Miami talk radio

[Capt. Tuttle]

 

[dasher]

Try watching Mike Irvin's podcast. He states that the game was fixed.

 

[orangefog]

Try watching Mike Irvin's podcast. He states that the game was fixed.

I was wondering how he took the loss. There's the answer, classless.

 

[The Ack]

Try watching Mike Irvin's podcast. He states that the game was fixed.

Watched this earlier today looking forward to some interesting "analysis", since Mike said he was an "analyst". Then he launched into his refs are paid off because the ACC posted the Championship match up of SMU vs. Clemson online rant before our game kicked off and I just had to turn off his channel lol.

 

[orangefog]

Watched this earlier today looking forward to some interesting "analysis", since Mike said he was an "analyst". Then he launched into his refs are paid off because the ACC posted the Championship match up of SMU vs. Clemson online rant before our game kicked off and I just had to turn off his channel lol.

The refs did a great job hiding it, by calling back our first TD on a BS call.

 

[Moontan]

Try watching Mike Irvin's podcast. He states that the game was fixed.

I thought so too for a while, based on the anti-Syracuse calls.

 

[SUalldway]

Try watching Mike Irvin's podcast. He states that the game was fixed.

Irvin has a problem collecting his thoughts in a straight line.

 

[dasher]

Watched this earlier today looking forward to some interesting "analysis", since Mike said he was an "analyst". Then he launched into his refs are paid off because the ACC posted the Championship match up of SMU vs. Clemson online rant before our game kicked off and I just had to turn off his channel lol.

Okay. You watched it as well. Help me out here. What was he talking about at the beginning about phones? I thought he had to be high. And then he comes with the fix

 

[The Ack]

The refs did a great job hiding it, by calling back our first TD on a BS call.

He claimed the refs were fixed AGAINST Miami.

 

[Finwad32]

Irvin has a problem collecting his thoughts in a straight line.

I thought he liked straight lines?

I KID!

 

[The Ack]

Okay. You watched it as well. Help me out here. What was he talking about at the beginning about phones? I thought he had to be high. And then he comes with the fix

I wanted to be engaged because I thought he was going to be coherent and cogent. But instead he dropped whatever nonsense he did and all I kept thinking was about the time he got caught with the hookers and i couldnt wipe this out of my brain ...

 

[OrangePA]

Try watching Mike Irvin's podcast. He states that the game was fixed.

That’s the American paradigm - if you lose, the game must have been rigged.

Nothing new here.

 

[OrangePA]

I was wondering how he took the loss. There's the answer, classless.

Shocking

 

[SUforme]

Irvin has a problem collecting his thoughts in a straight line.

Straight line...

 

[sufandu]

Try watching Mike Irvin's podcast. He states that the game was fixed.

Early on it did look fixed.

He's such a moron to think the ACC had anything to gain by Syracuse winning. It may have cost the conference a playoff spot.

 

[All4SU]

Early on it did look fixed.

He's such a moron to think the ACC had anything to gain by Syracuse winning. It may have cost the conference a playoff spot.

Exactly right.

 

[corpjet]

Irvin has a problem collecting his thoughts in a straight line.

Thats his problem he doesn't too many straight lines of the white stuff

 

[sufandu]

Thats his problem he doesn't too many straight lines of the white stuff

Booger sugar?

 

[Chip]

Given that Clemson lost, how many people thought that first illegal formation that overturned the TD was the ACC trying to protect itself?

I know I did. There wasn't even a flag on the field at the snap that I could see.

But you do you Michael Irvin. One of the Canes fans in my section was apoplectic that Jackson Meeks should have been called for OPI on his first TD. After watching on the replay I said what happened to you people.

 

[David321]

Given that Clemson lost, how many people thought that first illegal formation that overturned the TD was the ACC trying to protect itself?

I know I did. There wasn't even a flag on the field at the snap that I could see.

But you do you Michael Irvin. One of the Canes fans in my section was apoplectic that Jackson Meeks should have been called for OPI on his first TD. After watching on the replay I said what happened to you people.

An old man from my church who isn't even a Syracuse fan talked to me about that play and said that the fix was in for Miami.

This is someone who doesn't even know about the ACC reputation or Cuse fans often saying this etc. A completely impartial observer and he was adamant the refs were helping Miami.

 

[rrlbees]

On kicking the FG

“You went from needing a TD to needing a TD.

 

[sufandu]

Given that Clemson lost, how many people thought that first illegal formation that overturned the TD was the ACC trying to protect itself?

I know I did. There wasn't even a flag on the field at the snap that I could see.

But you do you Michael Irvin. One of the Canes fans in my section was apoplectic that Jackson Meeks should have been called for OPI on his first TD. After watching on the replay I said what happened to you people.

No Miami fan should ever mention OPI. Half of Michael Irvin's NFL catches were OPI.

 

[orangefog]

Given that Clemson lost, how many people thought that first illegal formation that overturned the TD was the ACC trying to protect itself?

I know I did. There wasn't even a flag on the field at the snap that I could see.

But you do you Michael Irvin. One of the Canes fans in my section was apoplectic that Jackson Meeks should have been called for OPI on his first TD. After watching on the replay I said what happened to you people.

That dude went down like a sack of dirt. Their secondary is garbage.

 

[Chip]

On kicking the FG

“You went from needing a TD to needing a TD.

The 4 point FG, Millhouse's favorite play!

 

[AAM62]

Irvin has a problem collecting his thoughts in a straight line.

Ironic considering his affinity for lines...