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Tag Archives: Wisconsin
In Defense of the BCS Over a College Football Playoff
If the BCS entered a popularity contest with Saddam Hussein, Leprosy and Hurricane Katrina, it would lose. Badly. No one cares about the two teams that make it into the BCS Championship game nearly as much as they care about … Continue reading
Posted in Current Sports Commentary, NCAA Football
Tagged Alabama, BCS, bcs championship game, Boise State, College football, college football playoff, college football playoff system, Florida State, Houston, Iowa State, Kansas State, LSU, Michigan, national championship game, Notre Dame, Oklahoma State, Oregon, SEC, South Carolina, Southern Miss, Stanford, TCU, USC, Virginia Tech, Wisconsin
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2011 NCAA Basketball Tournament: Important Observations 43-44 Wisco/KSU, UConn/Cincy
43. Wisconsin 70, Kansas State 65 — Jacob Pullen simultaneously kept K-State in this game and lost it for them. In a bunch of ways, Jacob Pullen was the only reason K-State had a chance to beat Wisco in this … Continue reading
Posted in Current Sports Commentary, Important Observations, NCAA Basketball
Tagged Big East, Cincinnati, Jacob Pullen, Kansas State, UConn, Wisconsin
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Responding to the 2013 NFL First Round Draft Picks in 5 Words or Fewer
It’s pretty customary for SpreeGoogs to celebrate drafts with instant, but brief reactions. Without seeing any of the players in last night’s draft play a snap of pro football, I’m about to unleash some instant diagnoses of the picks. And … Continue reading →
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