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on a monday and then we move on!
Frig Todd Blackledge for his inane inaccurate comments, both in the week before on the radio basically dismissing Syracuse having any chance because of a supposed weak schedule and because ya know we're Syracuse, and then feeling the need after seeing evidence to the contrary not to have the strength of character to admit he may have been wrong and rather he tries and back up his erroneous takes on us when Sean Mcdon. asked him at the half about what he thought now and has Cuse gained his respect.
And what does stupid feckless Blackledge say, essentially nope still he goes negative, and worse yet, inaccurate statements and words to the effect no, that Cuse is playing above their heads essentially playing really well for the first time this year in this game, he says, the best they have yet. No stupid they've played this well on both sides of the ball all friggin year long! Screw him.
And screw Sean McDon. for his going to the opposite extreme to try and show he's not a cuse homer with his general takes and overall attitude including saying how stupid Cuse and 98 was for what we know was the pretty bogus side line penalty. Yes 99 should have held off knowing the situation both in game and with southern refs looking for any opportunity, but Any astute analyst and alum would make sure to see all replays which was confirmed the last couple of days showing the qbs feet were in bounds heading up the sideline right before the hit, if one can even call that a “hit”, rather as coach Babers said he escorted him out. It was a bang bang play that should’ve been a no call.
And furthermore such weak sauce both as an analyst and an alum not to know and defend Cuse by mentioning last years FSU game where our defender pulled back at the sideline on the exact same type play worried about a penalty in a very similar circumstance and the FSU guy goes for another 25 yards to set up the winning score.
Now The tucker comments and time management screw up, sure np but overall thought he just emboldened Blackledges overall unfair negative Cuse takes and when he sees the unfair calls, not calling the hit on shrader, etc., he doesn't have the cajones to make the comments against the obvious home cooking going on (ONCE AGAIN!) that always seems to happen to Cuse football and hoops down south. Newsflash for Sean, Sean you’ve already made it in life, speak up, support and defend your family/alma mater and show some Nads. Screw him.
Also screw the ESPN game day “talent” and most of those dopes for their overall condescension toward Syracuse that Cuse could ever be good enough to compete with clemson (Corso, "Cuse has slim and no chance to win this game", and kirk chimes in "and slim just left town", Yes I know he picked us for Lville but we could do without the off putting comments), Screw him.
Screw McCaffee (who previously I thought I liked), this for his comments the last two weeks including "NC st. will show and blow up Syracuse's little fantasy that they're good in football" and for whatever other stupid shite he said this past weekend. Screw him.
Screw the others as well for their continued general negativity and dismissive attitudes and inaccurate takes, that our schedule sucks and the jury is still out if we're any good. We’re good, real good, the evidence is right there on the field and in the statistics. To suggest otherwise is pure deceitful malicious bs.
And Screw the whole Gameday entourage and whatever the hell it is they bring. Would it be nice in many respects for the program to get them here, sure, I guess, you could sell me on that logically.
But we've made it back to respectable competitiveness without them ever being here, they're now pulling a Peanuts on us with them Lucy and us Linus, fool me once shame on you, fool me twice (or three or four times) shame on me! if I were the powers that be and should it ever be the case where they deem us "worthy" for their presence, tell them to take a flying frig and advertise that to the hilt to the world, at this point I actually think it would be better for the program and town. Screw ESPN Gameday and their sycophantic no guts "analysts".
Screw the good ole southern boys southern accented homer refs who clearly had a profoundly biased negative impact on the syracuse fortunes in the game, screw them. If anyone has any question in that saying that made it way during the Cuse hoops runs that also applies to football, that its "Syracuse against the world", it's not all that far off, let's embrace it. Lets hope the team feels this way too, keeps playing with the good mojo, embraces it and plays with a chip on their shoulders the rest of the way. .
And after reading all this if you want to rip me a new one for my supposed provincial backwards upstate CNY thinking on all this and just feel the need to post something nasty in opposition to this, screw you (he says with some Syracuse love and affection for all my Cuse brethren
). And remember I'm originally from NYC!
Ok rant over, feeling cathartic-ly better, ready to start hatin on ND......
Frig Todd Blackledge for his inane inaccurate comments, both in the week before on the radio basically dismissing Syracuse having any chance because of a supposed weak schedule and because ya know we're Syracuse, and then feeling the need after seeing evidence to the contrary not to have the strength of character to admit he may have been wrong and rather he tries and back up his erroneous takes on us when Sean Mcdon. asked him at the half about what he thought now and has Cuse gained his respect.
And what does stupid feckless Blackledge say, essentially nope still he goes negative, and worse yet, inaccurate statements and words to the effect no, that Cuse is playing above their heads essentially playing really well for the first time this year in this game, he says, the best they have yet. No stupid they've played this well on both sides of the ball all friggin year long! Screw him.
And screw Sean McDon. for his going to the opposite extreme to try and show he's not a cuse homer with his general takes and overall attitude including saying how stupid Cuse and 98 was for what we know was the pretty bogus side line penalty. Yes 99 should have held off knowing the situation both in game and with southern refs looking for any opportunity, but Any astute analyst and alum would make sure to see all replays which was confirmed the last couple of days showing the qbs feet were in bounds heading up the sideline right before the hit, if one can even call that a “hit”, rather as coach Babers said he escorted him out. It was a bang bang play that should’ve been a no call.
And furthermore such weak sauce both as an analyst and an alum not to know and defend Cuse by mentioning last years FSU game where our defender pulled back at the sideline on the exact same type play worried about a penalty in a very similar circumstance and the FSU guy goes for another 25 yards to set up the winning score.
Now The tucker comments and time management screw up, sure np but overall thought he just emboldened Blackledges overall unfair negative Cuse takes and when he sees the unfair calls, not calling the hit on shrader, etc., he doesn't have the cajones to make the comments against the obvious home cooking going on (ONCE AGAIN!) that always seems to happen to Cuse football and hoops down south. Newsflash for Sean, Sean you’ve already made it in life, speak up, support and defend your family/alma mater and show some Nads. Screw him.
Also screw the ESPN game day “talent” and most of those dopes for their overall condescension toward Syracuse that Cuse could ever be good enough to compete with clemson (Corso, "Cuse has slim and no chance to win this game", and kirk chimes in "and slim just left town", Yes I know he picked us for Lville but we could do without the off putting comments), Screw him.
Screw McCaffee (who previously I thought I liked), this for his comments the last two weeks including "NC st. will show and blow up Syracuse's little fantasy that they're good in football" and for whatever other stupid shite he said this past weekend. Screw him.
Screw the others as well for their continued general negativity and dismissive attitudes and inaccurate takes, that our schedule sucks and the jury is still out if we're any good. We’re good, real good, the evidence is right there on the field and in the statistics. To suggest otherwise is pure deceitful malicious bs.
And Screw the whole Gameday entourage and whatever the hell it is they bring. Would it be nice in many respects for the program to get them here, sure, I guess, you could sell me on that logically.
But we've made it back to respectable competitiveness without them ever being here, they're now pulling a Peanuts on us with them Lucy and us Linus, fool me once shame on you, fool me twice (or three or four times) shame on me! if I were the powers that be and should it ever be the case where they deem us "worthy" for their presence, tell them to take a flying frig and advertise that to the hilt to the world, at this point I actually think it would be better for the program and town. Screw ESPN Gameday and their sycophantic no guts "analysts".
Screw the good ole southern boys southern accented homer refs who clearly had a profoundly biased negative impact on the syracuse fortunes in the game, screw them. If anyone has any question in that saying that made it way during the Cuse hoops runs that also applies to football, that its "Syracuse against the world", it's not all that far off, let's embrace it. Lets hope the team feels this way too, keeps playing with the good mojo, embraces it and plays with a chip on their shoulders the rest of the way. .
And after reading all this if you want to rip me a new one for my supposed provincial backwards upstate CNY thinking on all this and just feel the need to post something nasty in opposition to this, screw you (he says with some Syracuse love and affection for all my Cuse brethren
). And remember I'm originally from NYC!Ok rant over, feeling cathartic-ly better, ready to start hatin on ND......
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