Best tackle of the day--- LOL


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It's going to be easy for people to compare Jonathan Smith and Curt Cignetti because they are both first-year coaches. Doing so is unfair to Smith and there is no reason to believe he can't bring MSU back.

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No, not with the team and quality of play on the field (well, OK, a little bit, but satisfaction is a combination of expectations and outcomes. My expectations for this season were low, so the outcomes are leaving me only slightly in-satisfied). Nope, my unhappiness is due to two aspects of the game day experience.
1. Replays in the stadium: how is it friends can txt me what they saw on replay at home yet those of us in the stadium are left with watching paint peal off a Spartan helmet. Was that a late hit that knocked Chiles out of the game? How about the holding non-calls on IU. SOMEONE has got to take responsibility for replays!

2. Student entry….We never enter the stadium from the south, but today, a tailgate invitation to the vicinity of the International Center had us going in that way. At 3:15 PM the line for student entry was all the way south to Shaw lane, east to Red Cedar, then north far past the STEM education building. I asked a couple of students how long they had been in line, and they said over an hour! My observation is that the line was not moving. This has been a problem for at least a couple of years….someone in the athletic department must figure this out…no wonder students seem so fickle.

Problems that are on going, yet easily fixable are ridiculous……Our university can do better!

The Spartans were clicking on all cylinders in the first quarter enroute to building a 10-0 lead. But the momentum shifted starting in the second quarter and the Indiana Hoosiers ran away with a 47-10 win.

MSU falls to 4-5 (2-4 in the Big Ten). Here is my recap here:


Since I was doing the recap, I watched that entire game without beer. I just want my sacrifice to be noted.