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#71
Hangin' at the Al / Re: Both Hands Tied Behind Our...
Last post by onepost - Today at 07:38:56 PM
Quote from: Newsdreams on Today at 04:16:56 PMWell tell us how much

I know there's a CEO in Wisconsin who's on the Board and wants to spend money that Shaka won't use. He personally bought out Wojo, he was going to personally pay ~$1.3M for Kolek to come back for one more year. And I do know he and others are openly frustrated Shaka isn't using all the resources at his disposal and these are the results.
#72
Hangin' at the Al / Re: MU/Weasels Game Thread
Last post by The Sultan - Today at 07:37:31 PM
Quote from: willie warrior on Today at 06:14:06 PM\
My sources tell me he is ascending. Please focus.

Like Elijah?
#73
Hangin' at the Al / Re: MU/Weasels Game Thread
Last post by Newsdreams - Today at 07:32:50 PM
Quote from: willie warrior on Today at 06:14:06 PM\
My sources tell me he is ascending. Please focus.
Muggsy???
#74
Hangin' at the Al / Re: What would make you show S...
Last post by Newsdreams - Today at 07:32:16 PM
Quote from: MuggsyB on December 06, 2025, 07:46:51 PMI hooped yesterday and shot 25 FT's.

21-25.   
FT's no Matta
#75
The Superbar / Re: 2025-26 NFL Thread
Last post by MU82 - Today at 07:30:40 PM
Quote from: wadesworld on Today at 07:24:24 PMThis is similar to when you said you'd be surprised if the Chiefs aren't in the Super Bowl. The Packers could definitely miss the Playoffs still.

I'd imagine they'll be road dogs against Denver and Chicago (though under a field goal probably). Should be probably a 4-6 point favorite home against Baltimore, but if they can lose to the Panthers at home they can lose to the Ravens at home, and at Minnesota should be a field goal or so favorite.

If they go 1-3 they could very easily miss the Playoffs. I don't expect they will go 1-3, but it wouldn't be that crazy.

OK ... how 'bout this ... in my opinion, it is highly unlikely that the Packers will miss the playoffs.

The Chiefs, yeah, I admit that proclamation was over the top and made with way too much of the season left to go. The Packers are better than every team remaining on their schedule, including Denver, and will not go 1-3. Again, IMHO.
#76
The Superbar / Re: 2025-26 NFL Thread
Last post by wadesworld - Today at 07:24:24 PM
Quote from: MU82 on Today at 07:03:04 PMThe Packers are absolutely not going to miss the playoffs, and thinking they might is unreasonable. Otherwise, I get what you're saying - it's a wide-open race to this year's championship.

This is similar to when you said you'd be surprised if the Chiefs aren't in the Super Bowl. The Packers could definitely miss the Playoffs still.

I'd imagine they'll be road dogs against Denver and Chicago (though under a field goal probably). Should be probably a 4-6 point favorite home against Baltimore, but if they can lose to the Panthers at home they can lose to the Ravens at home, and at Minnesota should be a field goal or so favorite.

If they go 1-3 they could very easily miss the Playoffs. I don't expect they will go 1-3, but it wouldn't be that crazy.
#77
The Superbar / Re: 2025-26 NFL Thread
Last post by Vander Blue Man Group - Today at 07:19:12 PM
As a Bears fan, frustrating last play but quite a game. Love Ben Johnson and I believe in Caleb.

Can't look past Cleveland next weekend, but psyched about the rematch at home. 
#78
The Superbar / Re: 2025-26 NFL Thread
Last post by Dish - Today at 07:18:22 PM
Kmet was wide open immediately on that play. Caleb waited way too long to decide to make that throw.

Great football game though, hat tip to the Packers.
#79
The Superbar / Re: MLB HOT STOVE ‘25-‘26
Last post by MU82 - Today at 07:15:12 PM
Jeff Kent voted into Hall of Fame by Contemporary Era committee.

https://www.mlb.com/news/contemporary-baseball-era-hall-of-fame-ballot-results-2026

Nobody else on the ballot came close to getting the 75% of votes needed, including the juicers.
#80
The Superbar / Re: 2025-26 NFL Thread
Last post by The Sultan - Today at 07:14:21 PM
Quote from: MuggsyB on Today at 06:51:24 PMWilliams could have easily run for 1st down on 2 plays. Moore was also wide open on the 4th down. 


He could not have run for it on the fourth down. Cooper was right there.