Next Up: Southern Illinois Salukis

[MediaPanther]

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there wasnt much to say while we were beating up patsies, buddy.

as i said before, he had a good final drive against iowa, and suddenly everyone magically forgot his performances from last season. i stand by my opinion now and going forward.

No need to compliment when things are going well. Just criticize when they don't. Now I understand.

[Purrrrrfect]

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You've really been waiting for a loss to say "I told you so" about Grace haven't you?

I was criticizing him when we were winning. He's very heady (cocky) and on the field he just makes the wrong decision at the wrong time. Sometimes he gets lucky and makes the wrong decision at the right time and as a team we get lucky and succeed from it. But for his "hype" he just hasn't been able to grasp the level we think he could reach.

[06panther10]

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I hate to be that guy, but we gave that game to SIU. I don't think that they ever really stopped us one time. We stopped ourselves every time by missing wide open recievers, and making some ridiculous bonehead plays.

We dominated that game at the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball, we played on the right side of the 50 yard line ALL day long, and the D played a pretty good game. The SIU defense did nothing to stop us. They could NOT stop us. We stopped ourselves every time. I don't feel like SIU had hardly any true defensive stops. They just watched us shoot ourselves in the foot every drive.

SIU did nothing special. They just didn't make the stupid mistakes, and took what we gave them. We win that game 8 times out of 10.

[9YRPLAN]

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What? I was plenty complimentary when he was playing well; I just wasn't as enamored as most people here.

[houndawg]

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I hate to be that guy, but we gave that game to SIU. I don't think that they ever really stopped us one time. We stopped ourselves every time by missing wide open recievers, and making some ridiculous bonehead plays.

We dominated that game at the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball, we played on the right side of the 50 yard line ALL day long, and the D played a pretty good game. The SIU defense did nothing to stop us. They could NOT stop us. We stopped ourselves every time. I don't feel like SIU had hardly any true defensive stops. They just watched us shoot ourselves in the foot every drive.

SIU did nothing special. They just didn't make the stupid mistakes, and took what we gave them. We win that game 8 times out of 10.

Hey look everybody, Lakesbison transferred to UNI.
Let me set you straight son, and I hope you'll pay attention when I'm talking to you because I won't always be here to help you through life. Here's some facts for you for when you come to your senses and quit acting like certain Bison fans:

1) The Claim: "We dominated that game at the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball.........."

Status: DENIED

SIU had the ball for 4:04 longer and all but 0:15 of that difference came in the 4th quarter.

Twice you had first and goal, once from the one yard line, and were turned away with FGs.

Karim rushed for 125 yards and the dawgs had more yards on the ground than the cats did.

UNI converted a not-so-dominating 2/10 third downs and 1/3 fourth downs.

SIU converted a more dominating 6/15 third downs and 1/1 (TD) fourth downs.

2) The Claim: "The SIU defense did nothing to stop us."

Status: DENIED

Two ints (one a pick six) and one fumble recovery in the red zone were responsible for two TDs.

The above mentioned two goal line stands inside the five, (once on 1st and goal from the one yard line), including a Brandin Jordan mid-air hit on a leaping UNI back at the goal line that should be on the national highlight reel this week

Our punter repeatedly kept you from better field position than the already good field position you failed to capitalize on (seee Claim #1).


Now go to bed without your supper, and take off your Bison goggles.

[TH1974]

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Hey look everybody, Lakesbison transferred to UNI.
Let me set you straight son, and I hope you'll pay attention when I'm talking to you because I won't always be here to help you through life. Here's some facts for you for when you come to your senses and quit acting like certain Bison fans:

1) The Claim: "We dominated that game at the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball.........."

Status: DENIED

SIU had the ball for 4:04 longer and all but 0:15 of that difference came in the 4th quarter.

Twice you had first and goal, once from the one yard line, and were turned away with FGs.

Karim rushed for 125 yards and the dawgs had more yards on the ground than the cats did.

UNI converted a not-so-dominating 2/10 third downs and 1/3 fourth downs.

SIU converted a more dominating 6/15 third downs and 1/1 (TD) fourth downs.

2) The Claim: "The SIU defense did nothing to stop us."

Status: DENIED

Two ints (one a pick six) and one fumble recovery in the red zone were responsible for two TDs.

The above mentioned two goal line stands inside the five, (once on 1st and goal from the one yard line), including a Brandin Jordan mid-air hit on a leaping UNI back at the goal line that should be on the national highlight reel this week

Our punter repeatedly kept you from better field position than the already good field position you failed to capitalize on (seee Claim #1).


Now go to bed without your supper, and take off your Bison goggles.

You have to realize, some people here don't exactly understand the meaning of the word 'dominate'. You can try to set them straight, but you won't get far. Forgive them.

[jegbomb52]

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Hey look everybody, Lakesbison transferred to UNI.
Let me set you straight son, and I hope you'll pay attention when I'm talking to you because I won't always be here to help you through life. Here's some facts for you for when you come to your senses and quit acting like certain Bison fans:

1) The Claim: "We dominated that game at the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball.........."

Status: DENIED

SIU had the ball for 4:04 longer and all but 0:15 of that difference came in the 4th quarter.

Twice you had first and goal, once from the one yard line, and were turned away with FGs.

Karim rushed for 125 yards and the dawgs had more yards on the ground than the cats did.

UNI converted a not-so-dominating 2/10 third downs and 1/3 fourth downs.

SIU converted a more dominating 6/15 third downs and 1/1 (TD) fourth downs.

2) The Claim: "The SIU defense did nothing to stop us."

Status: DENIED

Two ints (one a pick six) and one fumble recovery in the red zone were responsible for two TDs.

The above mentioned two goal line stands inside the five, (once on 1st and goal from the one yard line), including a Brandin Jordan mid-air hit on a leaping UNI back at the goal line that should be on the national highlight reel this week

Our punter repeatedly kept you from better field position than the already good field position you failed to capitalize on (seee Claim #1).


Now go to bed without your supper, and take off your Bison goggles.

You come here talking smack and your reasoning is your punter and we don't take care of the ball in the red zone. If you are not essentially telling us that we didn't hand you the game you are blind. Your punter had nothing to do with this win. Our average starting field position was at a minimum 10 yards better than yours on the day. Ya, you dominated alright, you dominated our Offensive Coordinator the way that every team that has played us in a big game dominates him. You can thank a couple of things.

1. We load one side of the line of scrimmage on 3rd and goal from the one and run weak side, short side of the field. OC? Where you at here?

2. We ran a trick play on 2nd and goal from the 5? Where you at OC?

QUIT BLOWING HUGE GAMES FOR US THREE YEARS IN A ROW

DELEWARE
RICHMOND
SIU

Punter? Seriously?

You need to find a new argument.

[TravelingPanther]

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2) The Claim: "The SIU defense did nothing to stop us."

Status: DENIED

Two ints (one a pick six) and one fumble recovery in the red zone were responsible for two TDs.

The above mentioned two goal line stands inside the five, (once on 1st and goal from the one yard line), including a Brandin Jordan mid-air hit on a leaping UNI back at the goal line that should be on the national highlight reel this week

Our punter repeatedly kept you from better field position than the already good field position you failed to capitalize on (seee Claim #1).


Now go to bed without your supper, and take off your Bison goggles.

Seriously? The "fumble in the red zone" was a freshman being stupid and touching a punt. SIU didn't force that. The 2nd Int was thrown right to the D...not sure what happened, but it wasn't "forced"

The Salukis played a good game. They played well enough to in. Congrats. But don't act like they dominated.

[06panther10]

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Hey look everybody, Lakesbison transferred to UNI.
Let me set you straight son, and I hope you'll pay attention when I'm talking to you because I won't always be here to help you through life. Here's some facts for you for when you come to your senses and quit acting like certain Bison fans:

1) The Claim: "We dominated that game at the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball.........."

Status: DENIED

SIU had the ball for 4:04 longer and all but 0:15 of that difference came in the 4th quarter.

Twice you had first and goal, once from the one yard line, and were turned away with FGs.

Karim rushed for 125 yards and the dawgs had more yards on the ground than the cats did.

UNI converted a not-so-dominating 2/10 third downs and 1/3 fourth downs.

SIU converted a more dominating 6/15 third downs and 1/1 (TD) fourth downs.

2) The Claim: "The SIU defense did nothing to stop us."

Status: DENIED

Two ints (one a pick six) and one fumble recovery in the red zone were responsible for two TDs.

The above mentioned two goal line stands inside the five, (once on 1st and goal from the one yard line), including a Brandin Jordan mid-air hit on a leaping UNI back at the goal line that should be on the national highlight reel this week

Our punter repeatedly kept you from better field position than the already good field position you failed to capitalize on (seee Claim #1).


Now go to bed without your supper, and take off your Bison goggles.

D Law, who is nowhere near the runner that Karim is, had about the same yardage as him. Karim had two or three good runs that gave him good stats, and other than that, he was held in check.

SIU certainly did not force those turnovers. Brain lapse on the punt return: Unforced. Option reverse pass: Unforced.

SIU deserved to win the game, as they didn't make the dumb mistakes that UNI did. And sometimes that is good enough. But UNI DID win the battle at the line of scrimmage. And the SIU D was not stopping our offense. UNI stopped UNI's offense.

[Hail Our Panthers]

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Three reasons for three loss yesterday:

1. Too many mistakes, too much capitalization by SIU on those mistakes.

2. The playing of "Party in the USA" by Hannah Montana before the game

3. Everyone including the band came out flat. The drum major ran his worst 40 yard dash of the season--5.02

[houndawg]

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Seriously? The "fumble in the red zone" was a freshman being stupid and touching a punt. SIU didn't force that. The 2nd Int was thrown right to the D...not sure what happened, but it wasn't "forced"

The Salukis played a good game. They played well enough to in. Congrats. But don't act like they dominated.

Hold on there, hoss, it isn't me who has been tossing around the "d" word here.

[houndawg]

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You come here talking smack and your reasoning is your punter and we don't take care of the ball in the red zone. If you are not essentially telling us that we didn't hand you the game you are blind. Your punter had nothing to do with this win. Our average starting field position was at a minimum 10 yards better than yours on the day. Ya, you dominated alright, you dominated our Offensive Coordinator the way that every team that has played us in a big game dominates him. You can thank a couple of things.

1. We load one side of the line of scrimmage on 3rd and goal from the one and run weak side, short side of the field. OC? Where you at here?

2. We ran a trick play on 2nd and goal from the 5? Where you at OC?

QUIT BLOWING HUGE GAMES FOR US THREE YEARS IN A ROW

DELEWARE
RICHMOND
SIU

Punter? Seriously?

You need to find a new argument.

Whatchoo talkin' 'bout, Willis? Now you sound like the Bison whining about how they beat the stuffing out of UNI.

One more time: 2/10 third down conversions, 1/3 fourth down conversions.

[06panther10]

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Whatchoo talkin' 'bout, Willis? Now you sound like the Bison whining about how they beat the stuffing out of UNI.

One more time: 2/10 third down conversions, 1/3 fourth down conversions.

What don't you get about unforced errors? Pat Grace missed a wide open DJ Hord on a third down that probably would have been a long TD. He missed a wide open Oordt on 4th down that was a sure TD. And Oordt dropped a TD on 3rd down in the endzone that would have been 7 more. Not to mention the terrible unexplainable decision on the punt return, and the horrible call on the option pass.

This game was lost from dumb UNI mistakes and mental errors, and not because of what SIU did. Which is fine if you are an SIU fan, because not making mistakes like UNI was all it took for SIU on this day. But don't come on here acting like SIU really took this game by the throat and beat UNI.

[houndawg]

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D Law, who is nowhere near the runner that Karim is, had about the same yardage as him. Karim had two or three good runs that gave him good stats, and other than that, he was held in check.

SIU certainly did not force those turnovers. Brain lapse on the punt return: Unforced. Option reverse pass: Unforced.

SIU deserved to win the game, as they didn't make the dumb mistakes that UNI did. And sometimes that is good enough. But UNI DID win the battle at the line of scrimmage. And the SIU D was not stopping our offense. UNI stopped UNI's offense.

You're off your meds. Explain to me how you convince yourself that you won the line of scrimmage when you:

a) gave up more yards rushing than your opponent

b) converted 2/10 3rd downs and 1/3 4th downs while allowing your opponent to convert 6/15 3rd downs and 1/1 fourth downs

Your flimsy case put forth to support your fantasy of dominating the line of scrimmage is REJECTED. You may re-submit in thirty days for final disapproval.

[houndawg]

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What don't you get about unforced errors? Pat Grace missed a wide open DJ Hord on a third down that probably would have been a long TD. He missed a wide open Oordt on 4th down that was a sure TD. And Oordt dropped a TD on 3rd down in the endzone that would have been 7 more. Not to mention the terrible unexplainable decision on the punt return, and the horrible call on the option pass.

This game was lost from dumb UNI mistakes and mental errors, and not because of what SIU did. Which is fine if you are an SIU fan, because not making mistakes like UNI was all it took for SIU on this day. But don't come on here acting like SIU really took this game by the throat and beat UNI.

Excuse me, LakesBison, but it isn't my fault that you finally get a worthy opponent and crap your pants on your Homecoming. All I thought we did was go into one of the toughest arenas in our division and beat one of the top teams in our division, and you go all NDSU on me. Instead of me typing all this ad nauseam I'll just refer you to the responses of UNI fans towards the NDSU fans claims that actually NDSU beat the stuffing out of UNI on both sides of the line.
Now I see why the Cap'n does it.