Cannon Panfiloff Commits

[AZGrizFan]

yes, because who doesn't want to watch another complete fudge demolition on national TV?

I think we'd have beaten them. They were beatable. Won some close games. NAU should have beaten them.

Please elaborate. What, pray tell, was going to magically change that would have created a 50+ point turnaround in the span of two weeks?

 

[mthoopsfan]

I think we'd have beaten them. They were beatable. Won some close games. NAU should have beaten them.

Please elaborate. What, pray tell, was going to magically change that would have created a 50+ point turnaround in the span of two weeks?

Re-evaluating and playing a better game. What happened to Georgia and TCU between their two very good, but close, semifinal games? Georgia cleaned things up and got better, and TCU went backwards. Happens all of the time in sport. Too bad you never played it at any serious level. You would know things like that.

 

[uptopgriz]

Please elaborate. What, pray tell, was going to magically change that would have created a 50+ point turnaround in the span of two weeks?

Re-evaluating and playing a better game. What happened to Georgia and TCU between their two very good, but close, semifinal games? Georgia cleaned things up and got better, and TCU went backwards. Happens all of the time in sport. Too bad you never played it at any serious level. You would know things like that.

Comparing teams playing for a championship and where the Griz currently are is laughable.

 

[GrizMania]

Please elaborate. What, pray tell, was going to magically change that would have created a 50+ point turnaround in the span of two weeks?

Re-evaluating and playing a better game. What happened to Georgia and TCU between their two very good, but close, semifinal games? Georgia cleaned things up and got better, and TCU went backwards. Happens all of the time in sport. Too bad you never played it at any serious level. You would know things like that.

Nobody can accuse you of not being a fantastic word-smith....a prose pro. I'm reserving comment on the content, however.

 

[RoseyMustGo]

Re-evaluating and playing a better game. What happened to Georgia and TCU between their two very good, but close, semifinal games? Georgia cleaned things up and got better, and TCU went backwards. Happens all of the time in sport. Too bad you never played it at any serious level. You would know things like that.

Nobody can accuse you of not being a fantastic word-smith....a prose pro. I'm reserving comment on the content, however.

Content gets an "F"

 

[mthoopsfan]

Re-evaluating and playing a better game. What happened to Georgia and TCU between their two very good, but close, semifinal games? Georgia cleaned things up and got better, and TCU went backwards. Happens all of the time in sport. Too bad you never played it at any serious level. You would know things like that.

Comparing teams playing for a championship and where the Griz currently are is laughable.

The comparison was to how can a team not play great in an important game. The comparison is right on point. How can you not understand that?

 

[PTGrizzly]

Please elaborate. What, pray tell, was going to magically change that would have created a 50+ point turnaround in the span of two weeks?

Re-evaluating and playing a better game. What happened to Georgia and TCU between their two very good, but close, semifinal games? Georgia cleaned things up and got better, and TCU went backwards. Happens all of the time in sport. Too bad you never played it at any serious level. You would know things like that.

That would make sense if you think that Georgia and TCU are at a similar level when they’re playing at their best. Of course, most people would realize that isn’t true. Georgia is leaps and bounds better than TCU, and proved it.

 

[mthoopsfan]

Re-evaluating and playing a better game. What happened to Georgia and TCU between their two very good, but close, semifinal games? Georgia cleaned things up and got better, and TCU went backwards. Happens all of the time in sport. Too bad you never played it at any serious level. You would know things like that.

That would make sense if you think that Georgia and TCU are at a similar level when they’re playing at their best. Of course, most people would realize that isn’t true. Georgia is leaps and bounds better than TCU, and proved it.

Perhaps true, but TCU made it to the championship game and no other team did. Georgia is not 58 points better than TCU, in any event. And, while I think, and thought all along, that Georgia was the best team, I also think the 2 teams are on a somewhat similar level.

TCU beat Michigan by a few points the prior week, and Michigan had beaten Ohio St. 45-23 at Ohio St. Georgia beat Ohio St. by 1. That tells me these teams are closer than you think. And, again, that Georgia had a great game, and TCU had a bad game, on Monday.

Which generally supports my point that teams don't always play great, or even well, in big games.

 

[AllWeatherFan]

Anybody know his official “DOLA index rating?”

Most sites have him at 12.5-13.5 DOLA. Pretty solid for someone who has never experienced a Butte Tough winter.

Solid!!! I was thinking maybe 11.25 or so, but 12.5-13.5 is off the charts!!!

 

[AZGrizFan]

That would make sense if you think that Georgia and TCU are at a similar level when they’re playing at their best. Of course, most people would realize that isn’t true. Georgia is leaps and bounds better than TCU, and proved it.

Perhaps true, but TCU made it to the championship game and no other team did. Georgia is not 58 points better than TCU, in any event. And, while I think, and thought all along, that Georgia was the best team, I also think the 2 teams are on a somewhat similar level.

TCU beat Michigan by a few points the prior week, and Michigan had beaten Ohio St. 45-23 at Ohio St. Georgia beat Ohio St. by 1. That tells me these teams are closer than you think. And, again, that Georgia had a great game, and TCU had a bad game, on Monday.

Which generally supports my point that teams don't always play great, or even well, in big games.

Lol. Applying the time-honored “transitive property” to make your argument “stronger”. :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[PTGrizzly]

That would make sense if you think that Georgia and TCU are at a similar level when they’re playing at their best. Of course, most people would realize that isn’t true. Georgia is leaps and bounds better than TCU, and proved it.

Perhaps true, but TCU made it to the championship game and no other team did. Georgia is not 58 points better than TCU, in any event. And, while I think, and thought all along, that Georgia was the best team, I also think the 2 teams are on a somewhat similar level.

TCU beat Michigan by a few points the prior week, and Michigan had beaten Ohio St. 45-23 at Ohio St. Georgia beat Ohio St. by 1. That tells me these teams are closer than you think. And, again, that Georgia had a great game, and TCU had a bad game, on Monday.

Which generally supports my point that teams don't always play great, or even well, in big games.

Has the transitive property ever worked reliably for football? I think not.

Michigan played bad against TCU. I’m not saying TCU is bad, but they’re not on Georgia’s level. They don’t have the same caliber of athletes. See how many from this years Georgia and this years TCU end up getting drafted. Fairly solid proof.

 

[uptopgriz]

I think we'd have beaten them. They were beatable. Won some close games. NAU should have beaten them.

Please elaborate. What, pray tell, was going to magically change that would have created a 50+ point turnaround in the span of two weeks?

Even the coaches wanted nothing to do with that match up again. We watched it again two-weeks later in North Dakota and it was still a beatdown. Can you imagine what the score would have been at halftime if we would have been playing the Cats in our first round playoff game instead of SEMO?

 

[HookedonGriz]

Please elaborate. What, pray tell, was going to magically change that would have created a 50+ point turnaround in the span of two weeks?

Even the coaches wanted nothing to do with that match up again. We watched it again two-weeks later in North Dakota and it was still a beatdown. Can you imagine what the score would have been at halftime if we would have been playing the Cats in our first round playoff game instead of SEMO?

Actually semo was kicking our ass in the first half too

 

[Allezchat]

Anybody know his official “DOLA index rating?”

Most sites have him at 12.5-13.5 DOLA. Pretty solid for someone who has never experienced a Butte Tough winter.

So on that note, I have friends in St. George that posted his commitment on Facebook. So I can only assume they are friends of the young man's family. They also lived in Butte for a while and are griz fans. So I'm sure they're filling him in on everything Butte and Missoula.