buddha

they have one shooter on the whole team.

youre so obsessed with michigan.

football and men's basketball are profitable (at michigan). every other sport is not. that's the problem now for the schools. how do i pay for women's sports?

no.

the wings are one team that should never mess with their uniforms. tigers too.

dont worry hongbit, michigan's money train - and usc's - will keep on rolling just fine. lsu already has a $30 million budget. the money game will continue, no "clearinghouse" will stop it or even slow it down.

suck it, leafs.

as someone who has been to orlando for work quite often, i disagree with that assessment.

i've been saying this for a while, but how long until they challenge all ghe eligibility rules? do they even need to be enrolled in school? cant they go to the nba and then come back? its truly minor league sports. as cardale jones once eloquently put it: " they aint there to play school."

ok, you're wrong too.

no, i dont think teams "get up" for the pistons. and i dont think there is any evidence that they do. its a throwaway excuse line from greg kelser. the same man who would get irrationally excited when the pistons cut the lead to 28.

welp, carolina has been a bad matchup for detroit for a while.

i think youre dead wrong and there is no evidence for that.

sure, because that was the two iconic franchises in league history who also happened to be competing for championships. if you think fans in other cities view the pistons in the same regard, you need to get out more.

that sounds like the kind of homer comment i have come to expect from kelser.

the pistons should attempt yo play hard before the 4th quarter. also, cant win em all. especially when you give crunch time minutes to CARIS LAVERT.

calm down there tater.

that lauri markkanen kid looks pretty good... need some 4th quarter cade tonight.

just like he used to do at ohio state?

any team that trades for davis is insane.

its a good short term hire. probably the best short term hire they could get given the circumstances. he runs a similar style program that should fit the talent on the team. he doesnt have anything in his closet that we know of. the drawbacks are that he's not from here and will have to establish recruiting relationships with midwest schools. he's never coached in the big 10. he doesnt seem to have adapted to the new reality of NIL and money. that is the only hurdle i see. well, and that he's 66 and doesnt havr much time left. i would have preferred deboer or dillingham, but this is still a really good hire from an x's and o's and culture fit. besides, dude looks like he's been on the pete carroll workout plan and can probably coach until he's 80! lol.

the bar for morality at michigan is quite low.

typically after scandals like these you want to bring in the most trusted, non-scandal person. someone who can promise stability and a return to the morals that the university likes to think it stands for. whittingham would accomplish that for michigan.

will he sour on michigan once the university caves and agrees to the PE deal?

fantastic? he caught 15 passes all year. most people's objections to him were giving up draft capital to move up to take a guy nobody had on their radars. secondly, to do so at a position where you already have three star players (counting laporta as a reveiver), and when you had so many other pressing needs. but to your earlier point, it is too early to call the class a disappointment. i was probably too hyperbolic in that. but for this season - other than ratledge - it didnt provide much help.