LOL @ Minnesota Here

[michaeljordan_fan]

If you don't understand the difference between overall relevance of winning in the recent past, and how that's different from how irrelevant last year can be to the current year because of graduation/transfers/injuries, then you are dumber than I thought.

 

[Wamu]

UMn STILL ranks #12 in the nation at producing NBA players.

UMn Men's and Women's Hockey are STILL the GOATs of chk and have the MOST former players playing in the pros.

UMn STILL went 11-2 in 2019, just as good of a record as any of Oregon fb's of the last 5 years., give or take one game.

----->UMn's Baseball coach is STILL moving up the All-Time Winningest cBb coaches ranking.<-----

Are you talking about John Anderson?

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

I am obviously smarter than you.

 

[TheLonestarDUCK]

UMn STILL went 11-2 in 2019, just as good of a record as any of Oregon fb's of the last 5 years., give or take one game.

That is Minnesota’s best year this century you keep bragging about it. Didn’t you lose to Wisconsin and Oregon beat them in the Rose Bowl. LMAO!!!!

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Are you talking about John Anderson?

Yes.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

That is Minnesota’s best year this century you keep bragging about it. Didn’t you lose to Wisconsin and Oregon beat them in the Rose Bowl. LMAO!!!!

And isn't Minnesota 3-1 vs Oregon over the last 20-30 years?

 

[TheLonestarDUCK]

And isn't Minnesota 3-1 vs Oregon over the last 20-30 years?

Pretty sure if they played every year the past 20-30 years the Ducks would have at least an 80% winning percentage. Take your 1930’s and be proud, Um is nothing but a good FCS program now.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

And Oregon is only good because your CHILD/SLAVE Labor kingpin of a shoemaker has made a lot of money exploiting those children and low paid laborers overseas, and is trying to buy and own the UO AD for his company's gain, and far too many people in the world today don't care how they get ahead, as long as they do, and Oregon Athletics is like one of the flagship's of that whole way of thinking. I've heard some even proudly call UO, University of Nike or Nike U???

Oregon is close to being the first University Athletic Dept bought and owned by a Corporation. And Neaderthals like you are probably proud of that?

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

And Oregon is only good because your CHILD/SLAVE Labor kingpin of a shoemaker has made a lot of money exploiting those children and low paid laborers overseas, and is trying to buy and own the UO AD for his company's gain, and far too many people in the world today don't care how they get ahead, as long as they do, and Oregon Athletics is like one of the flagship's of that whole way of thinking. I've heard some even proudly call UO, University of Nike or Nike U???

Oregon is close to being the first University Athletic Dept bought and owned by a Corporation. And Neaderthals like you are probably proud of that?

Your team sucks.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Pretty sure if they played every year the past 20-30 years the Ducks would have at least an 80% winning percentage. Take your 1930’s and be proud, Um is nothing but a good FCS program now.

And pretty sure if they played every year for the past 121 years the Gophers would have at least an 80% winning percentage.

Take your blood soaked child/slave labor money bought semi-success and keep it. Selling your souls hasn't even won you a single Natty, and UO is pretty run of the mill the last 5+ years, so hope it was worth it?

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Your team sucks.

Your University sucks.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

And pretty sure if they played every year for the past 121 years the Gophers would have at least an 80% winning percentage.

Take your blood soaked child/slave labor money bought semi-success and keep it. Selling your souls hasn't even won you a single Natty, and UO is pretty run of the mill the last 5+ years, so hope it was worth it?

If "run of the mill" = a Rose Bowl win and multiple conference championships, then that really speaks to how shitty the Gophers are.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

If "run of the mill" = a Rose Bowl win and multiple conference championships, then that really speaks to how shitty the Gophers are.

Last 5+ years? And the + was this season so far.

Barely beating Fresno St, barely beating Cali, losing to unranked Stanford, hardly the resume of a Championship caliber team.

Prior to this year, 4 of the last 5 years, ABSENT from the Top 25 rankings.

 

[Wamu]

Yes.

While he is climbing up the all time wins chart he's still outside of the top 20 all time. He's been there since '82. But he does have an impressive resume (alotta BigTen titles, many ncaa appearances & the BigTen's all time winningest coach) but not the most important title of all, a natty.

Since becoming the head coach, Anderson has notched 1,330 wins. That mark is good for 22nd all time.

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Now don't go all homeristic like you usually do. I typed in- John Anderson Minnesota baseball coach & that's some of the info that popped up.

 

[TheLonestarDUCK]

And pretty sure if they played every year for the past 121 years the Gophers would have at least an 80% winning percentage.

Take your blood soaked child/slave labor money bought semi-success and keep it. Selling your souls hasn't even won you a single Natty, and UO is pretty run of the mill the last 5+ years, so hope it was worth it?

There ya go again bringing up 100 years ago. Run of the mill does not win a Rose Bowl, run of the mill does not win in Columbus, run of the mill does not recruit in top 10 the past 3 years, run of the mill is not ranked in top 10. You are a different bird. Everyone and I mean everyone laughs at you. Don’t go through life like that.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

While he is climbing up the all time wins chart he's still outside of the top 20 all time. He's been there since '82. But he does have an impressive resume (alotta BigTen titles, many ncaa appearances & the BigTen's all time winningest coach) but not the most important title of all, a natty.

Since becoming the head coach, Anderson has notched 1,330 wins. That mark is good for 22nd all time.

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Now don't go all homeristic like you usually do. I typed in- John Anderson Minnesota baseball coach & that's some of the info that popped up.

Yes, no northern team has won a Natl Title since OSU in 1966, I believe? I think Michigan came close recently? UMn came close in 1973 or 77? Whatever year was Dave Winfield's last playing for the Gophers?

And Anderson played for the Gophers, as well.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

There ya go again bringing up 100 years ago. Run of the mill does not win a Rose Bowl, run of the mill does not win in Columbus, run of the mill does not recruit in top 10 the past 3 years, run of the mill is not ranked in top 10. You are a different bird. Everyone and I mean everyone laughs at you. Don’t go through life like that.

UMn's had as many Top Ten seasons as Oregon has the last 5 years.

 

[TheLonestarDUCK]

UMn's had as many Top Ten seasons as Oregon has the last 5 years.

Ya that one year you couldn’t beat Wisconsin - LMAO and Oregon finished in top 5- LMAO

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Last 5+ years? And the + was this season so far.

Barely beating Fresno St, barely beating Cali, losing to unranked Stanford, hardly the resume of a Championship caliber team.

Prior to this year, 4 of the last 5 years, ABSENT from the Top 25 rankings.

Yes, Oregon has multiple conference championships and a Rose Bowl win in the last 5 years.

Oregon did lose to Stanford.

Minnesota lost to BOWLING GREEN.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Ya that one year you couldn’t beat Wisconsin - LMAO and Oregon finished in top 5- LMAO

Ya that one year you couldn't beat Auburn - LMAO and #5/#10, hardly a difference when neither UMn or Oregon was in the cfp.

ONLY difference between UMn and Oregon in 2019, was that UO played an extra game.

Otherwise, UMn beat #9 and lost to #11 & #15. UO beat #11 and lost to #14 & UR ASU.

Who else did UO beat? #16 Utah I'm guessing? In the CCG?