Tough loss. The margin on these 30-second ride out matches is too close for the refs to not have a role in the outcome. Why not just keep doing neutral until someone takes someone down?
He just didn’t like you calling out his AP English infused choppy writing style. He went to an ad hominem reply faster than he could come up with another two word fragment.
On the other hand, I agree that Alex’s breakdowns aren’t doing much for the reader. That and how something (pitiful performances) is happening is less interesting than why, and this blog’s football coverage knows that. Its basketball coverage does not.
Excellent all around. Mgoblog is a special place, and Ace is a huge reason why. I love that I can come here and get high level writing and fulfill my sports fandom. I once got in a back and forth with Ace about Jordan Poole being efficient in the mid range and proceeded to run a Monte Carlo analysis to try to prove my point. I didn’t work that day. I don’t work many days because of here.
This is one of those times where you need to pull back to your preschool educational lessons. If you have nothing nice to say… choose not to be an ass.
Eh, it’s a funny shtick. I like to imagine Putin and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad taking a break from running rogue states and enjoying them some Michigan football and a vodka (for Vlad) and a tea (for Mahmoud).
Unrelatedly, I also like to imagine Putin finding justice in The Hague.
It’s a hot take. We lack a ball handler. Dug is the only one. I don’t think Burnett is a primary ball handler, and Washington is going to take a bit to get up to D1 pace. As awesome as Dug has been, we still need Llewelyn back.
Yeah, operating in the gray areas of a questionably advantageous part of the game is totally worse than allowing and even protecting a serial child abuser commit his crimes in the football facilities…
Really need Jaelin Llewellyn back. It’ll let Dug play on and off the ball, and give him a rest here and there. Also seemed like we needed a second ball handler at times.
This is important to move the conversation toward changing the rules since this is all stupid anyway. Get headsets or mandate wrist bands. We need the coaches and Big Ten ADs to stop pearl clutching and admit that none of this really matters. Perhaps even the NCAA will just go toward a rule change in the end if we can thread this needle.
I’m afraid it’s long sailed. There was a useful post about AP guidelines for using anonymous sources, which ESPN seemingly didn’t follow; but yeah… this is starting to get the intersection of our fan base thats already anti “media” saying some wild things.
I read mgoweather posts even though I’m not in the state. Keep up the good work! For other weather nerds out there, check out the forecast model page on Tropical Tidbits for some of the raw data professionals like mgoweather use to do their job.
I love in the ESPN story when they point out his "military background" in the first sentence or two, as if it's some big boogeyman trait. The entire $800B US DoD budget is being spent for us, you guys.
3, 4, and 5 are versions of 2, and these are indeed important. Eat healthy (mostly plant based) and electrolytes shouldn't be a problem -- meaning you won't need to go out of the way to get more.
However, the most important thing to do is add a stretching regimen throughout. Stretching isn't just a thing you do for a few minutes after warming up or working out. It's a huge part of the workout. Get a foam roller. Roll out each muscle for 30+ seconds. Focus on specific spots that feel tight. Don't just do a long roll on each muscle. Really try to get into the fibers.
Try yoga.
Warm up properly and stay warm during the practice/game, stretch well after warming up. Your warm up should have you sweating. When I played sports in highschool coaches would have us do some calisthenics and then stretch. This is not enough. Stay hydrated. Fire any coach who suggests water is for the weak.
He's just a thing to give sports center to talk about. Imagine directing that show. You've got highlights, and you've got "stories" to cover. Highlights are essentially just video proof of the stats everyone can see in real time. A few rise up to be worthy of our eyeballs, but we probably already saw them on social media. But "stories" are important. The play at ESPN is to demonize him, have a panel of people who like and dislike him and argue over it, etc.
They need you to care about this. And you do, apparently.
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great first period
Gomez just works hard. Gotta love that kind of wrestler. Got a great shot at a pretty wide open 149 weight class.
Amine loses in the consolation and is eliminated in the blood round at 165.
Tough loss. The margin on these 30-second ride out matches is too close for the refs to not have a role in the outcome. Why not just keep doing neutral until someone takes someone down?
Team in a clear 2nd heading into the semifinals. A few points to be had in the consolation round that's about to start.
1. Penn St 84.5
2. Michigan 50.5
3. Arizona St. 44.5
4. Iowa St. 41.5
5. Iowa 40.5
I’m genuinely curious about the female parenthetical qualifier.
He just didn’t like you calling out his AP English infused choppy writing style. He went to an ad hominem reply faster than he could come up with another two word fragment.
On the other hand, I agree that Alex’s breakdowns aren’t doing much for the reader. That and how something (pitiful performances) is happening is less interesting than why, and this blog’s football coverage knows that. Its basketball coverage does not.
Let's move on.
Excellent all around. Mgoblog is a special place, and Ace is a huge reason why. I love that I can come here and get high level writing and fulfill my sports fandom. I once got in a back and forth with Ace about Jordan Poole being efficient in the mid range and proceeded to run a Monte Carlo analysis to try to prove my point. I didn’t work that day. I don’t work many days because of here.
This is one of those times where you need to pull back to your preschool educational lessons. If you have nothing nice to say… choose not to be an ass.
Eh, it’s a funny shtick. I like to imagine Putin and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad taking a break from running rogue states and enjoying them some Michigan football and a vodka (for Vlad) and a tea (for Mahmoud).
Unrelatedly, I also like to imagine Putin finding justice in The Hague.
Don’t make me sing
Boston Market dot gif
It’s a hot take. We lack a ball handler. Dug is the only one. I don’t think Burnett is a primary ball handler, and Washington is going to take a bit to get up to D1 pace. As awesome as Dug has been, we still need Llewelyn back.
I love the funny voice Brian says "How ya doin', Jamie?" with. I laugh every time. What is the origin?
Yeah, operating in the gray areas of a questionably advantageous part of the game is totally worse than allowing and even protecting a serial child abuser commit his crimes in the football facilities…
Fucking idiot. That statement is disqualifying.
edit: same sentiment as ^
Really need Jaelin Llewellyn back. It’ll let Dug play on and off the ball, and give him a rest here and there. Also seemed like we needed a second ball handler at times.
Yes, Olivier Nkamhoua.
When they're all implicated their argument dissolves.
This is important to move the conversation toward changing the rules since this is all stupid anyway. Get headsets or mandate wrist bands. We need the coaches and Big Ten ADs to stop pearl clutching and admit that none of this really matters. Perhaps even the NCAA will just go toward a rule change in the end if we can thread this needle.
I see we are back in the board zone where there's a new drip/leak/article/crazy idea every 5 minutes. Us west coasters are still trying to work!
beaten by 2 minutes by the WOOO below
Did the dog catch the car, as they say?
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I’m afraid it’s long sailed. There was a useful post about AP guidelines for using anonymous sources, which ESPN seemingly didn’t follow; but yeah… this is starting to get the intersection of our fan base thats already anti “media” saying some wild things.
Please nuke Major Stadium Security Concern
Tin foil hat vibes.
I read mgoweather posts even though I’m not in the state. Keep up the good work! For other weather nerds out there, check out the forecast model page on Tropical Tidbits for some of the raw data professionals like mgoweather use to do their job.
Excellent video embed. Follow her advice parents, and also, support groups like Women in Science and Engineering.
Queue the Jim to NFL rumor mill. Rapoport or Ryan Day with the first scoop?
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Everyone should get off the computer. Go volunteer or something. It's 11 days until the next game. We won't make it at this pace.
So they are all identical people?
I love in the ESPN story when they point out his "military background" in the first sentence or two, as if it's some big boogeyman trait. The entire $800B US DoD budget is being spent for us, you guys.
score 100
r/ImTheMainCharacter
score 100
Score 100 this weekend.
Connelly is not basing this off of watching more football than anybody else, to be clear.
Put your money where your mouth is
Cool
Debatable
You could have done better.
…
Long live long form.
Thanks for all you do, Seth.
3, 4, and 5 are versions of 2, and these are indeed important. Eat healthy (mostly plant based) and electrolytes shouldn't be a problem -- meaning you won't need to go out of the way to get more.
However, the most important thing to do is add a stretching regimen throughout. Stretching isn't just a thing you do for a few minutes after warming up or working out. It's a huge part of the workout. Get a foam roller. Roll out each muscle for 30+ seconds. Focus on specific spots that feel tight. Don't just do a long roll on each muscle. Really try to get into the fibers.
Try yoga.
Warm up properly and stay warm during the practice/game, stretch well after warming up. Your warm up should have you sweating. When I played sports in highschool coaches would have us do some calisthenics and then stretch. This is not enough. Stay hydrated. Fire any coach who suggests water is for the weak.
Rip Van Winkle returns!
Every tv producer should have a teenaged boy as a consultant.
It's similar to the need for a madden kid on coaching staffs.
He's just a thing to give sports center to talk about. Imagine directing that show. You've got highlights, and you've got "stories" to cover. Highlights are essentially just video proof of the stats everyone can see in real time. A few rise up to be worthy of our eyeballs, but we probably already saw them on social media. But "stories" are important. The play at ESPN is to demonize him, have a panel of people who like and dislike him and argue over it, etc.
They need you to care about this. And you do, apparently.
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