Quote from: MU82 on November 10, 2026, 05:41:29 PMJust when you thought they couldn't do any worse than Mike Johnson ...

Jim Jordan, who sat idly by while college kids he coached were getting sexually abused, will be the new House minority leader when the new Congress takes over on Jan. 3.

People are saying Jeffrey Epstein would have been the choice but he was unavailable.

If McConnell can do it, so can Epstein.

For the first time in its 126-year history, Husky Stadium will drop its mascot name and take that of its new sponsor - Columbia Bank.

Sports Business Journal says the agreement is worth $70 million across 10 years, the largest stadium sponsorship deal in college football history.

We will be fine. This team has adversity early, overcoming adversity can give a season major life.

Quote from: mileskishnish72 on November 11, 2026, 08:33:26 PMNigel with a minus 26 - gotta be a record.
0-11 from the floor, 1 dime, 4 TO's.
Parham 2-13. And Clark, as bad as he looked,
was only a minus 6 compared to our outstanding
transfer from Germany, who was -17.
I respect the attitude of posters who think
this is one bad game, with several of our main
guys having a bad night, but I don't buy it.
We have problems.

Nigel minus 26 is a record for him.
Sean Jones had minus 31 against Indiana last year.
Feel Marquette will Win Sunday.

Some of these overreactions are comical.

Random Not Deep Thoughts.
1. Michigan is defending Champ.
2. Michigan has Larry Ellison's Billions. Indiana has Mark Cuban's Billions.
3. Marquette misses Dick Strong but has his and others backing.
4. Michigan lost to UCONN
5. Marquette squandered an opportunity against Michigan.
6. Fears shot 17 Free Throws against Duke on Tuesday. Fears did go 0-10 from the field last year w/13  Assists against Duke last year. James shot 0 Free Throws against Michigan.
7. Father Naus said we rarely succeed in something unless we have fun doing it. Bobby Knight said winning is not easy.
Feel Marquette will play better and Win against Missouri.
Go Marquette

I rewatched the game today after watching it live yesterday.  Michigan's length obviously bothered the whole team and especially Nigel and Parham.  But prior to Nigel being taken out of the game he had a couple good drives with aggression and hopefully that will carry over to Mizzou.  Would be nice for him to see a 3 pointer go in to open up lanes for him and to space the floor.

The rest of the team besides Stevens, Porter and Egbuonu played tentatively and really didn't need to.  They are athletic and talented enough IMO. They got to the hoop.  Make layups and it's a much closer game.  A few less stupid unforced turnovers and the game is closer. Defensively there were so many mismatches where our smallest players were on their bigs.  They also didn't hustle back on transition defense.  I think some of that had to do with what Tower said which was the offense (balls rolling off the rim and in and out on several threes) affecting the defense. 

Regardless,  I don't think it's necessarily a talent issue.  Need to play with more toughness and less tentativeness.

I think Sunday will be interesting to watch.  Agree with posters that it's not a must win game but the sooner they play with toughness and less tentativeness the better.  That's what I'll be looking for. To me the talent is there, unlike last year.  Don't jump off the wagon yet fellas!

The idea they lost like that because Michigan is drastically more talented is f ucking asinine.

Last year national champions on their home court.  Losing by 14 pts may have been an accomplishment by Shaka.  We will see how the season goes on.  But if UCONN thoroughly beat Michigan on Michigan's home court, yipes!

No mayday flares going up yet.
Hopefully Shaka will tune the team to be a high performing machine.
But the woeful misses brought back bad memories of last season.