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Agree. I am not sure who was saying that it did.

Tater summed up my thoughts almost exactly. I’m growing concerned about his game management and decision making.

41-12, 44-12, 48-12 are all Scorigami. LFG Lions!

Agree. He’s all talk and no substance.

Anzalone has done what they wanted him to do after a slow start.

I’d say SOL but this is a new level of bad. Destroyed 38-0 at home to an awful team.

Trying to find an image to sum up my thoughts but I couldn’t find a picture of a shit show dumpster fire train wreck.

Why isn’t Mel Tucker’s name at the top of the UM coaching wish list?

I don’t think it will be money. MSU boosters have more of it than LSU. If he leaves, it will be to get back to the SEC.

Walker is a complete beast. He put the offense on his back the 2nd half. How many times did he break 2 tackles and find daylight for a big play. He treated a few all big-10 LB and S like they were high schoolers.

Regardless of what happens tomorrow, Purdue is going to beat MSU next week.

Beach talks in the interview about how he became a different person after this happened. He was more difficult to be around, abused alcohol and drugs, and was a much worse individual than before the assault and the teams decision to do nothing about it. I think that damaged his chances at an NHL career more than being blackballed. Additionally, I am truly sickened that once again as was the case with Sandusky, Nassar, and Anderson, an organizations decision to quietly push away an abuser to avoid making a big story allowed that predator to continue adding new victims for years and years after it should’ve been stopped.

The first sentence wasn’t needed. I get frustrated too at the depths that the woken will try to take cancel culture but in this case JT messed up and deserved to get dragged. You have perfectly outlined what he needed to say and he did almost the exact opposite.

I see no reason why Slay won’t get a very warm welcome from Lions fans. He didn’t do anything wrong. Just another dude in a long line of dudes that Quintricia mistakenly thought the franchise would be better off without.

You’ve got to assume that Tucker will play 8 in the box and challenge UM to beat them passing. The risk here is that both Corum and Haskins have the ability to make a man miss and they are off for a long 6. Also wont be surprised to see UM try to run a handoff pitch back flea flicker and catch MSU sleeping. Neither of these teams has really been tested since the B10 has proven to be so weak so it’s possible that one or both are frauds no worth their ranking like we saw with like Iowa, Wisconsin, and Penn State. I think MSU has better skill players but UM will win this game. Harbaugh hyped up Erick All to be one of the best TE ever at UM and he’s instead been a complete nobody thus far. I think he catches 2 TD’s and is the hero. UM 27 MSU 16

Stan, I believe this country is filled with stupid people that can be easily convinced to believe just about anything

The worst thing that happened today on this forum was this post.

Goff is playing as poor as I’ve ever seen a Lion QB. No ability to avoid the rush, careless decisions where to throw, doesn’t protect the ball and fumbles easily , and absolutely no ability to look down the field. All he does is checkdown. They call PI on every other play in this league but Goff can’t even get the ball downfield to give them a chance at a cheap flag. He’s absolutely among the worst QB’s in the NFL and will most likely be out of football when his Lion contact is finished.

Championships since 1950: Detroit Lions: 3 (1952, 1953, 1957) Michigan State University: 2 (1952, 1966) University of Michigan: 1 (1997) Incredible to realize that both of these programs suck worse than the Lions.

Yes, it’s obviously created content from a TikTok influencer but still very funny.

Rams/Giants ended in Scorigami today.

Speaking of Tua. This made me laugh

Too early to tell. I like this draft class and I like quite a few of the FA signings. Not a fan of the Goff move. He sucks and the 2 picks are nice but not nearly as valuable at the bottom of the 1st round as they appeared to be over the summer.