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[cubbyphan1138]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
Michigan got SCREWED! Damn, that was some crap officiating. You know guys, that maaaay be a too many men on the field penalty .

Not to mention:

1) There was a missed false start on Neb final TD

2) Michigan lost 2 timeouts to refs failing to start the review on time

3) There was blatant PI on Michigan's 4th down play

4) The refs took forever to spot the ball on 3rd down for Neb


I went to OSU but I have never seen a team get screwed the way Michigan was.

That being said, Neb should have never been in this game. I would think Michigan fans would be calling for Carr's head now.

[Tis I]

In addition to that, Nebraska lost ( or rather should have lost had it been reviewed) a fumble on their first touchdown drive.

btw: www.firelloydcarr.us

[Drake Tungsten]

Can't really chat at the moment, as I'm still on vacation. Just wanted to tell Guy that I appreciate the tough game his team gave the Huskers.

[Tuberski]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
Michigan got SCREWED! Damn, that was some crap officiating. You know guys, that maaaay be a too many men on the field penalty .

To be fair, Michigan had too many men on the field as well, so it should have been offsetting penalties.

ACK!

[Guynemer]

Couple things:

1. Nebraska absolutely, 100% deserved to win that game. They got the big plays when they needed them on both sides of the ball, and Michigan had their FIFTH major fourth-quarter defense collapse of the season (Wisconsin, Minnesota, Penn State, Ohio State).

2. That was probably the most atrociously officiated game, from start to finish, that I have ever seen. I think the bad calls cost Michigan considerably more than they cost Nebraska. But the Wolverines still deserved to lose.

[Guynemer]

And I've dropped to 8-3 in my predictions.

[Apocalypse]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
Yeah, but the QB is gone and Teal is a stinking load of horsecrap (ie, even worse than Mike McMahon).

Yeah, and the coach is probably gonna leave.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Originally posted by Apocalypse
Yeah, and the coach is probably gonna leave.

God, I hope so. I don't think Rutgers is that lucky though. Schiano has been signed to a long deal.

[Apocalypse]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui


God, I hope so. I don't think Rutgers is that lucky though. Schiano has been signed to a long deal.

I mean, why shouldn't he? There are many good job offers that will open up after next season (like Texas A&M probably) but Rutgers isn't going to be nearly as good next season as this season most likely. He should get out while on top since a school like Rutgers can't really sustain a good program.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Originally posted by Apocalypse
I mean, why shouldn't he? There are many good job offers that will open up after next season (like Texas A&M probably) but Rutgers isn't going to be nearly as good next season as this season most likely. He should get out while on top since a school like Rutgers can't really sustain a good program.

You know nothing about Greg Schiano, do you? He was actually the front runner for the Miami job after Butch Davis left, but decided to go to Rutgers instead to try to build up his alma mater. As much as I wish for it, there is no way he's going to go to a Texas A&M, unless he gets canned.

And I don't think many big programs are going to go after him either. What really has he done? One bowl season? Whoop-te-do!

[reismark]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
You know nothing about Greg Schiano, do you? He was actually the front runner for the Miami job after Butch Davis left, but decided to go to Rutgers instead to try to build up his alma mater. As much as I wish for it, there is no way he's going to go to a Texas A&M, unless he gets canned.

You know, you surprise me, Imran. I gather that Schiano's actually done a pretty good job over there, considering that the program was almost winless before he joined up and he built the program back up to bowl status (which Rutgers hadn't reached in almost 25-30 years) from those depths in a relatively quick time considering the depth of those depths, and I figured you'd be more grateful rather than anxious to get rid of the guy. What's your problem with him, anyway?

[Imran Siddiqui]

He sucks. I'm shocked by your buying into the hype. Rutgers has one winning season and people are annointing him the savior. Watch them fall to under .500 next year. He is a decent recruiter, but a HORRIBLE game day coach. This is seen by Rutgers' frequent aptitude for blowing leads (ie, the Illinois game in Week 1 this year).

And it wasn't like the program was 1-10 every single year. Both Doug Garber and Terry Shea had 5-6 years, where people though Rutgers had 'turned the corner', only to drop back down again.

And Schiano makes far more money than he should.

[Apocalypse]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui




You know nothing about Greg Schiano, do you? He was actually the front runner for the Miami job after Butch Davis left, but decided to go to Rutgers instead to try to build up his alma mater. As much as I wish for it, there is no way he's going to go to a Texas A&M, unless he gets canned.

And I don't think many big programs are going to go after him either. What really has he done? One bowl season? Whoop-te-do!

Nah, I don't...I'm just trying to sound smart by rehashing what ESPN said about him. And no, I don't expect him to go to A&M, it's something that will open up in a year, thus a little late for him if he leaves after this year.

[Guynemer]

8-4, looks like I'm about to go 9-4.

Oregon.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Don't count that loss too soon, Guy. Oregon is making things interesting.