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taking a brainless approach to team building as well, expressing general satisfaction with our middle infield as it stands and the .550 OPS horsefeathers head currently slated to start

same class as Carsen Edwards, Zavier Simpson, Cassius Winston, amazing

was looking up Eli Brooks' recruiting class then fell down the rabbit hole to recall Kansas standout Jalen Coleman-Lands was in the same recruiting class as Ben Simmons, Donovan Mitchell, Luke Kennard, Mo Wagner lol, nobody loves the college experience more than this guy [attachment=0]jcl.PNG[/attachment]

Kofi played all game wearing a seat belt, refs kinda clueless what to do

down goes UK & Coach Cal

i had them in my final 4 whoops

Gsellman, Espinosa, Norris, Gonsalves..we're just using 2017 top prospects lists as a checklist

also did the butt slide

isn't he the king of being TOOTBLAN? as a Brewer he stole 1st base against us, from 2nd base

Sounds like Jones' concussion was suffered in practice between the BTT and going to Indy for the 1st round butterfly effect

this guy is surely a bad bs artist https://twitter.com/KuchiSports/status/1504101695651041282

injuries to Isaiah Livers last year & Devante' Jones this year, maybe Michigan should try to opt of the B1G tourney next year

jed made a cold play!

have you considered, they're having a lot of conversations. you can't assume that anything gets across the finish line. you try to keep a lot of balls in the air.

2018 was a long time ago, Matt Carpenter was a 5 WAR player

it's not quite the seeding i'd hoped for before the season, but with Howard at the helm we'll have a puncher's chance

Phew Seems like a good sign that he would go out of his way to say this. did you expect them to say, "yeah this is it for short, enjoy your gruel :D "

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They imploded like they have all year in the 2nd half. It's an ongoing trend. Once they start imploding they cant stop. Just ask North Carolina, UCF, Seton Hall, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Ohio State. There was like a 10 minute stretch in that collapse where they had more turnovers than shot attempts (all missed). And many of those turnovers were like dribbling off their foot, slipping and falling, passing to a cutting player that doesn't cut, etc. I mean for sure give Indiana credit, their season was on the brink and they responded but I do tend to feel like once the ball started rolling Michigan basically collapsed. I do think Devante Jones twisted his ankle right before the collapse and that played into it. He was regularly getting in the paint before that but couldn't do anything and had a couple of bad turnovers because he couldn't plant his foot correct. All I'm saying is that Phil Martelli coached Michigan team had literally 0 problems in the 2nd half of games. JH is back and whoops, 36-9 collapse. (this is the part I expect sneaky to torch me over lol) Take this with a huge grain of sand since I only watched maybe 5 MIchigan games this year. I think they will be a better team if Dickenson leaves. i think they might be less Jekyll & Hyde, force feeding the ball to him really seems to bog down the offense at times like there was better fluidity and pace in the Buckeyes game but also he dominated Sparty for example and has elite advanced stats Diabate's probably jumping to the pros too i suspect so the nature of the offense is sure to change significantly in that event

my expectations for PCA are set to: Denard Span

Don't know what happened today, looked very good for about 3/4 of the game, Indiana played good D but, quite a bit of the loss is on Michigan. Really did want the Illini playing an improving Michigan team thought they'd be a tougher match up than Indiana. Although I believe the Hoosiers are going to be a big challenge for the Illini tomorrow. They imploded like they have all year in the 2nd half. It's an ongoing trend. Once they start imploding they cant stop. Just ask North Carolina, UCF, Seton Hall, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Ohio State. There was like a 10 minute stretch in that collapse where they had more turnovers than shot attempts (all missed). And many of those turnovers were like dribbling off their foot, slipping and falling, passing to a cutting player that doesn't cut, etc. I mean for sure give Indiana credit, their season was on the brink and they responded but I do tend to feel like once the ball started rolling Michigan basically collapsed. I do think Devante Jones twisted his ankle right before the collapse and that played into it. He was regularly getting in the paint before that but couldn't do anything and had a couple of bad turnovers because he couldn't plant his foot correct. All I'm saying is that Phil Martelli coached Michigan team had literally 0 problems in the 2nd half of games. JH is back and whoops, 36-9 collapse. (this is the part I expect sneaky to torch me over lol) i had a work meeting so i missed everything after they cut our lead down to 8 but does seem you're crafting a little bit of a silly narrative

i thought he was being literal at first and was actually trampled by a horse