DFBIAunreal
some of them, unless they’re trolls, really believe that the refs only called holding on TTUN as if the exact opposite of that weren’t the case
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DFBIAunreal
some of them, unless they’re trolls, really believe that the refs only called holding on TTUN as if the exact opposite of that weren’t the case
MGoblow is back up if anyone wants to rub out another one.
Refs didn't force them to commit a couple of idiotic illegal substitution penalties. Refs didn't cause them to insert a freshman qb into the game and run and inexplicable read-option that he fumbled out of bounds...then running it AGAIN and having him fumble AGAIN, this time losing it. Refs didn't cause them to be unable to adapt to a tempo (drink) offense AGAIN. They blew it, not the refs.When you blow a 30-14 team when you had all momentum you really can’t blame the refs. But DFBIA
Second favorite Henderson at this moment.
Actually, changing lightbulbs is more exciting than watching Michigan football.When I got home, I didn’t even turn on the game, just went about changing some lightbulbs.
Confession time - I missed the first 50 minutes of this game. I was out at Lowe’s and running a few errands glancing occasionally at my phone to check the score. On the way home, I stopped for gas, checked my phone and upon seeing it was 30-14, muttered “fuckin’ Sparty” as I shut off the car. When I got home, I didn’t even turn on the game, just went about changing some lightbulbs. After finishing in the pantry, I grabbed my phone, hit refresh on the gamecast expecting it to be 37-14 or worse, but saw it was now tied up. I laughed heartily, walked into the living room and turned on the game.
Lesson learned…”Harbrau-ing” > “Spartying”