Minnesota rules the world of football

[wazzu31]

Really love the whole which school is better academically as if any athlete helps a school with their academic standing.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

He's full of it.

Oregon has more NCAA basketball titles than Minnesota.

He'll probably reference some irrelevant tournament as his "proof"

Kentucky Wildcats men's basketball - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Look at UK's bb page on Wikipedia. Look to the right, see the listing for Premo-Peretta and Helms Champions. Same as cfb champions back in the past before the cfp and shit. Team who topped the polls were the champs.

Minnesota Golden Gophers men's basketball - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Now look at UMn's bb page.

3 titles, 1901-02, 1902-03, 1918-19.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

He's full of it.

Oregon has more NCAA basketball titles than Minnesota.

He'll probably reference some irrelevant tournament as his "proof"

Only irrelevant tournament is the one Oregon won in 1938.

 

[Wamu]

Kentucky Wildcats men's basketball - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Look at UK's bb page on Wikipedia. Look to the right, see the listing for Premo-Peretta and Helms Champions. Same as cfb champions back in the past before the cfp and shit. Team who topped the polls were the champs.

Minnesota Golden Gophers men's basketball - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Now look at UMn's bb page.

3 titles, 1901-02, 1902-03, 1918-19.

Bragging about stuff from well over 100 years ago?

Only irrelevant tournament is the one Oregon won in 1938.

You called March Madness "irrelevant".

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Only irrelevant tournament is the one Oregon won in 1938.

Your team has 0 NCAA championships in basketball.

Try getting on Oregon's level first.

 

[Tomhusker]

LOL, you crack me up. You aware of the Husker's upcoming schedule?

Illini and Michigan will surely crush your Huskers and I'll just say that the game between the Gophers and the Huskers is coming up soon enough we'll see how that goes for your team soon enough.

Meanwhile my Gopher's next 3 games are against the teams at the bottom of the conference with us, Rutgers, then your Huskers, then Northwestern. We're good at beating the crappy teams.

And your Huskers are 3-4 after playing a fairly weak schedule, at least compared to UMn & their 4-3 record. Ill-PSU is tougher than OU-Indy, imo.


And the Composite Rankings have Nebraska ranked 87th in the nation, lol. 54

The best of the 54 rankings so far posted doesn't have Nebraska ranked as well, #54, as UMn's Composite Average of 46th, while one ranking has UMn ranked 15th and the worst rating system out there still has UMn ranked better than Nebraska's composite ranking average. lol

Nebraska's worst is 108th, WOW!!!


UMn's best is 41 spots better than Nebraska's best and it's composite ranking is also 41 better than Nebraska's composite ranking average.


So if Minnesota sucks, Nebraska sucks royal donkey dicks!!!!!!!

tl:dr
Today, Nebraska is ahead of Minnesota in the B1G West.
As bad as Nebraska is, and has been for a while, they are ahead of Minnesota in the B1G West.

Suck it, loser.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

tl:dr
Today, Nebraska is ahead of Minnesota in the B1G West.
As bad as Nebraska is, and has been for a while, they are ahead of Minnesota in the B1G West.

Suck it, loser.

90 89 89 90 89 99 90 84 91 87 87 Nebraska B10 3-4 100 89 84 83 64 97 74 86 98 92 90 88 88 80 91 87 Neb 96 95 100 95 102 98 78 68 99 86 98 63 78 87 Neb 79 74 57 71 98 73 108 90 106 56 98 60 96 100 86.99 89.5 12.60


Those are some pretty sucky rankings bro.

 

[Tomhusker]

90 89 89 90 89 99 90 84 91 87 87 Nebraska B10 3-4 100 89 84 83 64 97 74 86 98 92 90 88 88 80 91 87 Neb 96 95 100 95 102 98 78 68 99 86 98 63 78 87 Neb 79 74 57 71 98 73 108 90 106 56 98 60 96 100 86.99 89.5 12.60


Those are some pretty sucky rankings bro.

And still, ahead of Minnesota in the B1G West standings.
Minnesota is so bad. I mean, they are behind Nebraska. A bad team with an interim has coach and a roster of limited talent.
Yet still ahead of Minnesota.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Your team has 0 NCAA championships in basketball.

Try getting on Oregon's level first.

UMn has produced just shy of TWICE AS MANY 1st Team All-Americans than Oregon has,

11 to 6.

UMn's got a better winning % than Oregon does.


UMn's finished the season ranked in the Top 25 of the AP poll 10 times, including 4 Top 8 finishes, compared to Oregon's 6 total, with only 1 of which was Top 8.

10 > 6.

UMn's got a 42-25 head to head record vs the Pac-12. Oregon's record vs the B1G is just 25-40, lol.

43-25 > 25-40.

UMn has a 6-3 record head to head vs Oregon.

6 > 3.

UMn's produced 50 NBAers compared to only 35 for Oregon

50 > 35.

UMn's NBAers have 5 with over 10,000 pts scored, compared to just one for Oregon.

5 > 1.

UMn's had 12 Top 10 NBA picks, compared to Oregon's only having produced 6.

12 > 6.

UMn's had a #1, a #2 & a #3 pick, Oregon has not.



Oregon HAS produced twice as many WNBA players, 13 to 6 for UMn, but UMn's top alum, Lindsey Whalen, all by herself scored more points than all 13 of Oregon's WNBA players combined, lol. In fact, UMn's #2-#4 alums combined ALSO scored more points than all 13 of Oregon's WNBA players combined.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

And still, ahead of Minnesota in the B1G West standings.
Minnesota is so bad. I mean, they are behind Nebraska. A bad team with an interim has coach and a roster of limited talent.
Yet still ahead of Minnesota.

Beating the likes of Indiana & Rutgers while losing to Northwestern & Georgia Southern doesn't impress me much.

Nebraska has yet to play Illinois and Michigan while Minnesota has yet to play Rutgers & Northwestern, as well as your Huskers.

UMn's beaten your Huskers ALOT. 33 times to be precise. I think it will be #34 in 2 weeks.

 

[Tomhusker]

Beating the likes of Indiana & Rutgers while losing to Northwestern & Georgia Southern doesn't impress me much.

Nebraska has yet to play Illinois and Michigan while Minnesota has yet to play Rutgers & Northwestern, as well as your Huskers.

UMn's beaten your Huskers ALOT. 33 times to be precise. I think it will be #34 in 2 weeks.

25 of those wins were before 1950.
Remember that time Nebraska hung 84 points on the goofers?
Good times.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

You sound like a child blaming the refs. Stop it. You team is not good,

hasn't ever been good,

Winning 5 Natl Titles in 8 years = "hasn't ever been good" in your brain???

Ok, you steal the title of dumbest poster EVAH from idiot Wazzu fan.

and won't ever be good.

I don't know, they went 11-2 in 2019 beating a Top Ten ranked(both at the time and EOS) 8-0 going into the game PSU as well as a Top Ten ranked, going into the game, Auburn in their bowl game. Seems kind of good to me?

Producing the MOST NFL Coaches ever seems pretty good to me.
Producing the MOST NFL Annual Scoring Champs seems pretty good to me.
Producing the MOST NFL All-Decade Team members seems pretty good to me.
Ranking Top Ten at winning Natl Titles and producing NFL Hall of Famers seems pretty good to me.
Being more of and a better Cradle of Coaches than "The Cradle of Coaches", Miami of Ohio, seems pretty good to me.
Needing a World War to end Bernie Bierman's Dynasty, and even needing Bernie Bierman himself to end that team's winning streak, seems pretty good to me.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

25 of those wins were before 1950.
Remember that time Nebraska hung 84 points on the goofers?
Good times.

And the Gophers have won 4 of the last 5 games.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

The state of Minnesota only contribution of relevancy in the history of this country is giving us Prince. Period.

Never heard of Bob Dylan, eh?

 

[Tomhusker]

And the Gophers have won 4 of the last 5 games.

Congratulations. You've figured out how to beat the worst nebraska football coach in 60 years. Hang a banner in the rafters.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

UMn has produced just shy of TWICE AS MANY 1st Team All-Americans than Oregon has,

11 to 6.

UMn's got a better winning % than Oregon does.


UMn's finished the season ranked in the Top 25 of the AP poll 10 times, including 4 Top 8 finishes, compared to Oregon's 6 total, with only 1 of which was Top 8.

10 > 6.

UMn's got a 42-25 head to head record vs the Pac-12. Oregon's record vs the B1G is just 25-40, lol.

43-25 > 25-40.

UMn has a 6-3 record head to head vs Oregon.

6 > 3.

UMn's produced 50 NBAers compared to only 35 for Oregon

50 > 35.

UMn's NBAers have 5 with over 10,000 pts scored, compared to just one for Oregon.

5 > 1.

UMn's had 12 Top 10 NBA picks, compared to Oregon's only having produced 6.

12 > 6.

UMn's had a #1, a #2 & a #3 pick, Oregon has not.



Oregon HAS produced twice as many WNBA players, 13 to 6 for UMn, but UMn's top alum, Lindsey Whalen, all by herself scored more points than all 13 of Oregon's WNBA players combined, lol. In fact, UMn's #2-#4 alums combined ALSO scored more points than all 13 of Oregon's WNBA players combined.

Oregon has more NCAA basketball titles than Minnesota.

This is incontrovertible.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

Oregon has more NCAA basketball titles than Minnesota.

This is incontrovertible.

And Minnesota has more cbb Natl Titles than Oregon has.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

And Minnesota has more cbb Natl Titles than Oregon has.

No one cares about your imaginary titles.

 

[fredsdeadfriend]

No one cares about your imaginary titles.

Nothing imaginary about them. The ESPN and CBS Sports Almanacs, along with NBA.com and Wikipedia, and I am sure there are others, all acknowledge those titles. They are no less real than cfb titles before the cfp started up.

And no one at the time or for decades after cared about the Ducks bullsh1t title in 1939, either, and only after the NCAA tourney beat out the NIT tourney over time and only after the NCAA tourney expanded and started inviting ALL of the best teams and not just the conf champs, and enough time went by that younger generations, too lazy to look up or care about the truth, like you, just google NCAA tourney champs and assume the early years were just like nowadays. There were years that teams rated as high as #4 in the nation got left out of the NCAA tourney, and as I have described in the past, the 1939 NCAA tourney included NONE of the top rated teams from that season, all of those teams played in the NIT tournament.

 

[Shane_O_Mac812]

Never heard of Bob Dylan, eh?

Dylan was garbage, whiny voice, mediocre talent.