Noodle playing tonight
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Take the bet then you pu$$y
Nah we gonna take the test at south farm.
Once again, my bet to you Noodle Arm lovers….$100 bet to BI says he will not be QB1 in UDub’s bowl. They have three wins already, so it should be a slam dunk since he is a “good” QB.
Once again my bet to you is my iq is higher than yours
I’ll give you better odds
6/1
$100
I mean, you can, but it’s from a baseline. Even if you assume will never did any work it’s to improve athleticism (which I assume is a ridiculous assumption) and has lots of u tapped potential, he still couldn’t be made an average sec athlete.
I just don’t get the will hate. He was frustrating as hell to watch at times, but he wasn’t bad and it’s not like it was a lack of effort.
Friday morning before the Missouri game
I don’t “hate“ Will. He is simply not a good quarterback.
Noodle arguments just illustrate to me how frustrating it is for anyone to have a QB that can neither win you a game or lose you one.
He’s a slightly below average P4 QB. Mike Leach made him slightly above average. Those are the facts that I think most can agree on.
After that, it’s just a matter of if you cheer for MSU transfers. I look at it like coaches who leave - if they do better than they did in Starkville, that makes us look worse (even if it makes no sense, because the player/coach is a year older and more experienced). Because people are stupid, they believe perception.
Therefore, I don’t really cheer for players who leave us unless it was obviously in their best interest due to our stupidity. Here lately, I find myself not hating our post 2023 transfers quite as much.
I absolutely rooted against RaRa though, to further illustrate. He had zero reason to transfer (until Leach died). On the other hand, I didn’t really root against DJ - Leach messed that one up (one of the very few mistakes he made).
He’s a slightly below average P4 QB. Mike Leach made him slightly above average. Those are the facts that I think most can agree on.
After that, it’s just a matter of if you cheer for MSU transfers. I look at it like coaches who leave - if they do better than they did in Starkville, that makes us look worse (even if it makes no sense, because the player/coach is a year older and more experienced). Because people are stupid, they believe perception.
Therefore, I don’t really cheer for players who leave us unless it was obviously in their best interest due to our stupidity. Here lately, I find myself not hating our post 2023 transfers quite as much.
I absolutely rooted against RaRa though, to further illustrate. He had zero reason to transfer (until Leach died). On the other hand, I didn’t really root against DJ - Leach messed that one up (one of the very few mistakes he made).
My IQ is 217.
My IQ is dropping reading this thread.
Don't think a noodle thread has been locked, but this is a candidate.
It's beyond me.
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I’m ready for the word noodle to be banned and added to the list.
Clowns that cry for threads to be locked are the worst. Just letting the last two posters know.
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Make it $8 million to NIL for you and $100 to Nil for me and you got a deal. It's a money and mouth sort of deal!
Three wins. That’s all he needs to be bowl eligible. You know and I know he won‘t get there.
Michigan, Iowa, Indiana, Ucla, USC , Penn State and Oregon.
Thats a tough schedule and everyone one of those teams but one is ranked (Iowa was ranked and is now #30).
Welcome back. I see you picked up where you left off just picking fights with everyone
He doesn't understands the difference in a fact and an opinion, but he's sure it's a fact that Will is a below average P4 QB, because he says so.
Are you clear now??
Will ranks near the top of the SEC in passing yards and Fitz was the #1 rushing QB in the SEC. They both took us to winning season, but for some reason some idiots of this Board hate them both.
Washington is a good program, but don't think they're quite a blue blood. 1 national championship in 1991.
Three conference titles since (2000, 2017, 2018; not counting the one they are credited with for going 3-1 in 2020).
Obviously have had a good stretch the last 7 years and had a good stretch in the early 90's.
I guess the argument in favor of them is they are the second best program from the Pac 10, which was a major conference for a long time. If they're not a blue blood then the only blue blood on the west coast is USC. But I dont' think many people would come up with them in the same breath as Bama, UGA, Utexas, Oklahoma, USC, OSU, Michigan, PSU, etc. although some of that may be bias against the west coast because they probably have a better argument than PSU and even Michigan until the last few years.
Guess it depends on how you define blue blood.
but they lost 29 out of the 2 deep; 20 of 22 starters; and a coach
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