Illinois fans also have so much unrealistic expectations that they've blamed every single loss on the refs and the only way Illinois didn't win @ UM is a B1G ten conspiracy. What fvcking potatoes. Say that last part again.
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Rules guy Matt Austin "you have to have firm control to be down"
Noted Michigan hater Sean McDonough confirms - that was not firm possession
^^Yep, only a matter of time on here when you are kicking the shit out of both of them in basketball😂
5 of last 5 vs Michigan
4 of last 5 vs Indiana
if I put your username upside down in a calculator will it spell "Boobies"?
We are in year 2 of Bert. If he can recruit/attack portal hard, we’ll be pretty relevant. Much more so than Illinois has been.
I get it though, your team just got took the distance by 3 stars. Not a reality that’s fun to think about.
I was expecting a 33-6 loss. Guess I just thought Michigan was legit this year prior.
I think that he pinned the ball against the ground. I don’t think that’s definitive control under the rule. He picked it up with two hands after lifting his knee up. It probably should’ve been reviewed and call would stand.
Yes. The refs were on our side.
Only the 3rd time you’ve moved the conversation back to the refs when I switch it somewhere else. Almost like you want to talk about it more.
Burt called Timeout. I'm sure they looked at it during the commercial put since it would stand didn't bother with formal review
I said there were questionable calls that seemed to favor Michigan. If you can’t agree after trying your hardest to prove the “refs did it both ways”, you are just lying to yourself.
But nothing yesterday was on the level of shit calls we dealt with from the other crew.
We lost a great one in College bball recently......
Mayers mullet is no more.
Mayers mullet is no more.
Michigan sat several NFL level players yesterday, lost their Heisman finalist level RB at halftime when he already had 150 yards, and still managed to beat a team that should’ve been undefeated (if it wasn’t for refs handing them losses to IU, MSU, and PU).
Proud of this team.
Proud of this team.
So, wait.....You think Illinois is that bad? Thought you felt your dudes were Top 20?
Always do. But for some, you'd think this never happened.
Looking at you Illini fans...
Miami(OH) vs Indiana at 5:30. Interested to see how IU plays. Big, emotional hard fought win @ Xavier. This could be a "trap" after the fact game.
More bad calls against Illinois, we’ve been thru the calls already.
You have a maybe offsides, that’s it.
You gave a good effort tho
Chase wasn’t confirmed playing until game day.
We’d suck without him this year, no doubt.
Senior, unfortunately.
Him and his brother are gonna leave big holes on both sides if we don’t get solid replacements
True, I forgot about that.
He could use his covid year if he really redshirted after transfer. He’s played 4 years fully to this point tho and been in college 5 years.
When you guys had the ball with 3 minutes left, we called a timeout after your second down play. The clock was stopped.
Your 3rd down play was flagged for holding we accepted.
The clock started when the ball was spotted but it should have still been stopped from the timeout.
Do you agree that Michigan wanted the clock stopped there (hence the timeout)?
Do you agree that the clock should’ve been stopped?
Those should both be yes. But it wasn’t. Cheating refs!!! 🤣🤣
I’ve never said cheating.
Just incompetent. And yes, that call hurt Illinois in the end.
