Cats fans are stupid funny

[SaskGriz]

He chose to be a Bobcat....

 

[grizpaws]

Hey I never said I was smart

Nor did we...

 

[EverettGriz]

He chose to be a Bobcat....

I just wish these kids would recognize the poor life choices they make now can follow them the rest of their lives.

 

[Cuervohola]

Every time I see a kitten fan, I'm tempted to talk to them, maybe shake their hand... Just to confirm they are Human. I just don't understand how actual people could be fans.

Then again, they could be so advanced that their robot hands feel human like.

Huh.

 

[CDAGRIZ]

Every time I see a kitten fan, I'm tempted to talk to them, maybe shake their hand... Just to confirm they are Human. I just don't understand how actual people could be fans.

Then again, they could be so advanced that their robot hands feel human like.

Huh.

Have you ever met someone who was part of a cult?

Not like, “Hey, praise X, I go to church on Sundays.” But, “Hey, this guy I know really has it figured out. You should come and see for yourself. He’s a real leader who wishes the best for all of us for a low monthly fee, for cleansing.”

That’s how I imagine the MSU Booster Club would work.
All of the parallels are there.

 

[Grizbballfan14]

I think we need to be looking at the positives here. Still plenty of hunting season left and no need to waste any more weekends watching a peewee football offense, and a defense that can’t stop a quality QB.

Maybe I’m just a glass half full guy ...

I dont mind the reasonable Cat fans like this man, it's the delusional ones I cant stand

 

[Ursa Major]

You missed the point. Nobody expected people to have a meltdown losing to an FBS school. Everyone expected you would lose. The melt down comes when you lose to another fcs school. Both the Griz and cats message boards melt down when they do.

I disagree. I think the people who melt down are the twits, morons and folks that attach their self-worth to the team. People with no filters and no balance in their lives. The overly emotional and the Gladys Kravitz's of this board. People that know football and know you could lose any Saturday are pretty sanguine. I suspect your board is much the same. And since you seem to thrive on trolling over here, we can pretty much figure out which categories you fall into.

Great perspective Clark. I would only add that I have beem a Griz fan for many decades. It was my father's team and I grew up rooting for UM--thru good times and bad. I carry paper from the school and have supported the University since I left it. I couldn't give two shits about the sports teams of where I got my post grad degree. I would root for UM teams if they didn't win a single game all year. My self worth isn't tied to UM sports but i will always support them. Where the f*** else am I going to go?

P.S. Lenny's mom is an embarrassment to all of college sports fandom.

This explains nothing. Where this needed to go was your posting in Moscow & the mail order business you’ve so successfully run since the accident. How this didn’t carryover to the potato & peach business since then is a bigger mystery.

I carry your water & the only thing I liked about grad school was the Elvira look-a-like dean of students. I retired early because it sounded good & my self-worth is caught up in a message board. Well... some of that was true. Bye week can’t be over soon enough.

There are many mysteries in life my friend. For example why a reasonably intelligent man can't successfully grow peaches in SW Idaho. I know few truths about life and those that I do know mostly come from the written word. From that I gather that the people of the English Isles resent giants and will often tie them up while they sleep, especially if they have drunk all of the village's 30 year old Scotch.

I hope you are enjoying your trip!

 

[Cuervohola]

Every time I see a kitten fan, I'm tempted to talk to them, maybe shake their hand... Just to confirm they are Human. I just don't understand how actual people could be fans.

Then again, they could be so advanced that their robot hands feel human like.

Huh.

Have you ever met someone who was part of a cult?

Not like, “Hey, praise X, I go to church on Sundays.” But, “Hey, this guy I know really has it figured out. You should come and see for yourself. He’s a real leader who wishes the best for all of us for a low monthly fee, for cleansing.”

That’s how I imagine the MSU Booster Club would work.
All of the parallels are there.

Nope, but I bet you're right.

 

[DuCharme]

This is funny. It is the very same on EGriz when you guys lose. A total melt down on here. No different.

Very different. We aren’t accustomed to it by decades of futility.

 

[fanofzoo]

This is funny. It is the very same on EGriz when you guys lose. A total melt down on here. No different.

Very different. We aren’t accustomed to it by decades of futility.

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

POTY...Says it all

 

[Mavman]

I usually don't talk much smack about the cats or their fans, much respect for the cat players.
However I saw this gem on AGS:

Few things for those who didn't watch the Sac State @ MSU game. First, I congratulate Sac State. They were the better team on this day. However, they won by 13 not 20. One the game's first possession, MSU was driving, but Rovig threw a pick after being hit during release. Credit goes to Sac State for causing the TO, but a block being held for a half second more likely alters the outcome dramatically. More importantly, the refs hosed MSU early in the 4th down 34-14, calling back a TD due to a substitution infraction (12th guy was sprinting to the sideline during the snap) that should have been a free play. The play ran and resulted in a 7 yard TD pass. Then the refs conferred and decided it was a dead ball foul and gave us half the distance to the goal. We then ran it 4 straight times into the teeth of their stout run defense (bad coaching, IMO). Not only would a 34-21 game with almost an entire quarter been a vastly different game, but getting a TD wiped out and then stuffed 4 times from inside the 5 was hugely demoralizing.

One of the positive takeaways from the game is that we seem to be developing (albeit incrementally) into a bit more rounded offense. We actually outgained Sac State 403 to 378, ran for nearly 50% more than they had previously been allowing AND Tucker Rovig finished 16/29 for 262 yards with 1 TD and 1 INT (should have been 17/30 for 269 with 2 TD and 1 INT, but it is what it is). I am in no way diminishing Sac State's win. They are a tough, tough team and not one I'd look forward to playing. But MSU was a couple plays, a bad call and lucky bounce or 2 from this being a much tighter game than just looking at a box score would indicate.


that is some crazy shit.
becoming a well rounded offense?
if a block was held a second longer they would not have picked it off
dude you lost it happens let it go!

 

[horribilisfan8184]

I usually don't talk much smack about the cats or their fans, much respect for the cat players.
However I saw this gem on AGS:

Few things for those who didn't watch the Sac State @ MSU game. First, I congratulate Sac State. They were the better team on this day. However, they won by 13 not 20. One the game's first possession, MSU was driving, but Rovig threw a pick after being hit during release. Credit goes to Sac State for causing the TO, but a block being held for a half second more likely alters the outcome dramatically. More importantly, the refs hosed MSU early in the 4th down 34-14, calling back a TD due to a substitution infraction (12th guy was sprinting to the sideline during the snap) that should have been a free play. The play ran and resulted in a 7 yard TD pass. Then the refs conferred and decided it was a dead ball foul and gave us half the distance to the goal. We then ran it 4 straight times into the teeth of their stout run defense (bad coaching, IMO). Not only would a 34-21 game with almost an entire quarter been a vastly different game, but getting a TD wiped out and then stuffed 4 times from inside the 5 was hugely demoralizing.

One of the positive takeaways from the game is that we seem to be developing (albeit incrementally) into a bit more rounded offense. We actually outgained Sac State 403 to 378, ran for nearly 50% more than they had previously been allowing AND Tucker Rovig finished 16/29 for 262 yards with 1 TD and 1 INT (should have been 17/30 for 269 with 2 TD and 1 INT, but it is what it is). I am in no way diminishing Sac State's win. They are a tough, tough team and not one I'd look forward to playing. But MSU was a couple plays, a bad call and lucky bounce or 2 from this being a much tighter game than just looking at a box score would indicate.


that is some crazy shit.
becoming a well rounded offense?
if a block was held a second longer they would not have picked it off
dude you lost it happens let it go!

A cat fan whining about a TD coming off the board. Now that's rich!

 

[Missoula223]

I usually don't talk much smack about the cats or their fans, much respect for the cat players.
However I saw this gem on AGS:

Few things for those who didn't watch the Sac State @ MSU game. First, I congratulate Sac State. They were the better team on this day. However, they won by 13 not 20. One the game's first possession, MSU was driving, but Rovig threw a pick after being hit during release. Credit goes to Sac State for causing the TO, but a block being held for a half second more likely alters the outcome dramatically. More importantly, the refs hosed MSU early in the 4th down 34-14, calling back a TD due to a substitution infraction (12th guy was sprinting to the sideline during the snap) that should have been a free play. The play ran and resulted in a 7 yard TD pass. Then the refs conferred and decided it was a dead ball foul and gave us half the distance to the goal. We then ran it 4 straight times into the teeth of their stout run defense (bad coaching, IMO). Not only would a 34-21 game with almost an entire quarter been a vastly different game, but getting a TD wiped out and then stuffed 4 times from inside the 5 was hugely demoralizing.

One of the positive takeaways from the game is that we seem to be developing (albeit incrementally) into a bit more rounded offense. We actually outgained Sac State 403 to 378, ran for nearly 50% more than they had previously been allowing AND Tucker Rovig finished 16/29 for 262 yards with 1 TD and 1 INT (should have been 17/30 for 269 with 2 TD and 1 INT, but it is what it is). I am in no way diminishing Sac State's win. They are a tough, tough team and not one I'd look forward to playing. But MSU was a couple plays, a bad call and lucky bounce or 2 from this being a much tighter game than just looking at a box score would indicate.


that is some crazy shit.
becoming a well rounded offense?
if a block was held a second longer they would not have picked it off
dude you lost it happens let it go!

How many close games are not decided by a couple plays?

 

[AZGrizFan]

I usually don't talk much smack about the cats or their fans, much respect for the cat players.
However I saw this gem on AGS:

Few things for those who didn't watch the Sac State @ MSU game. First, I congratulate Sac State. They were the better team on this day. However, they won by 13 not 20. One the game's first possession, MSU was driving, but Rovig threw a pick after being hit during release. Credit goes to Sac State for causing the TO, but a block being held for a half second more likely alters the outcome dramatically. More importantly, the refs hosed MSU early in the 4th down 34-14, calling back a TD due to a substitution infraction (12th guy was sprinting to the sideline during the snap) that should have been a free play. The play ran and resulted in a 7 yard TD pass. Then the refs conferred and decided it was a dead ball foul and gave us half the distance to the goal. We then ran it 4 straight times into the teeth of their stout run defense (bad coaching, IMO). Not only would a 34-21 game with almost an entire quarter been a vastly different game, but getting a TD wiped out and then stuffed 4 times from inside the 5 was hugely demoralizing.

One of the positive takeaways from the game is that we seem to be developing (albeit incrementally) into a bit more rounded offense. We actually outgained Sac State 403 to 378, ran for nearly 50% more than they had previously been allowing AND Tucker Rovig finished 16/29 for 262 yards with 1 TD and 1 INT (should have been 17/30 for 269 with 2 TD and 1 INT, but it is what it is). I am in no way diminishing Sac State's win. They are a tough, tough team and not one I'd look forward to playing. But MSU was a couple plays, a bad call and lucky bounce or 2 from this being a much tighter game than just looking at a box score would indicate.


that is some crazy shit.
becoming a well rounded offense?
if a block was held a second longer they would not have picked it off
dude you lost it happens let it go!

How many close games are not decided by a couple plays?

:lol: :lol: No shit. We were three fumbles away from being 9-2 and seeded into the second round last year.

 

[fanofzoo]

Maybe if Sac missed the game the cats could have , maybe, won. Nah

 

[HookedonGriz]

I usually don't talk much smack about the cats or their fans, much respect for the cat players.
However I saw this gem on AGS:

Few things for those who didn't watch the Sac State @ MSU game. First, I congratulate Sac State. They were the better team on this day. However, they won by 13 not 20. One the game's first possession, MSU was driving, but Rovig threw a pick after being hit during release. Credit goes to Sac State for causing the TO, but a block being held for a half second more likely alters the outcome dramatically. More importantly, the refs hosed MSU early in the 4th down 34-14, calling back a TD due to a substitution infraction (12th guy was sprinting to the sideline during the snap) that should have been a free play. The play ran and resulted in a 7 yard TD pass. Then the refs conferred and decided it was a dead ball foul and gave us half the distance to the goal. We then ran it 4 straight times into the teeth of their stout run defense (bad coaching, IMO). Not only would a 34-21 game with almost an entire quarter been a vastly different game, but getting a TD wiped out and then stuffed 4 times from inside the 5 was hugely demoralizing.

One of the positive takeaways from the game is that we seem to be developing (albeit incrementally) into a bit more rounded offense. We actually outgained Sac State 403 to 378, ran for nearly 50% more than they had previously been allowing AND Tucker Rovig finished 16/29 for 262 yards with 1 TD and 1 INT (should have been 17/30 for 269 with 2 TD and 1 INT, but it is what it is). I am in no way diminishing Sac State's win. They are a tough, tough team and not one I'd look forward to playing. But MSU was a couple plays, a bad call and lucky bounce or 2 from this being a much tighter game than just looking at a box score would indicate.


that is some crazy shit.
becoming a well rounded offense?
if a block was held a second longer they would not have picked it off
dude you lost it happens let it go!

How many close games are not decided by a couple plays?

:lol: :lol: No shit. We were three fumbles away from being 9-2 and seeded into the second round last year.

Holy shit whoever wrote that about the Cats has his or her blinders on, big time! That game was utterly dominated in all three phases by Sac State from the very jump!

He says their offense looks better, it looked like absolute hot trash. He points to some statistics when most of that came in absolute garbage time. And I love how he tries to blame the refs when they made the absolute right call that is a dead ball foul. And they blew the whistle dead before the snap. Half of the players didn’t move maybe that is why they threw a touchdown pass there . Seriously some cats fans who are a lot more realistic need to slap this person around

 

[garizzalies]

What a head-scratching game, and such an embarrassing failure, not just physically, but mentally, too.

Did they really burn Ifanse’s redshirt for one play during that disaster?

Seems like the rookie coordinators were in over their head. Sometimes that happens in year 4. :?

It’s really not surprising they suck so bad at QB. They fired the only coach with a clue in that Department (cole). I don’t believe they even have a QB coach on staff. I realize they have someone on the staff with that title, but that’s not what I’m saying.

Possibly the smartest play by a “QB” was when the little receiver (I believe he was the fifth QB) decided NOT to pass on yet another gadget play.

 

[ilovethecats]

That game Saturday was a perfect example of how sometimes the stats don’t tell the whole story. We had more rushing yards and more passing yards. Same amount of turnovers and time of possession nearly equal. But they beat us handily in all three phases. Was not really close in those regards and I’m not sure Sac ever even felt threatened with the idea of not winning.

Cats better adjust and respond cause the blueprint is out there. We play like that in November we can expect another early exit of the playoffs.

 

[jodcon]

Did they really burn Ifanse’s redshirt for one play during that disaster?

I wondered that as well, why the F would you play him for 1 play there? I guess they consider him in for the year.

 

[fanofzoo]

Did they really burn Ifanse’s redshirt for one play during that disaster?

I wondered that as well, why the F would you play him for 1 play there? I guess they consider him in for the year.

that's how choke rolls