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Impressive? One is the University of Michigan; the other is a branch campus of the University of California. One plays a Big 10 schedule; the other plays mostly other UC branch campuses. And U of M blew a 15 pt lead and barely squeaked out a victory? I don’t call that impressive; I call that lucky
impressive win here for a Michigan team that got jobbed by the committee in about every way a good team can be -- from a bad seed to a hot opponent to playing on Thursday (across the country) after playing last on Sunday
No foul by Michigan. McGhie misses. Wolverines escape, 68-65.
What a game.
What a game.
March 21, 2025 at 7:44 PM
Impressive? One is the University of Michigan; the other is a branch campus of the University of California. One plays a Big 10 schedule; the other plays mostly other UC branch campuses. And U of M blew a 15 pt lead and barely squeaked out a victory? I don’t call that impressive; I call that lucky
Cannot believe I wasted my time watching this garbage. Chicago has a rookie QB, an interim coach and 4 wins so they were on Q, but what has happened to Seattle? All those receivers and what used to be Geno Smith and they looked like crap.
The Chicago Bears have tied a franchise record with their 10th consecutive loss.
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December 27, 2024 at 9:35 AM
Cannot believe I wasted my time watching this garbage. Chicago has a rookie QB, an interim coach and 4 wins so they were on Q, but what has happened to Seattle? All those receivers and what used to be Geno Smith and they looked like crap.
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This year, Bruce and The E Street Band brought “one of the most successful tours of all time” (Pollstar) to a new level — delivering blistering three-hour sets for 48 shows across North America and Europe — “unmatched by any other outfit on the road" (Billboard).
December 26, 2024 at 8:04 PM
This year, Bruce and The E Street Band brought “one of the most successful tours of all time” (Pollstar) to a new level — delivering blistering three-hour sets for 48 shows across North America and Europe — “unmatched by any other outfit on the road" (Billboard).