I will be on a flight from Houston to LA and mercifully might not be able to watch this one. It may take a bit for me to update the score (unless one of our illustrious admins wants to do it for me). I am hopeful that you all will get super clever with the whole Cardinal / Cardinals thing going on. That's about all I'm looking forward to. Sheesh.
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2024 Louisville vs. Stanford Predictions Thread
I will be on a flight from Houston to LA and mercifully might not be able to watch this one. It may take a bit for me to update the score (unless one of our illustrious admins wants to do it for me). I am hopeful that you all will get super clever with the whole Cardinal / Cardinals thing going on. That's about all I'm looking forward to. Sheesh.
11-12-2024, 11:44 AM
I predict the Cards (the home town ones) stumble onto the field as if having over-celebrated Senior Day.
The visiting Cards run off to a quick start while our secondary slips, slides, and moonwalks their way into being picked apart like roadkill offered to a flock of vultures.
After 21-0 at the half, and Coach TT waking up the team with smelling salts and a judicious use of a cattle prod in the locker room,
we come out second half and play them even-steven, each team scoring 2 TD's in second half.
In post game interview Coach touts how when we find ourselves, get it together, we can play with anyone.
No reporter courageous enough to ask how we keep losing our <stuff> in the first place.
As usual, I hope I'm proved ridiculously wrong.
The visiting Cards run off to a quick start while our secondary slips, slides, and moonwalks their way into being picked apart like roadkill offered to a flock of vultures.
After 21-0 at the half, and Coach TT waking up the team with smelling salts and a judicious use of a cattle prod in the locker room,
we come out second half and play them even-steven, each team scoring 2 TD's in second half.
In post game interview Coach touts how when we find ourselves, get it together, we can play with anyone.
No reporter courageous enough to ask how we keep losing our <stuff> in the first place.
As usual, I hope I'm proved ridiculously wrong.
I predict the Cards (the home town ones) stumble onto the field as if having over-celebrated Senior Day.
The visiting Cards run off to a quick start while our secondary slips, slides, and moonwalks their way into being picked apart like roadkill offered to a flock of vultures.
After 21-0 at the half, and Coach TT waking up the team with smelling salts and a judicious use of a cattle prod in the locker room,
we come out second half and play them even-steven, each team scoring 2 TD's in second half.
In post game interview Coach touts how when we find ourselves, get it together, we can play with anyone.
No reporter courageous enough to ask how we keep losing our <stuff> in the first place.
As usual, I hope I'm proved ridiculously wrong.
The visiting Cards run off to a quick start while our secondary slips, slides, and moonwalks their way into being picked apart like roadkill offered to a flock of vultures.
After 21-0 at the half, and Coach TT waking up the team with smelling salts and a judicious use of a cattle prod in the locker room,
we come out second half and play them even-steven, each team scoring 2 TD's in second half.
In post game interview Coach touts how when we find ourselves, get it together, we can play with anyone.
No reporter courageous enough to ask how we keep losing our <stuff> in the first place.
As usual, I hope I'm proved ridiculously wrong.
11-12-2024, 01:55 PM
(11-12-2024, 11:44 AM)SkiBum80 Wrote: I predict the Cards (the home town ones) stumble onto the field as if having over-celebrated Senior Day.
The visiting Cards run off to a quick start while our secondary slips, slides, and moonwalks their way into being picked apart like roadkill offered to a flock of vultures.
After 21-0 at the half, and Coach TT waking up the team with smelling salts and a judicious use of a cattle prod in the locker room,
we come out second half and play them even-steven, each team scoring 2 TD's in second half.
In post game interview Coach touts how when we find ourselves, get it together, we can play with anyone.
No reporter courageous enough to ask how we keep losing our <stuff> in the first place.
As usual, I hope I'm proved ridiculously wrong.
Yeah, it's going to be a lot to a little and if the game starts out the way the SMU one did, I wouldn't be particularly surprised.
How TT puts a positive spin on the outcome is anyone's guess.
(11-12-2024, 11:44 AM)SkiBum80 Wrote: I predict the Cards (the home town ones) stumble onto the field as if having over-celebrated Senior Day.
The visiting Cards run off to a quick start while our secondary slips, slides, and moonwalks their way into being picked apart like roadkill offered to a flock of vultures.
After 21-0 at the half, and Coach TT waking up the team with smelling salts and a judicious use of a cattle prod in the locker room,
we come out second half and play them even-steven, each team scoring 2 TD's in second half.
In post game interview Coach touts how when we find ourselves, get it together, we can play with anyone.
No reporter courageous enough to ask how we keep losing our <stuff> in the first place.
As usual, I hope I'm proved ridiculously wrong.
Yeah, it's going to be a lot to a little and if the game starts out the way the SMU one did, I wouldn't be particularly surprised.
How TT puts a positive spin on the outcome is anyone's guess.
11-12-2024, 04:53 PM
Maybe the entire team will sit out to protest the exclusion in Senior Day of those graduating seniors eligible for another year.
(One can hope).
(One can hope).
Conditions are ripe for a bounceback game from Stanford.
Louisville is the type of pass-first team (No. 114 in rush att per game) that April and Co. fare much better against than run-heavy teams; Louisville's defense is not much better than NC State's (L'ville No. 77 in opp. points per game), so Stanford will have a chance to bust some big plays; there's no way in hell that a Louisville team that made the ACC championship last year is going to be supremely motivated to travel two time zones and play in a near-empty stadium.
Plus, I really like Cole Tabb.
Not predicting Stanford to win, but I think it will be a competitive game.
Louisville is the type of pass-first team (No. 114 in rush att per game) that April and Co. fare much better against than run-heavy teams; Louisville's defense is not much better than NC State's (L'ville No. 77 in opp. points per game), so Stanford will have a chance to bust some big plays; there's no way in hell that a Louisville team that made the ACC championship last year is going to be supremely motivated to travel two time zones and play in a near-empty stadium.
Plus, I really like Cole Tabb.
Not predicting Stanford to win, but I think it will be a competitive game.
Conditions are ripe for a bounceback game from Stanford.
Louisville is the type of pass-first team (No. 114 in rush att per game) that April and Co. fare much better against than run-heavy teams; Louisville's defense is not much better than NC State's (L'ville No. 77 in opp. points per game), so Stanford will have a chance to bust some big plays; there's no way in hell that a Louisville team that made the ACC championship last year is going to be supremely motivated to travel two time zones and play in a near-empty stadium.
Plus, I really like Cole Tabb.
Not predicting Stanford to win, but I think it will be a competitive game.
Louisville is the type of pass-first team (No. 114 in rush att per game) that April and Co. fare much better against than run-heavy teams; Louisville's defense is not much better than NC State's (L'ville No. 77 in opp. points per game), so Stanford will have a chance to bust some big plays; there's no way in hell that a Louisville team that made the ACC championship last year is going to be supremely motivated to travel two time zones and play in a near-empty stadium.
Plus, I really like Cole Tabb.
Not predicting Stanford to win, but I think it will be a competitive game.
(11-12-2024, 01:55 PM)JohnR34231 Wrote:(11-12-2024, 11:44 AM)SkiBum80 Wrote: I predict the Cards (the home town ones) stumble onto the field as if having over-celebrated Senior Day.
The visiting Cards run off to a quick start while our secondary slips, slides, and moonwalks their way into being picked apart like roadkill offered to a flock of vultures.
After 21-0 at the half, and Coach TT waking up the team with smelling salts and a judicious use of a cattle prod in the locker room,
we come out second half and play them even-steven, each team scoring 2 TD's in second half.
In post game interview Coach touts how when we find ourselves, get it together, we can play with anyone.
No reporter courageous enough to ask how we keep losing our <stuff> in the first place.
As usual, I hope I'm proved ridiculously wrong.
Yeah, it's going to be a lot to a little and if the game starts out the way the SMU one did, I wouldn't be particularly surprised.
How TT puts a positive spin on the outcome is anyone's guess.
Here's your answer:
"We didn't make enough positive plays, simple as that. We got outplayed in all three phases of the game: offense, defense, and special teams. But we won the coin toss going away. We started Daniels at quarterback because we thought he gave us the best chance to win against Louisville, a great team. I thought that putting Elijah in there after we went down 28-0 midway through the first quarter would kickstart our O, but instead he got jolted on his first passing play when our 'Berlin Wall' blocking scheme broke down because of a bit of bad luck: three of our O linemen teamed up to pancake their left defensive end, leaving several unobstructed lanes for the other Louisville linemen. But we're clearly far better than last year; that was obvious even in the preseason. We really competed out there. We fought hard the whole 60 minutes and just came up a bit short, 56-7. But I really admire these guys and like their relentless fight. Yes, I went for it six times on 4th down deep in our own territory -- we've got great analytics from the CS Department -- and we got a first down once! I'm looking forward to major improvement the rest of the way and to getting a couple of Ws. The D played solid, only giving up six TDs on passes longer than 50 yards and the line was relentless in holding their not-so-vaunted running game to 9 yards per carry. Special teams were awesome pinning Louisville down to an average starting field position of our 28 yard line. My playcalling was excellent -- those 10 sneaks by Lamson for a total of 11 yard really confused them!-- and Louisville's extra point team was gassed running in and out by the end of the third quarter. Our superior physical conditioning was obvious. In short, our strategic game plan worked brilliantly and we played far better than poorly in all three phases in the last five minutes. Any questions? No? Go Card!"
(11-12-2024, 01:55 PM)JohnR34231 Wrote:(11-12-2024, 11:44 AM)SkiBum80 Wrote: I predict the Cards (the home town ones) stumble onto the field as if having over-celebrated Senior Day.
The visiting Cards run off to a quick start while our secondary slips, slides, and moonwalks their way into being picked apart like roadkill offered to a flock of vultures.
After 21-0 at the half, and Coach TT waking up the team with smelling salts and a judicious use of a cattle prod in the locker room,
we come out second half and play them even-steven, each team scoring 2 TD's in second half.
In post game interview Coach touts how when we find ourselves, get it together, we can play with anyone.
No reporter courageous enough to ask how we keep losing our <stuff> in the first place.
As usual, I hope I'm proved ridiculously wrong.
Yeah, it's going to be a lot to a little and if the game starts out the way the SMU one did, I wouldn't be particularly surprised.
How TT puts a positive spin on the outcome is anyone's guess.
Here's your answer:
"We didn't make enough positive plays, simple as that. We got outplayed in all three phases of the game: offense, defense, and special teams. But we won the coin toss going away. We started Daniels at quarterback because we thought he gave us the best chance to win against Louisville, a great team. I thought that putting Elijah in there after we went down 28-0 midway through the first quarter would kickstart our O, but instead he got jolted on his first passing play when our 'Berlin Wall' blocking scheme broke down because of a bit of bad luck: three of our O linemen teamed up to pancake their left defensive end, leaving several unobstructed lanes for the other Louisville linemen. But we're clearly far better than last year; that was obvious even in the preseason. We really competed out there. We fought hard the whole 60 minutes and just came up a bit short, 56-7. But I really admire these guys and like their relentless fight. Yes, I went for it six times on 4th down deep in our own territory -- we've got great analytics from the CS Department -- and we got a first down once! I'm looking forward to major improvement the rest of the way and to getting a couple of Ws. The D played solid, only giving up six TDs on passes longer than 50 yards and the line was relentless in holding their not-so-vaunted running game to 9 yards per carry. Special teams were awesome pinning Louisville down to an average starting field position of our 28 yard line. My playcalling was excellent -- those 10 sneaks by Lamson for a total of 11 yard really confused them!-- and Louisville's extra point team was gassed running in and out by the end of the third quarter. Our superior physical conditioning was obvious. In short, our strategic game plan worked brilliantly and we played far better than poorly in all three phases in the last five minutes. Any questions? No? Go Card!"
11-12-2024, 07:54 PM
Kind of proud of my nicknames for this game - Angry Birds vs Farmville.
Oh, you want a prediction for the actual game score? 41 to 13 for the Irritated Avians.
Oh, you want a prediction for the actual game score? 41 to 13 for the Irritated Avians.
In 1938 Neville Chamberlain declared "Peace in our time", Superman first appeared in Action Comics, Seabiscuit beat War Admiral ....... and C.a.l last won the Rose Bowl.
Kind of proud of my nicknames for this game - Angry Birds vs Farmville.
Oh, you want a prediction for the actual game score? 41 to 13 for the Irritated Avians.
Oh, you want a prediction for the actual game score? 41 to 13 for the Irritated Avians.
In 1938 Neville Chamberlain declared "Peace in our time", Superman first appeared in Action Comics, Seabiscuit beat War Admiral ....... and C.a.l last won the Rose Bowl.
11-13-2024, 01:47 PM
I think this tiff has all the elements for LOUV Blowout, favored by 3 TDs. Perfect Autumn weather. Day game.
* LOUV coming in hot after beating #11 CLEM, 33-21
* They throw well, and have a decent RB in Brown. Bad combo for us.
* By now LOUV has damning tape on our O-Line and will blitz liberally. Over / under on sacks = 5?
* Do we have evidence yet after losing six in a row, that we benefit from practice?
What do we have? Who will start at QB?
Unless we can lace together three Pick-6s, this game has PROBLEM written all over it.
And, what is the Over / Under on Fans in the stands? 12,000? ACC Network at 12:30 PT / 3:30 ET.
* LOUV coming in hot after beating #11 CLEM, 33-21
* They throw well, and have a decent RB in Brown. Bad combo for us.
* By now LOUV has damning tape on our O-Line and will blitz liberally. Over / under on sacks = 5?
* Do we have evidence yet after losing six in a row, that we benefit from practice?
What do we have? Who will start at QB?
Unless we can lace together three Pick-6s, this game has PROBLEM written all over it.
And, what is the Over / Under on Fans in the stands? 12,000? ACC Network at 12:30 PT / 3:30 ET.
I think this tiff has all the elements for LOUV Blowout, favored by 3 TDs. Perfect Autumn weather. Day game.
* LOUV coming in hot after beating #11 CLEM, 33-21
* They throw well, and have a decent RB in Brown. Bad combo for us.
* By now LOUV has damning tape on our O-Line and will blitz liberally. Over / under on sacks = 5?
* Do we have evidence yet after losing six in a row, that we benefit from practice?
What do we have? Who will start at QB?
Unless we can lace together three Pick-6s, this game has PROBLEM written all over it.
And, what is the Over / Under on Fans in the stands? 12,000? ACC Network at 12:30 PT / 3:30 ET.
* LOUV coming in hot after beating #11 CLEM, 33-21
* They throw well, and have a decent RB in Brown. Bad combo for us.
* By now LOUV has damning tape on our O-Line and will blitz liberally. Over / under on sacks = 5?
* Do we have evidence yet after losing six in a row, that we benefit from practice?
What do we have? Who will start at QB?
Unless we can lace together three Pick-6s, this game has PROBLEM written all over it.
And, what is the Over / Under on Fans in the stands? 12,000? ACC Network at 12:30 PT / 3:30 ET.
11-13-2024, 03:12 PM
Troy is on the cusp of turning this thing around. Stanford has held its opponents to under 60 points per game. With some better decision making at QB the ingredients are there for a win.
I'm picking Cardinal over Cardinals.
I'm picking Cardinal over Cardinals.
11-13-2024, 03:43 PM
(11-13-2024, 03:12 PM)paloalto Wrote: Troy is on the cusp of turning this thing around. Stanford has held its opponents to under 60 points per game. With some better decision making at QB the ingredients are there for a win.
I'm picking Cardinal over Cardinals.
Stanford needs 40K more paloalto's and no more Lefty's. You rock PaloAlto!
In 1938 Neville Chamberlain declared "Peace in our time", Superman first appeared in Action Comics, Seabiscuit beat War Admiral ....... and C.a.l last won the Rose Bowl.
(11-13-2024, 03:12 PM)paloalto Wrote: Troy is on the cusp of turning this thing around. Stanford has held its opponents to under 60 points per game. With some better decision making at QB the ingredients are there for a win.
I'm picking Cardinal over Cardinals.
Stanford needs 40K more paloalto's and no more Lefty's. You rock PaloAlto!
In 1938 Neville Chamberlain declared "Peace in our time", Superman first appeared in Action Comics, Seabiscuit beat War Admiral ....... and C.a.l last won the Rose Bowl.
11-13-2024, 06:07 PM
My policy is never to predict Stanford to lose. Even if we s**k.
HP Homeboys, 29
KFC Homeboys, 28
5 field goals, a pick 6, and a TD. Upset of the day!
HP Homeboys, 29
KFC Homeboys, 28
5 field goals, a pick 6, and a TD. Upset of the day!
Pax et Bonum
My policy is never to predict Stanford to lose. Even if we s**k.
HP Homeboys, 29
KFC Homeboys, 28
5 field goals, a pick 6, and a TD. Upset of the day!
HP Homeboys, 29
KFC Homeboys, 28
5 field goals, a pick 6, and a TD. Upset of the day!
Pax et Bonum
11-14-2024, 09:15 PM
Tyler Shough, the QB for Louisville has thrown for 2504 yards with 20 TD and 5 INT.
The best we can offer in rejoinder is Ashton Daniels, who has thrown for 1011 yards, 6 TD and 8 INT. This is but one of a bunch of objective indicators that say we are about to get totaled. And yet, I am picking Stanford to win this week. How can that be? Perhaps I am finally starting to go insane in the brain:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOcyKObnwg4
The best we can offer in rejoinder is Ashton Daniels, who has thrown for 1011 yards, 6 TD and 8 INT. This is but one of a bunch of objective indicators that say we are about to get totaled. And yet, I am picking Stanford to win this week. How can that be? Perhaps I am finally starting to go insane in the brain:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOcyKObnwg4
"When you compare the sorrows of real life to the pleasures of the imaginary one, you will never want to live again, only dream forever." -- Alexandre Dumas, The Count of Monte Cristo (1846)
Tyler Shough, the QB for Louisville has thrown for 2504 yards with 20 TD and 5 INT.
The best we can offer in rejoinder is Ashton Daniels, who has thrown for 1011 yards, 6 TD and 8 INT. This is but one of a bunch of objective indicators that say we are about to get totaled. And yet, I am picking Stanford to win this week. How can that be? Perhaps I am finally starting to go insane in the brain:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOcyKObnwg4
The best we can offer in rejoinder is Ashton Daniels, who has thrown for 1011 yards, 6 TD and 8 INT. This is but one of a bunch of objective indicators that say we are about to get totaled. And yet, I am picking Stanford to win this week. How can that be? Perhaps I am finally starting to go insane in the brain:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOcyKObnwg4
"When you compare the sorrows of real life to the pleasures of the imaginary one, you will never want to live again, only dream forever." -- Alexandre Dumas, The Count of Monte Cristo (1846)
11-14-2024, 09:56 PM
(11-14-2024, 09:15 PM)Sam Leopold Wrote: Tyler Shough, the QB for Louisville has thrown for 2504 yards with 20 TD and 5 INT.As one whose optimism has been beaten outta him like an undersized and undertrained patsy up against a younger Mike Tyson, I applaud your remaining shred of hope. Or developing insanity.
The best we can offer in rejoinder is Ashton Daniels, who has thrown for 1011 yards, 6 TD and 8 INT. This is but one of a bunch of objective indicators that say we are about to get totaled. And yet, I am picking Stanford to win this week. How can that be? Perhaps I am finally starting to go insane in the brain:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOcyKObnwg4
Should your guess prove right I will raise myself off my pitiful floor of cynical skepticism, salute you, and likely swing my pendulum to the extreme of wildly overstated and delusionally optimistic naïveté.
(11-14-2024, 09:15 PM)Sam Leopold Wrote: Tyler Shough, the QB for Louisville has thrown for 2504 yards with 20 TD and 5 INT.As one whose optimism has been beaten outta him like an undersized and undertrained patsy up against a younger Mike Tyson, I applaud your remaining shred of hope. Or developing insanity.
The best we can offer in rejoinder is Ashton Daniels, who has thrown for 1011 yards, 6 TD and 8 INT. This is but one of a bunch of objective indicators that say we are about to get totaled. And yet, I am picking Stanford to win this week. How can that be? Perhaps I am finally starting to go insane in the brain:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOcyKObnwg4
Should your guess prove right I will raise myself off my pitiful floor of cynical skepticism, salute you, and likely swing my pendulum to the extreme of wildly overstated and delusionally optimistic naïveté.
11-14-2024, 11:41 PM
Hey, transitivity is not guaranteed, but Clemson cleaned our clock and Louisville cleaned theirs! We lack an O line that can pass protect, so none of our QBs has time for long routes. Our passing secondary is porous and the Cardinals have a great passing QB and game. It's going to be a long afternoon! Louisville 56, the Cardinal 10. My other prediction: Troy Taylor will break the record for the shortest post-game presser in NCAA history: 2 minutes, 45 seconds, from his first swig out of his water bottle to his departing "Go Card!"
Hey, transitivity is not guaranteed, but Clemson cleaned our clock and Louisville cleaned theirs! We lack an O line that can pass protect, so none of our QBs has time for long routes. Our passing secondary is porous and the Cardinals have a great passing QB and game. It's going to be a long afternoon! Louisville 56, the Cardinal 10. My other prediction: Troy Taylor will break the record for the shortest post-game presser in NCAA history: 2 minutes, 45 seconds, from his first swig out of his water bottle to his departing "Go Card!"
11-15-2024, 12:29 AM
(This post was last modified: 11-15-2024, 12:32 AM by CardinalSagehen.)
(11-14-2024, 11:41 PM)MV72018 Wrote: Hey, transitivity is not guaranteed, but Clemson cleaned our clock and Louisville cleaned theirs! We lack an O line that can pass protect, so none of our QBs has time for long routes. Our passing secondary is porous and the Cardinals have a great passing QB and game. It's going to be a long afternoon! Louisville 56, the Cardinal 10. My other prediction: Troy Taylor will break the record for the shortest post-game presser in NCAA history: 2 minutes, 45 seconds, from his first swig out of his water bottle to his departing "Go Card!"
Sadly, I think you're spot on. Stanford is, quite simply, extremely bad at football.
If you like the transitive property, here is another instance. Last week, NC State, fresh off annihilating us the week before, lost by 10 points to Duke. This is how low we've sunk. We're getting creamed by teams that get creamed by Duke. (And yes, I know they're a halfway decent team nowadays, but still...)
(This post was last modified: 11-15-2024, 12:32 AM by CardinalSagehen.)
(11-14-2024, 11:41 PM)MV72018 Wrote: Hey, transitivity is not guaranteed, but Clemson cleaned our clock and Louisville cleaned theirs! We lack an O line that can pass protect, so none of our QBs has time for long routes. Our passing secondary is porous and the Cardinals have a great passing QB and game. It's going to be a long afternoon! Louisville 56, the Cardinal 10. My other prediction: Troy Taylor will break the record for the shortest post-game presser in NCAA history: 2 minutes, 45 seconds, from his first swig out of his water bottle to his departing "Go Card!"
Sadly, I think you're spot on. Stanford is, quite simply, extremely bad at football.
If you like the transitive property, here is another instance. Last week, NC State, fresh off annihilating us the week before, lost by 10 points to Duke. This is how low we've sunk. We're getting creamed by teams that get creamed by Duke. (And yes, I know they're a halfway decent team nowadays, but still...)
I entered this season with so much optimism.
And if you recall, seems like decades ago now, after a meaningful and impressive win against a good Syracuse team, we actually had a winning record for a week?
Then proceeded a series of serious buttkickings from coast to coast. Leaving a trail of football carnage along the way.
Now I'm emotionally drained and despondent and it feels like our record is 2-Gazillion.
OK, I'm exaggerating. I know it is actually only 2-Gabillion.
And if you recall, seems like decades ago now, after a meaningful and impressive win against a good Syracuse team, we actually had a winning record for a week?
Then proceeded a series of serious buttkickings from coast to coast. Leaving a trail of football carnage along the way.
Now I'm emotionally drained and despondent and it feels like our record is 2-Gazillion.
OK, I'm exaggerating. I know it is actually only 2-Gabillion.
I entered this season with so much optimism.
And if you recall, seems like decades ago now, after a meaningful and impressive win against a good Syracuse team, we actually had a winning record for a week?
Then proceeded a series of serious buttkickings from coast to coast. Leaving a trail of football carnage along the way.
Now I'm emotionally drained and despondent and it feels like our record is 2-Gazillion.
OK, I'm exaggerating. I know it is actually only 2-Gabillion.
And if you recall, seems like decades ago now, after a meaningful and impressive win against a good Syracuse team, we actually had a winning record for a week?
Then proceeded a series of serious buttkickings from coast to coast. Leaving a trail of football carnage along the way.
Now I'm emotionally drained and despondent and it feels like our record is 2-Gazillion.
OK, I'm exaggerating. I know it is actually only 2-Gabillion.
11-15-2024, 01:58 PM
Finally watched Coach's Louisville press conference from Tues.
Nearly fell asleep in the middle.
Nearly fell asleep in the middle.
11-15-2024, 02:38 PM
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Lots of clever nicknames this week. Chrisk, might I suggest a different spelling, to CardBORED?
I do not enjoy watching blowouts, but I'll force myself.
Washington at UCLA tonight, 7 pm Mountain Time, FOX. Should be a good one.
I do not enjoy watching blowouts, but I'll force myself.
Washington at UCLA tonight, 7 pm Mountain Time, FOX. Should be a good one.
Pax et Bonum
(This post was last modified: 11-15-2024, 02:39 PM by thunder_chik.)
Lots of clever nicknames this week. Chrisk, might I suggest a different spelling, to CardBORED?
I do not enjoy watching blowouts, but I'll force myself.
Washington at UCLA tonight, 7 pm Mountain Time, FOX. Should be a good one.
I do not enjoy watching blowouts, but I'll force myself.
Washington at UCLA tonight, 7 pm Mountain Time, FOX. Should be a good one.
Pax et Bonum
11-15-2024, 05:14 PM
(11-15-2024, 01:58 PM)SkiBum80 Wrote: Finally watched Coach's Louisville press conference from Tues.
Nearly fell asleep in the middle.
TT believes that the opponent watches his game preview press conferences.
That's why he puts on his most boring persona; to try to bore the opponent
into being blase about playing us. I only hope that our crew doesn't watch it!
I can't recall TT making a single humorous or light-hearted comment since
he took the reins. That raises a question: who gets our troops fired up in
the locker room before the game or at halftime?
(11-15-2024, 01:58 PM)SkiBum80 Wrote: Finally watched Coach's Louisville press conference from Tues.
Nearly fell asleep in the middle.
TT believes that the opponent watches his game preview press conferences.
That's why he puts on his most boring persona; to try to bore the opponent
into being blase about playing us. I only hope that our crew doesn't watch it!
I can't recall TT making a single humorous or light-hearted comment since
he took the reins. That raises a question: who gets our troops fired up in
the locker room before the game or at halftime?
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