Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on <strong>Today</strong> at 08:20:13 PMI'm not saying they will be an 11 seed. I'm saying they have plenty of talent to get themselves deep into a second weekend if they reach their potential. A 14 point loss on the road where your star point guard goes -30 or whatever he was, in November, is no indicator of what this team could be. Maybe it's time for them to put their big boy pants on and show it, but I think a lot of us have to do the same as fans. The panic after the first road game of the season as it relates to the season outlook is just silly.

I don't think expressing concerns equals "panic".

Quote from: MU82 on <strong>Today</strong> at 06:32:28 PMYes, MU needs to play and coach better. Even much better.

Is anyone not saying that?

No, but the listing of early road losses seems to be downplaying how ugly last night's game was. Several of those early road losses were preceded by some better games and others were followed by mediocre seasons.

I remember the ugly home loss against Ohio State in Williams' last year that foreshadowed a very disappointing season for a team that started with high expectations. Last night's game exposed some potentially serious weaknesses.

Quote from: PointWarrior on <strong>Today</strong> at 04:47:36 PMand yet it will still be referred to as "Husky Stadium" by all other than the sign out front, sportscasters, UW officals, and maybe Columbia Bank employees...

My wife and I call it Dubs' Den.

We as a society held the treasonous 1/6/21 terrorists accountable, convicting and imprisoning hundreds of them.

But then one demented narcissist who only thinks his enemies should be held accountable for anything pardoned all of them. Dozens have returned to lives of crime - including child molestation, which the guy who freed those violent felons doesn't mind.

Quote from: The Sultan on <strong>Today</strong> at 06:47:26 PMNothing. If you are expecting them as an 11 seed to make the Elite 8, that's great. Not happening though.

I'm not saying they will be an 11 seed. I'm saying they have plenty of talent to get themselves deep into a second weekend if they reach their potential. A 14 point loss on the road where your star point guard goes -30 or whatever he was, in November, is no indicator of what this team could be. Maybe it's time for them to put their big boy pants on and show it, but I think a lot of us have to do the same as fans. The panic after the first road game of the season as it relates to the season outlook is just silly.

Quote from: Pakuni on <strong>Today</strong> at 01:28:45 PMHow bad are the Tennessee Titans?
The Fox affiliates in Chattanooga and Knoxville, the third and fourth largest markets in the state, are for now choosing to show the Packers-Vikings game at noon Sunday instead of Titans-Jaguars.

The Titans should play two games a year in Milwaukee.

Quote from: PointWarrior on <strong>Today</strong> at 04:47:36 PMand yet it will still be referred to as "Husky Stadium" by all other than the sign out front, sportscasters, UW officals, and maybe Columbia Bank employees...

Doubt that. People in Chicago and around the country quickly pivoted away from the Sears' Tower to .......................... ummmm a little help here?

Quote from: TSmith34, Inc. on <strong>Today</strong> at 01:34:59 PMHistorically accurate, but I have the sense that it is different this time. (My innate Gen X cynicism is weirdly MIA right now).

The first step towards accountability happened last Tuesday. The administration and associated co-conspirators are absolutely terrified, with the tell being Blanche's hilariously impotent yappings that oversight itself is criminal.

I think the difference this time is going to be 1) the shear depth, breadth, and magnitude of the criminality, and 2) that the crimes are committed out in the open. It's not like we need Woodward and Berstein to break a hidden story, the Trump administration commits three Watergates per day and then brags about them.

It may be different this time because the grifting cost EVERYBODY (except the grifters) money. 90% of voters said corruption was a major issue. It's hard to get 90% of people to agree that today is Thursday.

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