MSU Post Game Thoughts & Discussion

[bisoneer]

Agreed, that presentation guy was so discombobulated for the MVP award it was like he did not want to touch anything or anybody, get some balls, jesus christ anyways............

[bisoneer]

Yeah, it is too bad TD Tommy got hurt, but their defense was going to have big, big problems with NDSU's offense no matter what. I'm certainly glad Troy Anderson didn't get ejected or, yikes.

After he blew out his wheel their D should have move it up a notch but what a lame effort. I think they just felt overwhelmed from the get go and collapsed like a Zeppalin on fire. I did not even need any deordorant after this one, the most calm game I have ever seen IMO.

[primespareribs]

A big X? 11 could be doable next but after that would be tricky.

They put the four-digit year in the capital windows every New Years Eve without any issue…

[Herd]

The turf was slick, and that’s unfortunate, but it was nothing like Towson.

IMO, it did effect the game in a few ways for both teams.
1) it negated the pass rush for both team
2) it limited running East-west
3) it made go/continuous routes more effective than stops and comebacks

If the “slick” was just rain, so be it. If it was a function of 3 straight games, then I have more of an issue with it.

[mtoutfitter]

I rewatched it, Melvin.

The hosts people with the mic botched the whole thing. Hunters talking to plenty of chicks tonight


Why are you thinking of lakes in a post that doesn’t have anything to do with lakes. Weird


Rent free

Sorry if I confused anyone. Just thought the post about Leupke was a Lakes type post. Also, there is no denying that when he was on probation you were like his parrot. Anyone that said anything about the fella, you were there imediatley. You quit that the moment Tony took him off.

[bisoneer]

https://cdn.forumcomm.com/dims4/defa...ootball.29.jpg

Great post game picture!

[bisonaudit]

The turf was slick, and that’s unfortunate, but it was nothing like Towson.

IMO, it did effect the game in a few ways for both teams.
1) it negated the pass rush for both team
2) it limited running East-west
3) it made go/continuous routes more effective than stops and comebacks

If the “slick” was just rain, so be it. If it was a function of 3 straight games, then I have more of an issue with it.

It’s a soccer pitch. It’s designed to do play exactly like it did when wet. That’s what you want for the ball to run fast and true. They water soccer pitches before games and at the half for exactly this purpose. AM rain was not ideal for gridiron football, but the field was in good shape, held up well and was not dangerous or the cause of either of the major injuries.

[sage]

https://cdn.forumcomm.com/dims4/defa...ootball.29.jpg

Great post game picture!

That is a great picture!!!

[DakotaOkie]

Didnt he step out of bounds?

He was already down at the interception. Then trotted down and possibly through the end zone along with the other guys. It was not a good look for the team at that moment.

[GreenfieldBison]

It’s a soccer pitch. It’s designed to do play exactly like it did when wet. That’s what you want for the ball to run fast and true. They water soccer pitches before games and at the half for exactly this purpose. AM rain was not ideal for gridiron football, but the field was in good shape, held up well and was not dangerous or the cause of either of the major injuries.

Field looked about the same as the one the Broncos and Chiefs played on tonight.


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