he stood next to his crying wife and kids on the front lawn of the new Tuscaloosa house that they can no longer afford. "He (Saban) said the only reason he can?t have me join his staff for this season is because he can?t have too many offensive coordinators. He can only have one. And he hired three. But he said he was going to bring me in for the 2013 season. And I know it's true because he said he would pinky swear that he would keep his word about that ? which has to really, really mean something."

So what happened to Nussmeir's new job between the time he agreed to it on Friday and the time the offer was pulled on Monday? According to MZone sources, after Nussmeir accepted Saban's offer, the Tide head coach then made an offer to Oklahoma State offensive coordinator Todd Monken on Saturday and Stanford OC Pep Hamilton on Sunday. When both said yes, it left Nussmeir as the odd man out since Washington's offense wasn't as highly ranked as Oklahoma State's or Stanford's. No word yet on whether Monken or Hamilton will be next to get ass-[censored]ed by Saban on this one.

When the MZone asked Nussmeir what he was going to do this fall since all the prime OC jobs are already filled at this point, Nussmeir said he was going to stay in Alabama. "Coach Saban said he'd help me get a job at the Piggly Wiggly during the time I'm not on his staff. What an awesome, caring man, huh?"

While, Nussmeir seemed understanding about having his job yanked away at the 11th hour, other assistant coaches weren't so forgiving of Saban.

"It's deplorable," said new Florida OC Brent Pease. "A person agrees to something, doesn't look elsewhere because he thinks he's set, then is told at the last minute, 'Sorry, you're on your own'? And that's supposed to be okay? I can't believe there's not a national outcry about this. But, as usual, the ESPN's and Gary Danielson's of the world aren't saying [Mark May]. They only care about the players. Typical."

Last summer, the SEC instituted limits on the number of assistant coaches a team can have. But Saban, notorious for having signing extra coaches to his staff at Alabama, was unfazed at the time. "It's not going to be that much of a management issue for us to be able to continue to create the same number of opportunities for young coaches and just try to manage it a little better."

http://michiganzone.blogspot.com/

However, it does sound like something Saban would do.:slappy:
 
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