January 29, 2008
Lost party is canceled because I am an idiot (Lost starts on Thursday).
You’re still invited to have gumbo with us on Sunday and watch whatever’s on.
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Posted by klnussbaum
January 29, 2008
9pm - after home group. be there.
oh yeah . . . we’re making gumbo for Sunday. I think there’s a football game on or something. let me know if you’re coming.
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Posted by klnussbaum
January 9, 2007
(sigh)
As a good Michigan fan, it gives me great pleasure to see Ohio State get their booties handed to them. However, for the BCS to be wrong in snubbing Michigan, several things had to happen. First, Michigan had to beat USC.
whoops.
There are a lot of excuses that can be made for Michigan - the time off, food poisoning, Lloyd Carr’s atrocious Bowl record, but the moral of the story is that UM didn’t come to play. Oh well, 1 out of 2 will still send a bit of a message to the idiots at the BCS.
41 - 14.
No one really expected the final score to be that far apart, but hey - Florida was the definite underdog, and who can really be surprised if they lose by more than expected?
Oh, wait. OSU lost.
Assholes. Can’t they do anything right?
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Posted by klnussbaum
December 3, 2006
And the BCS penalized Michigan twice for being on the wrong end of the calendar: once when USC moved to No. 2 after beating Notre Dame (even though Michigan beat the Irish worse), and now, when Florida overtook the Wolverines (even though U of M’s season ended two weeks ago).
How can you call this a "system" when Florida belongs to a league that plays a conference championship, and Michigan doesn’t? How can you call it a quasi-playoff when Michigan drops twice in the standings without losing a game.
ESPN.com - COLUMNIST - Wojciechowski: Highway robbery in Michigan
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