I know, right? Lord knows that my volume of engagement is way down in recent months, but heaven forbid a sub-topic gets introduced for discussion on a message board. Look at it this way, if it wasn't posted, neither would the feel-good puppy story that followed.
Did you miss the first line that...
I am questioning the validity of this post, to say the least.
Related, is that all that has to be done? A blue checkmark just has to say something far-fetched (yet with merely a hint of plausibility) to trigger an avalanche of monetized responses and watch the coinage roll in?
The close game criticism was an early Hurley-era phenomenon and reached into 2023. This is a screenshot from Reddit from 2 years ago:
Rolling through two straight touneys and winning the Wood hides a lot of warts, but it was a thing. Whether people want to deny it or not is their prerogative...
Eh, sometimes. Calhoun had a tendency to not care about going over the line...or he forgot about the line altogether. Either way, he would toe it as well.
I'm reminded of a St. Johns game at Gampel in the mid '00s. I had the opportunity to sit right behind the St. Johns bench for a game that...
Probably a bit of both.
Watson's regression has in no small part to do with no longer being able to get away with his off-field "escapades (to say the least)." Being traded to Cleveland certainly didn't help either.
A bigger fear that has developed over the last three days in the DMV is JD5...
I think Hurley rarely intends to get technicals. OTOH, I think he fully intends to toe the line, while sticking up for his kids. Sometimes he gets away with it. Sometimes he crosses it. There is no difference from the Calhoun days. None.
I totally agree with Hurley's postgame comments on the T...
Duke '04 is #1 merely for when it took place and what it meant. All other comebacks start at #5 (i.e. the #2-4 slots are empty). Nothing even approaches Duke '04. That includes all the games they were trailing at the half in '99.
Fun fact(s). 1) UConn was 9-0 in 1988-99 in games they trailed at...
Washington lost a lot of weapons during the 1st month of the season, including Daniels himself.
I also disagree with your assessments. After the Packers traded up to 26 to draft Love in 2020, he sat for two years behind Aaron Rodgers. That is not being put on a pedestal.
The Texans went 12-5...
This thread has ended up being me giving updates on Washington. So be it. Here is my final post as it pertains to the dreadful 2025 season.
The season was derailed by injuries and age. I said back in September that they got lucky with both in 2024. It's never a wise bet to believe lightning...
Washington went 2-2 to end the season including a win over your Giants. they could have had a top 4 pick. Without a 2nd or 4th rounders, they have to create capital with the #7 pick. Luckily they have the 6th most money under the cap (expected to be somewhere between $295M and $305M) with nearly...
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