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11-08-2007, 03:00 PM #1
Big Ten B****slapped By Division II Once Again
http://www.stormingthefloor.com/2007/11/big-ten-bitchslapped-by-division-ii.html
How 'bout that, Ultra?Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Big Ten Bitchslapped By Division II Once Again
Finally, I understand the logic of The Big Ten Network. Create a channel that no one gets so that when Big Ten teams continue their trend of losing to Division II schools, it goes as close to unnoticed as possible. Just four days after Michigan State dropped a home exhibition game to Grand Valley State, another team from the Bracket Sub-Basket Division, formerly known as Division II*, has knocked off a Big Ten power in their own building. The University of Findlay, a small school in rural Ohio, knocked off big, bad Ohio State in Columbus 70-68 in another exhibition match last night. Add the two football defeats by Michigan and Minnesota to DI-A or D II schools, and you can see why people think that the Big Ten might by a tad overrated in both football and basketball.
I’m fully aware that both the Michigan State and Ohio State losses were in exhibition games, but that does not take away from the fact that A) the starters played a majority of the game for both MSU and OSU and B) as long as there is a score being kept on the scoreboard, there is no excuse not handle to your business at home to a DII school. Ever.
=Z=
Thanks to Josdin for the awesome sig!
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11-08-2007, 03:05 PM #2
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Re: Big Ten B****slapped By Division II Once Again
"Zeus" wrote:
That is a good win for Findlay, no doubt.http://www.stormingthefloor.com/2007/11/big-ten-bitchslapped-by-division-ii.html
How 'bout that, Ultra?Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Big Ten Bitchslapped By Division II Once Again
Finally, I understand the logic of The Big Ten Network. Create a channel that no one gets so that when Big Ten teams continue their trend of losing to Division II schools, it goes as close to unnoticed as possible. Just four days after Michigan State dropped a home exhibition game to Grand Valley State, another team from the Bracket Sub-Basket Division, formerly known as Division II*, has knocked off a Big Ten power in their own building. The University of Findlay, a small school in rural Ohio, knocked off big, bad Ohio State in Columbus 70-68 in another exhibition match last night. Add the two football defeats by Michigan and Minnesota to DI-A or D II schools, and you can see why people think that the Big Ten might by a tad overrated in both football and basketball.
I’m fully aware that both the Michigan State and Ohio State losses were in exhibition games, but that does not take away from the fact that A) the starters played a majority of the game for both MSU and OSU and B) as long as there is a score being kept on the scoreboard, there is no excuse not handle to your business at home to a DII school. Ever.
=Z=
But, even better was Kentucky getting spanked by Gardner Webb.
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11-08-2007, 03:23 PM #3
Re: Big Ten B****slapped By Division II Once Again
Looks like Illinois actually does have a chance to win the Big 10 this year.
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11-08-2007, 03:48 PM #4
Re: Big Ten B****slapped By Division II Once Again
I am not a basketball fan.
Nice try,
;D
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11-08-2007, 04:25 PM #5
Re: Big Ten B****slapped By Division II Once Again
"vikingivan" wrote:
Agreed 100%"Zeus" wrote:
That is a good win for Findlay, no doubt.http://www.stormingthefloor.com/2007/11/big-ten-bitchslapped-by-division-ii.html
How 'bout that, Ultra?Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Big Ten Bitchslapped By Division II Once Again
Finally, I understand the logic of The Big Ten Network. Create a channel that no one gets so that when Big Ten teams continue their trend of losing to Division II schools, it goes as close to unnoticed as possible. Just four days after Michigan State dropped a home exhibition game to Grand Valley State, another team from the Bracket Sub-Basket Division, formerly known as Division II*, has knocked off a Big Ten power in their own building. The University of Findlay, a small school in rural Ohio, knocked off big, bad Ohio State in Columbus 70-68 in another exhibition match last night. Add the two football defeats by Michigan and Minnesota to DI-A or D II schools, and you can see why people think that the Big Ten might by a tad overrated in both football and basketball.
I’m fully aware that both the Michigan State and Ohio State losses were in exhibition games, but that does not take away from the fact that A) the starters played a majority of the game for both MSU and OSU and B) as long as there is a score being kept on the scoreboard, there is no excuse not handle to your business at home to a DII school. Ever.
=Z=
But, even better was Kentucky getting spanked by Gardner Webb.
;D
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11-08-2007, 04:29 PM #6
Re: Big Ten B****slapped By Division II Once Again
i watched the NDSU and Minn game on the Big Ten Network.. My sister goes to the U up there, and I was hoping to see her in the marching band.
it was an aweful game to watch
although, you think the big 10 is as bad as the sun belt conference, which my school, North Texas is in?i m better than you, so just give up...
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