|
Post by TheGoodMan19 on Apr 7, 2019 2:29:21 GMT
Texas Tech is putting on a defensive clinic. If they don't tire, Michigan State will get run out of the building.
|
|
|
Post by hehatesshe on Apr 7, 2019 3:01:35 GMT
Nope, nothing against the saints. But it is my personal mission to help you see the error in your newfound logic and set you back on the right path. So, what is your position? Bad calls go both ways and even out in the end? Or refs cheat sometimes? I don't believe in ghosts. I don't believe the earth is flat. I don't believe in widespread voter fraud. I don't believe in fortune tellers. I don't believe in sports being rigged by a league that has so much to lose and nothing to gain. And I put anyone that believes any of the above into the same category.
|
|
|
Post by TheGoodMan19 on Apr 7, 2019 3:09:37 GMT
Texas Tech didn't tire.
I don't think we will see a high scoring game on Monday
|
|
|
Post by movieliker on Apr 7, 2019 3:12:41 GMT
So, what is your position? Bad calls go both ways and even out in the end? Or refs cheat sometimes? I don't believe in ghosts. I don't believe the earth is flat. I don't believe in widespread voter fraud. I don't believe in fortune tellers. I don't believe in sports being rigged by a league that has so much to lose and nothing to gain. And I put anyone that believes any of the above into the same category. So? How do you explain that no call against the Saints? The whole world saw it. It was plain as day.
|
|
|
Post by nutsberryfarm 🏜 on Apr 7, 2019 3:15:11 GMT
Texas Tech didn't tire. I don't think we will see a high scoring game on Monday Texas Tech looks like the team to beat.
|
|
|
Post by Xeliou66 on Apr 7, 2019 3:18:20 GMT
Texas Tech with an outstanding defensive effort to get the win.
Both the Red Raiders and the Cavs are terrific defensive teams, there won’t be a lot of scoring in the title game IMO.
|
|
|
Post by hehatesshe on Apr 7, 2019 3:27:55 GMT
I don't believe in ghosts. I don't believe the earth is flat. I don't believe in widespread voter fraud. I don't believe in fortune tellers. I don't believe in sports being rigged by a league that has so much to lose and nothing to gain. And I put anyone that believes any of the above into the same category. So? How do you explain that no call against the Saints? The whole world saw it. It was plain as day. The same way you explain the no call on the double dribble tonight, or the literally millions of other bad calls a year across all of sports. We've already talked about how the league has absolutely nothing to gain by putting the Rams into the Superbowl over the Saints. I will remind you of all the bad calls that went in New Orleans favor during that game. I will also remind you that game hinged on two long field goals and a Drew Brees overtime interception. I will also remind you that no matter who you think is in on the conspiracy, your theory is debunked almost immediately. Are just the refs in on it? Ok, so are the refs told immediately about the con? If not, when? What if they don't like the fact the game they love is rigged? Do they decline to be a part of it? Do they get killed off? And it gets less and less likely the more people you include in the conspiracy. Bad calls happen. They happen all game, every game. That will never change.
|
|
|
Post by movieliker on Apr 7, 2019 3:41:47 GMT
So? How do you explain that no call against the Saints? The whole world saw it. It was plain as day. The same way you explain the no call on the double dribble tonight, or the literally millions of other bad calls a year across all of sports. We've already talked about how the league has absolutely nothing to gain by putting the Rams into the Superbowl over the Saints. I will remind you of all the bad calls that went in New Orleans favor during that game. I will also remind you that game hinged on two long field goals and a Drew Brees overtime interception. I will also remind you that no matter who you think is in on the conspiracy, your theory is debunked almost immediately. Are just the refs in on it? Ok, so are the refs told immediately about the con? If not, when? What if they don't like the fact the game they love is rigged? Do they decline to be a part of it? Do they get killed off? And it gets less and less likely the more people you include in the conspiracy. Bad calls happen. They happen all game, every game. That will never change. I already told you. The NFL wanted the Rams in the Super Bowl. They have been trying to get a team back in LA ever since the Raiders left. Its a big market. And they have lots of money invested in that new stadium.
|
|
|
Post by TheGoodMan19 on Apr 7, 2019 3:47:59 GMT
The same way you explain the no call on the double dribble tonight, or the literally millions of other bad calls a year across all of sports. We've already talked about how the league has absolutely nothing to gain by putting the Rams into the Superbowl over the Saints. I will remind you of all the bad calls that went in New Orleans favor during that game. I will also remind you that game hinged on two long field goals and a Drew Brees overtime interception. I will also remind you that no matter who you think is in on the conspiracy, your theory is debunked almost immediately. Are just the refs in on it? Ok, so are the refs told immediately about the con? If not, when? What if they don't like the fact the game they love is rigged? Do they decline to be a part of it? Do they get killed off? And it gets less and less likely the more people you include in the conspiracy. Bad calls happen. They happen all game, every game. That will never change. I already told you. The NFL wanted the Rams in the Super Bowl. They have been trying to get a team back in LA ever since the Raiders left. Its a big market. And they have lots of money invested in that new stadium. Motive does not equal guilt
|
|
|
Post by hehatesshe on Apr 7, 2019 3:50:23 GMT
The same way you explain the no call on the double dribble tonight, or the literally millions of other bad calls a year across all of sports. We've already talked about how the league has absolutely nothing to gain by putting the Rams into the Superbowl over the Saints. I will remind you of all the bad calls that went in New Orleans favor during that game. I will also remind you that game hinged on two long field goals and a Drew Brees overtime interception. I will also remind you that no matter who you think is in on the conspiracy, your theory is debunked almost immediately. Are just the refs in on it? Ok, so are the refs told immediately about the con? If not, when? What if they don't like the fact the game they love is rigged? Do they decline to be a part of it? Do they get killed off? And it gets less and less likely the more people you include in the conspiracy. Bad calls happen. They happen all game, every game. That will never change. I already told you. The NFL wanted the Rams in the Super Bowl. They have been trying to get a team back in LA ever since the Raiders left. Its a big market. And they have lots of money invested in that new stadium. Yeah, the team that was 10th in attendance really needed the boost. Why not help the LA Chargers, who were dead last in attendance, behind the Bengals. Like, wayyyy behind the Bengals. See, the conspiracy theory falls apart the second you try to explain it.
|
|
flyerzzrul
Sophomore
@flyerzzrul
Posts: 856
Likes: 534
|
Post by flyerzzrul on Apr 7, 2019 3:52:15 GMT
I don't believe in ghosts. I don't believe the earth is flat. I don't believe in widespread voter fraud. I don't believe in fortune tellers. I don't believe in sports being rigged by a league that has so much to lose and nothing to gain. And I put anyone that believes any of the above into the same category. So? How do you explain that no call against the Saints? The whole world saw it. It was plain as day. I rooted for the Saints, and was outraged! I think as I said earlier that the refs didn't want to make a call to decide a game but by not calling it they did just that
|
|
|
Post by movieliker on Apr 7, 2019 4:07:49 GMT
I already told you. The NFL wanted the Rams in the Super Bowl. They have been trying to get a team back in LA ever since the Raiders left. Its a big market. And they have lots of money invested in that new stadium. Yeah, the team that was 10th in attendance really needed the boost. Why not help the LA Chargers, who were dead last in attendance, behind the Bengals. Like, wayyyy behind the Bengals. See, the conspiracy theory falls apart the second you try to explain it. They wanted to sell the return of the NFL back to Los Angeles. They would have helped the Chargers if they could. But New England beat them so badly, there was nothing the refs or the NFL could do.
|
|
|
Post by TheGoodMan19 on Apr 7, 2019 4:15:17 GMT
Yeah, the team that was 10th in attendance really needed the boost. Why not help the LA Chargers, who were dead last in attendance, behind the Bengals. Like, wayyyy behind the Bengals. See, the conspiracy theory falls apart the second you try to explain it. They wanted to sell the return of the NFL back to Los Angeles. They would have helped the Chargers if they could. But New England beat them so badly, there was nothing the refs or the NFL could do. Using your "logic"...
1. Abe Lincoln was shot 2. The person that had the most to gain from it was Andrew Johnson 3. Andrew Johnson shot Abe Lincoln
If you have any tangible proof other that motive, please share it with us. Otherwise...
|
|
|
Post by nutsberryfarm 🏜 on Apr 7, 2019 4:27:00 GMT
Texas Tech is tough!
|
|
|
Post by hehatesshe on Apr 7, 2019 4:50:27 GMT
Yeah, the team that was 10th in attendance really needed the boost. Why not help the LA Chargers, who were dead last in attendance, behind the Bengals. Like, wayyyy behind the Bengals. See, the conspiracy theory falls apart the second you try to explain it. They wanted to sell the return of the NFL back to Los Angeles. They would have helped the Chargers if they could. But New England beat them so badly, there was nothing the refs or the NFL could do. Like I said, they didn't need to sell it. The Rams had a top 10 attendance. More than the Patriots, Eagles, Seahawks, Steelers and many others. Why would they risk everything, a multi- billion dollar enterprise, just so they could hope Greg Zuerlein would make a 48 yarder and a 57 yarder, and that Drew Brees would turn it over in overtime. The answer: they wouldn't.
|
|
|
Post by movieliker on Apr 7, 2019 11:36:36 GMT
They wanted to sell the return of the NFL back to Los Angeles. They would have helped the Chargers if they could. But New England beat them so badly, there was nothing the refs or the NFL could do. Using your "logic"...
1. Abe Lincoln was shot 2. The person that had the most to gain from it was Andrew Johnson 3. Andrew Johnson shot Abe Lincoln
If you have any tangible proof other that motive, please share it with us. Otherwise...
Just because the NFL cheats for money, doesn't mean everything is a conspiracy. That is stupid. Absolute thought - all or nothing. If one, then all. Only two possible explanations.
Relative thought - many different possibilities. Sometimes yes, sometimes no, sometimes something else.
|
|
|
Post by movieliker on Apr 7, 2019 11:40:03 GMT
They wanted to sell the return of the NFL back to Los Angeles. They would have helped the Chargers if they could. But New England beat them so badly, there was nothing the refs or the NFL could do. Like I said, they didn't need to sell it. The Rams had a top 10 attendance. More than the Patriots, Eagles, Seahawks, Steelers and many others. Why would they risk everything, a multi- billion dollar enterprise, just so they could hope Greg Zuerlein would make a 48 yarder and a 57 yarder, and that Drew Brees would turn it over in overtime. The answer: they wouldn't. They need to sell it because Los Angeles has lost numerous NFL teams due to poor local interests.
|
|
|
Post by hehatesshe on Apr 7, 2019 13:11:50 GMT
Like I said, they didn't need to sell it. The Rams had a top 10 attendance. More than the Patriots, Eagles, Seahawks, Steelers and many others. Why would they risk everything, a multi- billion dollar enterprise, just so they could hope Greg Zuerlein would make a 48 yarder and a 57 yarder, and that Drew Brees would turn it over in overtime. The answer: they wouldn't. They need to sell it because Los Angeles has lost numerous NFL teams due to poor local interests. Then why wouldn't they win the fucking superbowl?
|
|
|
Post by movieliker on Apr 7, 2019 13:51:13 GMT
They need to sell it because Los Angeles has lost numerous NFL teams due to poor local interests. Then why wouldn't they win the fucking superbowl? Because they couldn't. New England was too good.
|
|
|
Post by TheGoodMan19 on Apr 7, 2019 17:05:46 GMT
Then why wouldn't they win the fucking superbowl? Because they couldn't. New England was too good. Yeah, those 13 points NE scored was unbeatable
Still waiting for tangible proof of a fix other than motive and a bad call
|
|