Suton’s absence could help Spartans in long run Not helping our NCAA Tournament seed. Alcorn State facing constant battles as Division I have-not Tearjerker. (Hat tip: Fighting With a Vim.) Two local recruits closing in on their college decisions Dion Sims is down to MSU, Ohio State, and Miami. Dantonio and Izzo say he can [...]
Posts Tagged ‘mark dantonio’
Pregame Reading
Posted in links, tagged dion sims, mark dantonio on December 13, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Dantonio's Double Timeout
Posted in commentary, tagged football, mark dantonio, sportsmanship analysis on November 25, 2008 | 23 Comments »
Against, my better judgment, allow me to weigh in on the Mark Dantonio double-timeout controversy. (I’m still trying my best to finally take advantage of that “be controversial to increase your blog’s traffic” advice I read somewhere.) Adam Rittenberg summarizes the facts of the case: Leading 42-7 entering the fourth quarter, Penn State continued to [...]
Two Links for Tuesday
Posted in links, tagged mark dantonio, mark hollis on September 9, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Big Ten Geeks have their preview for MSU up. Travis Walton gets some back-handed compliments. There’s a new magazine on local sports in the Lansing area called (appropriately) “Sport.” The first issue is available for free preview (hat tip: Joe Rexrode). There’s a good piece by Jack Ebling on the new found continuity in the [...]
A few more football-related paragraphs (blame it on MGoBlog)
Posted in commentary, tagged football, mark dantonio on January 2, 2009 | 6 Comments »
Brian is using some of his spare time to consider our football team’s plight. His main point is quickly conceded, as it’s a point I’ve made repeatedly over the last three months: This is fundamentally a 7-6 football team, not a 9-4 one. He goes on to cite the following quote from an Atlanta blog, [...]
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