I wasn’t able to catch the end of the game but it sounds like the refs handed you a betting win. The refs were really that pitiful? That’s all my timelines are about. Nice to see my under 47 bet in that game worked out.
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I lost by ~6 pts. If Josh Gordon doesn’t go down early, Chargers stop the run to force targets to Juju, or Jimmy catches one of those TDs, I win. In the end, it’s my fault for leaving Hunter Henry (100+ yds, 2 TDs) on my bench.
I wasn’t able to catch the end of the game but it sounds like the refs handed you a betting win. The refs were really that pitiful? That’s all my timelines are about. Nice to see my under 47 bet in that game worked out.
Yea I’ll take the win, but christ it was poorly officiated.
I wasn’t able to catch the end of the game but it sounds like the refs handed you a betting win. The refs were really that pitiful? That’s all my timelines are about. Nice to see my under 47 bet in that game worked out.
I’ve witnessed a long history of refs bending the lions over and going in raw, but tonight may have been the worst one of all.
Which raises a question I’m curious about, do fans outside of Michigan realize how much the lions have been screwed by refs?
I know every fan thinks their team gets screwed but I’m not a Lions fan and just happen to follow it. It’s wild how often they are on the wrong side of insanely bad and game changing calls.
I know every fan thinks their team gets screwed but I’m not a Lions fan and just happen to follow it. It’s wild how often they are on the wrong side of insanely bad and game changing calls.
Yes, we do, but it's the Lions. We only care this time because it was against the Packers, and if there's one thing most people can get behind, it's FTP.
Go check the NFL thread and watch the Samcon Gato play I linked. That is possibly the most ridiculous overturn I’ve ever seen in my life.
Just for kicks and giggles here's my B1G Most Impactful Players for 2020:
1. Cassius Winston, Michigan State
2. Kaleb Wesson, Ohio State
3. Lamar Stevens, Penn State
4. Jalen Smith, Maryland
5. Zavier Simpson, Michigan
6. Anthony Cowan, Maryland
7. Xavier Tillman, Michigan State
8. Nojoel Eastern, Purdue
9. Ayo Dosunmu, Illinois
10. Joe Wiskamp, Iowa
11. Josh Langord, Michigan State
12. Jon Teske, Michigan
13. Nate Reuvers, Wisconsin
14. Aaron Henry, Michigan State
15. Trent Frazier, Illinois
16. Matt Haarms, Purdue
17. Daniel Oturu, Minnesota
18. D'Mitrik Trice, Wisconsin
19. Cam Mack, Nebraska
20. DJ Carton, Ohio State
21. Eric Ayala, Maryland
22. Devonte Green, Indiana
23. Luka Garza, Iowa
24. Giorgi Bezhanishvili, Illinois
25. Geo Baker, Rutgers
26. Trevion Williams, Purdue
27. Mike Watkins, Penn State
28. Trayce Jackson-Davis, Indiana
29. Gabe Kalscheur, Minnesota
30. Brad Davison, Wisconsin
31. Luther Muhammad, Ohio State
32. Aaron Wiggins, Maryland
33. Isaiah Livers, Michigan
34. CJ Walker, Ohio State
35. AJ Turner, Northwestern
36. Marcus Carr, Minnesota
37. Jahaad Proctor, Purdue
38. Rocket Watts, Michigan State
39. Andre Wesson, Ohio State
40. Franz Wagner, Michigan
41. Akwasi Yeboah, Rutgers
42. Dachon Burke, Nebraska
43. Kofi Cockburn, Illinois
44. Justin Smith, Indiana
45. Darryl Morsell, Maryland
46. Kyle Ahrens, Michigan State
47. Ron Harper, Rutgers
48. Connor McCaffery, Iowa
49. Aaron Wheeler, Purdue
50. EJ Liddell, Ohio State
1. Cassius Winston, Michigan State
2. Kaleb Wesson, Ohio State
3. Lamar Stevens, Penn State
4. Jalen Smith, Maryland
5. Zavier Simpson, Michigan
6. Anthony Cowan, Maryland
7. Xavier Tillman, Michigan State
8. Nojoel Eastern, Purdue
9. Ayo Dosunmu, Illinois
10. Joe Wiskamp, Iowa
11. Josh Langord, Michigan State
12. Jon Teske, Michigan
13. Nate Reuvers, Wisconsin
14. Aaron Henry, Michigan State
15. Trent Frazier, Illinois
16. Matt Haarms, Purdue
17. Daniel Oturu, Minnesota
18. D'Mitrik Trice, Wisconsin
19. Cam Mack, Nebraska
20. DJ Carton, Ohio State
21. Eric Ayala, Maryland
22. Devonte Green, Indiana
23. Luka Garza, Iowa
24. Giorgi Bezhanishvili, Illinois
25. Geo Baker, Rutgers
26. Trevion Williams, Purdue
27. Mike Watkins, Penn State
28. Trayce Jackson-Davis, Indiana
29. Gabe Kalscheur, Minnesota
30. Brad Davison, Wisconsin
31. Luther Muhammad, Ohio State
32. Aaron Wiggins, Maryland
33. Isaiah Livers, Michigan
34. CJ Walker, Ohio State
35. AJ Turner, Northwestern
36. Marcus Carr, Minnesota
37. Jahaad Proctor, Purdue
38. Rocket Watts, Michigan State
39. Andre Wesson, Ohio State
40. Franz Wagner, Michigan
41. Akwasi Yeboah, Rutgers
42. Dachon Burke, Nebraska
43. Kofi Cockburn, Illinois
44. Justin Smith, Indiana
45. Darryl Morsell, Maryland
46. Kyle Ahrens, Michigan State
47. Ron Harper, Rutgers
48. Connor McCaffery, Iowa
49. Aaron Wheeler, Purdue
50. EJ Liddell, Ohio State
What dont you like about his game? Not sure MSU is involved at all, but he's what MSU needs (wing scorer) for the now-open spot
He is good. If Indiana didn’t have Geronimo already I would think IU would talk to him but not now.
The big thing I don't love is that he's not a very high substance guy IMO -- he's a volume shot taker that's a bit too much of a gunner for my liking, though he can score the ball. In AAU he put up a lot of shots and wasn't particularly efficient.
On another note, I think he's a bit of a tweener as he's a little slow for the 3, and a little small for the 4, and not really sure that makes sense for Purdue's sake.
Might sound a bit harsh, as the kid obviously has some talent and can score, I'm just not sold on him.
Michigan coaches are very confident that not only will Isaiah Todd pick Michigan but that he will suit up for Michigan next year. Juwan must have increased the bag.
I think you'll be surprised to see that Andres Feliz is likely to be the 2nd most-impactful player on Illinois.
like your picks for Iowa but I would put FR PG Toussaint in before Connor,
Connors fault last season was his 3 point shooting as he avg'd 20.7%, if he does that again it lets teams play 5 on 4 on defense, doesn't need to shoot 40+ % , just needs to get it into the 33 to 34 % range.
I'm sure you would have a better idea on Illinois than me, so I'll grant you that. I know Feliz is seen as a lockdown defender.
Not sure how he played with his HS team, but I see Toussaint shot 22% from 3 in EYBL/Peach Jam games.
only gripe on Indiana side is Justin Smith instead of Rob Phinisee.
It's off-season stuff, but everyone watching our practices has said he's consistently our 1st or 2nd best player and arguably the leader on the team. The last 7 games of the season he averaged 12.1 ppg, 3 apg, 1 spg, and 4.1 rpg. He couldn't shoot last year, but was consistently a good 3pt shooter in JUCO. Supposedly, he's corrected that.
As a Detroit Sports fan, I don’t mind the Bucks. Hard to root against Giannis. I hate the Packers though.
Well, Hail has been living in Milwaukee for a number of years now?
And he's a Brewers fan already. So I figure he might root for Packers and Bucks as well.
Grew up hating the packers. And I like the brewers because they are in Milwaukee with me.
Jerome Hunter----Indiana. If he stays healthy, he's Indiana's best player. Not sure if eligible, but if so, he could contend for FOY; he RS last year due to a clotting disorder. Remember the name. Also, I'd put Phinisee on this list as well.
I think you guys need to wait and see. This kid hasn't even played yet, and it's the off-season. The number of Indiana fans telling me this kid is one of the best in the big ten and a first round pick is crazy. It's completely possible, but let the kid suit up.
I don't recall my post saying that. I just think if healthy, he's going to have a huge impact. I've seen the kid in IU scrimmages last year. Lock down defender. Very good scorer/shooter. Handles were "OK"---but sufficient. His mid-range game stood out to me. I'm not going off what I've heard. I'm going off what I saw last season. IF---IF healthy, he's arguably Indiana's best player.