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Is the CSU game "do or die" for MacIntyre?
- Thread starter Buffnik
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How does a win over CSU give the team real hope against Michigan?
I caught your we/them dichotamy based on a win/loss outcome.
What's Canada got to do with this?
DeNiro
My Dixie Wrecked
I know Allbuffs seems very real, but you are not a sorcerer, I repeat you are not a sorcerer. Drop the wand and slowly back away before anyone gets hurt.
Thanks.
aghcsm
Well-Known Member
Experience is big for college players. If MM's experienced recruits lose to this CSU team, the season will be a disaster and MM will be gone. Not because of one game, but because it shows the Buffs aren't a good team.
Having said that, I fully expect a Buff win by at least 2 TDs. Only turnovers and mistakes can derail this track. But avoiding those issues is what should define an experienced team.
Having said that, I fully expect a Buff win by at least 2 TDs. Only turnovers and mistakes can derail this track. But avoiding those issues is what should define an experienced team.
First game prediction is ballsy.
aghcsm
Well-Known Member
Not really. I have no money on it and nobody will remember what I wrote after the game.
we're (now) conditioned for poor. poor is our steady state.
