2025 College Football Season

[Bash Riprock]

47 minutes ago, temptation said:

Not even on the schedule this year but living rent free…

Trash talk Purdue, MSU and Illinois…

Your “rivals.”

Never knew that about Illinois and MSU....learn something every day.....🙄

Cheaters get trash talked....and deservingly so.  

Glad you were smart enough to stop pushing your "squeaky clean" comment after reading the NCAA statement about the Wolverine football rules violations.

[temptation]

10 minutes ago, Bash Riprock said:

Never knew that about Illinois and MSU....learn something every day.....🙄

Cheaters get trash talked....and deservingly so.  

Glad you were smart enough to stop pushing your "squeaky clean" comment after reading the NCAA statement about the Wolverine football rules violations.

Don’t you play for a trophy against those two?

The balls on IU fans to trash talk ANYBODY is hysterical.

 

Edited October 15, 2025 by temptation

[Komets2727]

1 hour ago, temptation said:

Don’t you play for a trophy against those two?

The balls on IU fans to trash talk ANYBODY is hysterical.

 

Trash talking? Telling the truth about Scumbaugh and his cheating ways is trash talking? Truth telling is not trash talking.  I literally don’t see anyone taking your side on this, facts are facts, that you defend it is laughable and pretty sad. I haven’t seen anyone talking trash about IU beating teams, I see a lot of people talking trash bout Michigan cheating to win a title. Facts 

[temptation]

13 minutes ago, Komets2727 said:

Trash talking? Telling the truth about Scumbaugh and his cheating ways is trash talking? Truth telling is not trash talking.  I literally don’t see anyone taking your side on this, facts are facts, that you defend it is laughable and pretty sad. I haven’t seen anyone talking trash about IU beating teams, I see a lot of people talking trash bout Michigan cheating to win a title. Facts 

The truth telling lies in the timing.

IU having its best run in school history and digging up a two year old story (a title which has been validated by the NCAA) is peak little brother nonsense.

136 schools in FBS and the IU fans throwing shade with chubbies because they just won the biggest game in their program’s history.

Your agenda is pretty damn obvious.  
 

I don’t go to CNN for conservative news…I don’t go to Fox for liberal news…and I don’t go to an INDIANA HIGH SCHOOL message board echo chamber expecting folks to defend MICHIGAN.

Never been much of a follower.

Heading to bed early tonight like this…

 

Edited October 15, 2025 by temptation

[Komets2727]

15 minutes ago, temptation said:

The truth telling lies in the timing.

IU having its best run in school history and digging up a two year old story (a title which has been validated by the NCAA) is peak little brother nonsense.

136 schools in FBS and the IU fans throwing shade with chubbies because they just won the biggest game in their program’s history.

Your agenda is pretty damn obvious.  
 

I don’t go to CNN for conservative news…I don’t go to Fox for liberal news…and I don’t go to an INDIANA HIGH SCHOOL message board echo chamber expecting folks to defend MICHIGAN.

Never been much of a follower.

Heading to bed early tonight like this…

 

Timing? I said all of this last year as well, go back and read it. Difference is plenty of other people jumped on board this time and posted the reality of everything. Whether the timing is poor for you or not, doesn’t change the facts of the situation. SEC schools sure haven’t apologized for cheating to a title, I guess I shouldn’t expect Michigan fans to do so either. But, you shouldn’t get mad at being called out for it…

Validated by the NCAA??!! You kidding? 

Edited October 15, 2025 by Komets2727

[Bash Riprock]

17 hours ago, temptation said:

Don’t you play for a trophy against those two?

The balls on IU fans to trash talk ANYBODY is hysterical.

 

Brass spittoon for MSU

 

Why?  IU doesn't cheat at football.  Shame the Michigan program under Harbaugh thought that was a needed option.

 

[Bash Riprock]

16 hours ago, temptation said:

The truth telling lies in the timing.

IU having its best run in school history and digging up a two year old story (a title which has been validated by the NCAA) is peak little brother nonsense.

136 schools in FBS and the IU fans throwing shade with chubbies because they just won the biggest game in their program’s history.

Your agenda is pretty damn obvious.  
 

I don’t go to CNN for conservative news…I don’t go to Fox for liberal news…and I don’t go to an INDIANA HIGH SCHOOL message board echo chamber expecting folks to defend MICHIGAN.

Never been much of a follower.

Heading to bed early tonight like this…

 

 

You are simply blind and ignorant because you choose to be.  Obviously, you will justify anything to win.  But hey, that's your character....not mine.

I sent you the article about the infractions from Sports Illustrated...you simply made fun of the source.  I sent you the listing of Michigan football infractions from the NCAA press release.  You conveniently chose not to comment, because anything you would have said there would have simply buried you further down.  

At the end of the day, Michigan cheated and was caught.  You can deflect all you want and throw negatives at other programs.  It doesn't change the fact that your program was caught cheating....and you know it.  While you can attempt, you cannot change this fact. 

Accept it like a man and move on.....

[temptation]

12 minutes ago, Bash Riprock said:

You are simply blind and ignorant because you choose to be.  Obviously, you will justify anything to win.  But hey, that's your character....not mine.

I sent you the article about the infractions from Sports Illustrated...you simply made fun of the source.  I sent you the listing of Michigan football infractions from the NCAA press release.  You conveniently chose not to comment, because anything you would have said there would have simply buried you further down.  

At the end of the day, Michigan cheated and was caught.  You can deflect all you want and throw negatives at other programs.  It doesn't change the fact that your program was caught cheating....and you know it.  While you can attempt, you cannot change this fact. 

Accept it like a man and move on.....

 

[23andCounting]

Since this is 2025, not 1890-2023, I think Indiana can trash talk anyone they want to. I mean, as long as you can back it up. "Google me."

[Komets2727]

1 hour ago, 23andCounting said:

Since this is 2025, not 1890-2023, I think Indiana can trash talk anyone they want to. I mean, as long as you can back it up. "Google me."

Truth

[Komets2727]

Louisville 24 - Miami 13, 7 minutes to go, another paper tiger about to fall to the wayside…

[Komets2727]

Louisville fumbles on the next play deep in their own territory and Miami cashes in, 24-21 Cards

[PHJIrish]

Louisville 24, Miami 21 final.  This game was in Miami, FL.

[LC_Bears_04]

4 hours ago, PHJIrish said:

Louisville 24, Miami 21 final.  This game was in Miami, FL.

Congratulations to Jeff Brohm.  He's a terrific coach who always seems to pull off a big upset every season.

Mario Cristobal is a better recruiter than he is an in-game coach.  That Georgia Tech loss in 2023 where all they had to do was take a knee, yet they ran it and fumbled the ball is inexcusable.  He always seems to lose a couple games that he shouldn't every season.  Also, you can see how much better Oregon has been under Dan Lanning than they were under Mario Cristobal.

[Coach Nowlin]

5 minutes ago, LC_Bears_04 said:

Congratulations to Jeff Brohm.  He's a terrific coach who always seems to pull off a big upset every season.

Mario Cristobal is a better recruiter than he is an in-game coach.  That Georgia Tech loss in 2023 where all they had to do was take a knee, yet they ran it and fumbled the ball is inexcusable.  He always seems to lose a couple games that he shouldn't every season.  Also, you can see how much better Oregon has been under Dan Lanning than they were under Mario Cristobal.

SPOT ON 

 

[Bash Riprock]

4 hours ago, LC_Bears_04 said:

Congratulations to Jeff Brohm.  He's a terrific coach who always seems to pull off a big upset every season.

Mario Cristobal is a better recruiter than he is an in-game coach.  That Georgia Tech loss in 2023 where all they had to do was take a knee, yet they ran it and fumbled the ball is inexcusable.  He always seems to lose a couple games that he shouldn't every season.  Also, you can see how much better Oregon has been under Dan Lanning than they were under Mario Cristobal.

Cristobal looked confused during last few minutes. But the 4 Beck picks were killers. Especially the last one when Miami was in FG range with 30 seconds left. 
 

Agree about Brohm. He had an extra week to prepare and he had thst team ready!! 

Edited October 18, 2025 by Bash Riprock

[23andCounting]

Serious question. Seems like a double standard. Notre Dame self reports some players cheating on a test (which happens at all universities, but on a larger scale), and the NCAA makes them vacate 21 victories from 2012-2013. The Michigan cheating scandal is much more massive than what happened at Notre Dame (and secretly at every university in the country), but no victories are taken away? How does the NCAA determine which violations constitute stripping away victories?

 

[23andCounting]

C'mon @temptation. You can't just laugh and not respond. My intent isn't to attack Michigan, I just can't think of another example off the top of my head. It just seems absurd to me that the NCAA took two years worth of victories away from Notre Dame because a few players cheated on a test. The NCAA knows that half the  programs in the country don't even send their kids to classes, and their victories are in tact. It's funny how they attacked the smart kids, while leaving the kids who don't even go to class alone. 

[Bash Riprock]

11 minutes ago, 23andCounting said:

C'mon @temptation. You can't just laugh and not respond. My intent isn't to attack Michigan, I just can't think of another example off the top of my head. It just seems absurd to me that the NCAA took two years worth of victories away from Notre Dame because a few players cheated on a test. The NCAA knows that half the  programs in the country don't even send their kids to classes, and their victories are in tact. It's funny how they attacked the smart kids, while leaving the kids who don't even go to class alone. 

The NCAA of today has very little power with the Power 4 conference teams.  Michigan chose a great time to violate rules. Temp knows that and the the actions of UM are not defendable. Thats why he deflects, laughs, scoffs at another team, etc. But, he will never step up and admit UM was wrong in their actions. That’s just not in his DNA. 

Edited October 19, 2025 by Bash Riprock

[temptation]

3 hours ago, 23andCounting said:

Serious question. Seems like a double standard. Notre Dame self reports some players cheating on a test (which happens at all universities, but on a larger scale), and the NCAA makes them vacate 21 victories from 2012-2013. The Michigan cheating scandal is much more massive than what happened at Notre Dame (and secretly at every university in the country), but no victories are taken away? How does the NCAA determine which violations constitute stripping away victories?

 

 

16 minutes ago, Bash Riprock said:

The NCAA of today has very little power with the Power 4 conference teams.  Michigan chose a great time to violate rules. Temp knows that and the the actions of UM are not defendable. Thats why he deflects, laughs, scoffs at another team, etc. But, he will never step up and admit UM was wrong in their actions. That’s just not in his DNA. 

 

[temptation]

30 minutes ago, 23andCounting said:

C'mon @temptation. You can't just laugh and not respond. My intent isn't to attack Michigan, I just can't think of another example off the top of my head. It just seems absurd to me that the NCAA took two years worth of victories away from Notre Dame because a few players cheated on a test. The NCAA knows that half the  programs in the country don't even send their kids to classes, and their victories are in tact. It's funny how they attacked the smart kids, while leaving the kids who don't even go to class alone. 

 

[23andCounting]

@temptation

Substance Temp, substance. Those pictures don't answer my question. 

[23andCounting]

43 minutes ago, Bash Riprock said:

The NCAA of today has very little power with the Power 4 conference teams.  

That makes sense. It probably came down to someone with ties to Ohio State or Alabama knowing that vacating 21 Notre Dame victories would push those two programs ahead of the Irish. 

[temptation]

9 minutes ago, 23andCounting said:

@temptation

Substance Temp, substance. Those pictures don't answer my question. 

 

[23andCounting]

@temptation

How does that answer my question of why the NCAA vacated Notre Dame victories but not other universities for "crimes" they committed?