Please let's abstain from politics in this thread which is largely untouched by the rest of the nonsense on this board

Quote from: Hards Alumni on Today at 03:30:11 PMYeah, well our defense is six shades of total ass, and we probably can't keep up on offense.

I'd take UW -10.5

I don't disagree with you.  Tremendously upsetting.

Quote from: Newsdreams on Today at 05:31:14 PMRemember Muggsy has a 28 point plan ready to go in the locker room and demand Shaka implements it

There's a reason it's the 5 pt plan and not Basketball related. 

Quote from: Shooter McGavin on Today at 05:00:37 PMSteele is pretty objective.  Probably no one wants MU to be successful more because it increases readership.  But he's no fanboy.

He's also a Madison alum.

Quote from: BM1090 on Today at 05:02:30 PMAny chance against Louisville or is it a pray situation

Zero chance.

Quote from: wisblue on December 04, 2025, 08:15:25 PMI might do that if I had any chance to have an impact on the outcome.

Remember Muggsy has a 28 point plan ready to go in the locker room and demand Shaka implements it

He's like HBO's Peacemaker:

"I cherish peace with all of my heart, and I don't care how many men, women and children I need to kill to get it."

Quote from: Stretchdeltsig on Today at 03:11:37 PMWhat is going going on with Jones? He was supposed be our explosive leader? When will he play?

He exploded. It was disgusting. Blood everywhere.

Quote from: wisblue on Today at 02:25:48 PMI forgot the exact words, butCoach made a comment after the game that when things were going badly in the first half some players were showing some signs of brain fog or something like that.  He said that when that happens it's time to sit and watch.

Of course he didn't name names, but I assumed   he was referring to Lowery. At the game we were wondering if he had some injury or illness that was keeping him out.

I would expect Lowery to be back in the starting lineup tomorrow as long as he showed in practice that he is ready to play.

Folks forget that Shaka benched Tyler Kolek - yes, the great Tyler Kolek! - several times in their first season together. Of course, TK wasn't really the great Tyler Kolek yet.

This will be interesting to watch:

Georgia's athletic department is headed to court to try to obtain $390,000 in damages from a former standout defensive end who transferred from the school after his sophomore season in a potentially precedent-setting case.

The Bulldogs have asked a judge to force former defensive end Damon Wilson, currently the top pass rusher on Missouri's defensive line, to enter into arbitration to settle a clause in his former contract that serves effectively as a buyout fee for exiting his deal early. Wilson played for Georgia as a freshman and sophomore before transferring to Missouri in January, two weeks after signing a new deal with Georgia's Classic City Collective.

www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/47212583/georgia-seeks-390k-de-damon-wilson-transfer-damages