The most Michigan State little brother thing ever

[ericd7633]

Not to bring it up again...but.

Regular season wins against ranked teams:

Saban in 5 years: 8
Dantonio in 9 years: 8

Saban had to navigate a much more difficult Big 10 back then, and had to deal with NCAA sanctions during the beginning of his tenure. In 2013 and 2014 Michigan State finished both seasons in the top 5 without having won a game against a ranked opponent during the regular season(not including B1G CG).

I think Dantonio is great, but he's done it in a watered down Big 10, especially compared to what Saban had to deal with. Saban has also beaten more ranked teams in a single season than Dantonio has during the regular season.

 

[theboardref]

That's what happens when you have 50 years of domination. It doesn't get erased in 7 years.

In the past 24 years, it is 13-11. Looking up games where people wore leather helmets mean jack and shit.

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

In the past 24 years, it is 13-11. Looking up games where people wore leather helmets mean jack and shit.

Yeah, like I said, beyond the last 8 Michigan has dominated. If you remove the last 8, it would be 12-4. And that continues beyond that span.

 

[7Samurai13]

Not to bring it up again...but.

Regular season wins against ranked teams:

Saban in 5 years: 8
Dantonio in 9 years: 8

Saban had to navigate a much more difficult Big 10 back then, and had to deal with NCAA sanctions during the beginning of his tenure. In 2013 and 2014 Michigan State finished both seasons in the top 5 without having won a game against a ranked opponent during the regular season(not including B1G CG).

I think Dantonio is great, but he's done it in a watered down Big 10, especially compared to what Saban had to deal with. Saban has also beaten more ranked teams in a single season than Dantonio has during the regular season.

Saban had one good year in which he bailed,mother than that he has been mediocre. He's lucky he made it to year 5.

 

[7Samurai13]

Yeah, like I said, beyond the last 8 Michigan has dominated. If you remove the last 8, it would be 12-4. And that continues beyond that span.

Can we eliminate the game win streak before this streak and it makes it 6-4. It's fun to cherry pick out the bad years.

 

[theboardref]

Not to bring it up again...but.

Regular season wins against ranked teams:

Saban in 5 years: 8
Dantonio in 9 years: 8

Saban had to navigate a much more difficult Big 10 back then, and had to deal with NCAA sanctions during the beginning of his tenure. In 2013 and 2014 Michigan State finished both seasons in the top 5 without having won a game against a ranked opponent during the regular season(not including B1G CG).

I think Dantonio is great, but he's done it in a watered down Big 10, especially compared to what Saban had to deal with. Saban has also beaten more ranked teams in a single season than Dantonio has during the regular season.

That isn't a criticism to Dantonio either. I feel it is a very top heavy division currently. Not that there aren't good mid-level teams but the top is pretty damn solid, moreso than the ACC and arguably the Big 12 or even the PAC 12. Top to bottom, not sure. I would need to do more research into it.

 

[theboardref]

Yeah, like I said, beyond the last 8 Michigan has dominated. If you remove the last 8, it would be 12-4. And that continues beyond that span.

Let me explain math to you man. I'll break it down for you like a first grader since clearly that is the level I need to communicate it. So in the past 24 years, there are 13 wins for Michigan and 11 wins for Michigan State. That equals far from domination. If if were a skif we would be riding a boat. Well if you don't count the last 8 years, derp derp. Well if you could pull a rabbit out of your ass you could be a magician too, but you can't wave a magic wand and make that shit happen either. Not sure if it is pure delusion or arrogance but your argument is laughable. If the 8 years didn't happen then (insert stupid arguement).

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

But he left the NFL and went to college football.

He was very successful in the NFL and went back to coach at his alma mater and where his dad coached.

If Harbaugh had a losing record, told his team and the fans he was staying, then quit to go back to the SEC. It'd be comparable.

 

[7Samurai13]

He was very successful in the NFL and went back to coach at his alma mater and where his dad coached.

If Harbaugh had a losing record, told his team and the fans he was staying, then quit to go back to the SEC. It'd be comparable.

Yes but Saban quit while Harbaugh was fired.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Yeah, like I said, beyond the last 8 Michigan has dominated. If you remove the last 8, it would be 12-4. And that continues beyond that span.

"If something that did happen didn't, things would be different than they are."

Cram it, lightweight. It's time you embrace the facts that UofM has been MSU's bitch for the last decade and tOSU's baby bitch for the last five.

 

[4down20]

He was very successful in the NFL and went back to coach at his alma mater and where his dad coached.

If Harbaugh had a losing record, told his team and the fans he was staying, then quit to go back to the SEC. It'd be comparable.

If Saban was such a bad coach for the dolphins, why was everyone so upset that he left?

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Yes but Saban quit while Harbaugh was fired.

 

[theboardref]

"If something that did happen didn't, things would be different than they are."

Cram it, lightweight. It's time you embrace the facts that UofM has been MSU's bitch for the last decade and tOSU's baby bitch for the last five.

I'm starting to feel bad, it is like arguing with a child. I should know better, but I just can't help it with such a stupid argument.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

I'm starting to feel bad, it is like arguing with a child. I should know better, but I just can't help it with such a stupid argument.

He's fun because he fancies himself as this impressive intellectual.

 

[theboardref]

He's fun because he fancies himself as this impressive intellectual.

It requires intellect to be an intellectual in ANY topic.

 

[7Samurai13]

Let me explain math to you man. I'll break it down for you like a first grader since clearly that is the level I need to communicate it. So in the past 24 years, there are 13 wins for Michigan and 11 wins for Michigan State. That equals far from domination. If if were a skif we would be riding a boat. Well if you don't count the last 8 years, derp derp. Well if you could pull a rabbit out of your ass you could be a magician too, but you can't wave a magic wand and make that shit happen either. Not sure if it is pure delusion or arrogance but your argument is laughable. If the 8 years didn't happen then (insert stupid arguement).

If you take away Michigan's 13 wins then Michigan State is 11-0 and are dominating Michigan the last 24 years.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

It requires intellect to be an intellectual in ANY topic.

Well, of course. I didn't say he was an intellectual, I said he fancies himself as one. I think he's a talking meatball.

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

If Saban was such a bad coach for the dolphins, why was everyone so upset that he left?

Because he lied......you know, just like he did when he wasn't leaving MSU.

 

[theboardref]

If you take away Michigan's 13 wins then Michigan State is 11-0 and are dominating Michigan the last 24 years.

Michigan trying to make losses disappear like the Joker did with that pencil.

 

[7Samurai13]

Michigan trying to make losses disappear like the Joker did with that pencil.

And we are the Joker
They are the "assistant"