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Wow!.....have to slow down my heart rate. Great win. Man, if this team can just keep improving.....
As usual, I agree with you.Really nice win for the Gophers! I hate Fran McCaffrey.
Love cashing winning tickets. Said it before the season, no reason to not be top 4 in the conference. Iowa does not defend well enough to win it. Lets beat MSU, they are in disarray. Carr causes a ton of trouble for teams and he will slaughter teams that do not go over the top on a screeen or hard hedge.Always happy to be completely wrong about calling a Gopher loss. Huge game by Johnson to close it out.
I hope that red-faced butthead's Christmas turkey is drier than the one from Christmas Vacation.Really nice win for the Gophers! I hate Fran McCaffrey.
Always happy to be completely wrong about calling a Gopher loss. Huge game by Johnson to close it out.
Mashburn in at clutch time. Great to see him earn those minutes.
Where was Tre tonight
People literally call the game before it finishes ALL THE TIME. It's not exactly a confusing concept - fans who are emotional will preemptively call the result to make themselves feel better.I have honestly never understood why people like to "call the game" before it's over. Or in some cases, before it's even started. Can anybody explain to me why people do it? Does it give them some sense of superiority or make them feel like they know the game better than everybody else when the team fulfills the expectation?
Seems to me, that's why they always play the game until the clock hits zero. Because you just never know. I've never understood why people do that. I know that if I ever called a game well before the clock runs out, or worse yet, before the game started, and turned out to be wrong, I would probably suspend myself from talking about my team for a month as punishment.
Games against Iowa at the barn are always wild. I felt oddly comfortable we still had a chance. That’s rare, but I can think of many instances where we miraculously beat Iowa at home.We were down 7 with about 40 seconds to play. I'm sure there was a fair share of fans who called it. Shame for 'em
A consolation on this is we didnt have to have any people block our view of the last seconds while they put on their coats and filed out!We were down 7 with about 40 seconds to play. I'm sure there was a fair share of fans who called it. Shame for 'em
I was thinking that all night. He could've definitely taken 10 mins from Gabe. I just hope he is healthy. Anyway, great win as a christmas day miracle has been delivered. Hope to see the same effort against MSU, we have a great chance to win.Where was Tre tonight
Johnson and Ihnen are our only decent rebounders. One of them has to be on the court at all times. We could do it in small spurts but defensively we’d be a little slow.Could we potentially start Johnson at the 3, move Gach to the 2 and then bring Kalscheur off the bench? I love Gabe's defense but I'd rather have an offensive threat in BJ on the floor for spacing.
Clearly you are a superior human being. Yet, the odds makers do it despite your incapacity to understand. However, I would be thrilled if you suspend yourself.I have honestly never understood why people like to "call the game" before it's over. Or in some cases, before it's even started. Can anybody explain to me why people do it? Does it give them some sense of superiority or make them feel like they know the game better than everybody else when the team fulfills the expectation?
Seems to me, that's why they always play the game until the clock hits zero. Because you just never know. I've never understood why people do that. I know that if I ever called a game well before the clock runs out, or worse yet, before the game started, and turned out to be wrong, I would probably suspend myself from talking about my team for a month as punishment.
I was actually talking about the threads that were going before the game started. I figured Iowa would win by 10+. I'm glad I was wrong.People literally call the game before it finishes ALL THE TIME. It's not exactly a confusing concept - fans who are emotional will preemptively call the result to make themselves feel better.
Chico, common sense seems in short supply but you have just delivered what seems obvious to me...a ration of common sense. I enjoy your level headed posts. Cheers.I have honestly never understood why people like to "call the game" before it's over. Or in some cases, before it's even started. Can anybody explain to me why people do it? Does it give them some sense of superiority or make them feel like they know the game better than everybody else when the team fulfills the expectation?
Seems to me, that's why they always play the game until the clock hits zero. Because you just never know. I've never understood why people do that. I know that if I ever called a game well before the clock runs out, or worse yet, before the game started, and turned out to be wrong, I would probably suspend myself from talking about my team for a month as punishment.
Connor maybe, Patrick no.Johnson was huge. Robbins had a nice game to help neutralize Garza a little bit. Got our scores by 14 but I’ll take that. We got hammered on the boards but still won.
Why on earth do the McCafferey kids play? They suck.