Something Positive

[Bullrush33]

Like many of us have said. Let’s play a team with a pulse before determining that we have improved 

[chapelbull]

I'd say uconn's team was equally bad last yaer

[NewEnglandBull]

59 minutes ago, chapelbull said:

I'd say uconn's team was equally bad last yaer

Statistical not quiet true but I get your point...moving from 1 to 3 on a 10 point scale is still crappy. 

[Triple B]

4 hours ago, Jonesy Bull said:

That is definately a positive.  But this also might be the worst uconn team we've ever played.....

Reading this board, this might be the worse team we've ever had ....... a wash.

[Guest Jonesy Bull]

4 hours ago, Triple B said:

Reading this board, this might be the worse team we've ever had ....... a wash.

Dont think its the worst.  If we dont get more than that 2 win season then basketball season cant get here fast enough.

[NewEnglandBull]

Even with a win over lowly Uconn has kept the negativity down this week. It was difficult to read the threads last week as they were all the same..blah blah blah. Some people I’ve never seen before on the board come out of woodwork after a loss then they slime back to where they came from after a win. I mean really, who are these people? A win over BYU will cut the number of posts on the board further....

Edited October 8, 2019 by NewEnglandBull

[CousinRicky]

12 hours ago, usfgrad84 said:

Let's not get carried away. Blocked kick. Most kickoffs landing around the 15. We gave UCONN great starting position most of the game. 

What was up with that?  At the SCS and SMU games the kickoffs seemed to be getting into the endzone on a regular basis.  Did we switch kickers?  Or is it that warm Florida air?

[BDYZR]

13 minutes ago, CousinRicky said:

What was up with that?  At the SCS and SMU games the kickoffs seemed to be getting into the endzone on a regular basis.  Did we switch kickers?  Or is it that warm Florida air?

Water molecules are lighter than nitrogen and oxygen molecule.In dry air, most of the particles are nitrogen molecules, oxygen molecules and dust. But in moist air, most of the moist air consist of water vapours instead of nitrogen and oxygen molecules. Since water has less mass as stated above moist air has less weight than dry air.

I did not know that! 

[LrdNorman]

Another positive -- we can still win our division...

[Triple B]

2 hours ago, NewEnglandBull said:

Even with a win over lowly Uconn has kept the negativity down this week. It was difficult to read the threads last week as they were all the same..blah blah blah. Some people I’ve never seen before on the board come out of woodwork after a loss then they slime back to where they came from after a win. I mean really, who are these people? A win over BYU will cut the number of posts on the board further....

Message boards are a catharsis for some. It comes with the territory of being part of that kind of community ....