McBeane

Well at least I got one right haha

No upsets so far but it's still really early with lots of games starting in the next few hours. Mid Tennessee is up 6 at half against Minnesota. Lots of good games already this afternoon though.

Time was a little tighter than I thought originally, but they should have worked the ball inside the arc for sure.

Princeton took a terrible 3 at the end of the game

Virginia down 12 early..... They play so slow they have to shoot a good percentage to win and they aren't doing that today. Also, do they have anyone over 6'2" playing? They look so short

Quick googlefu showed me its happened 8 times. 4 since 2012. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NCAA_Men's_Division_I_Basketball_Championship_upsets

Princeton vs ND is a grind already

I have the same on a couple different brackets. Everyone is so close this year anything can happen really.

The only way i know is by logging like you said. I'm sure there will be plenty of streams going but you'll have to search around. Reddit usually is pretty easy to find streams on.

Calling some upsets today: Princeton over ND. UNCW over UVA. Middle Tennessee over Minnesota. Really want Bucknell to win but not going to call it.

It's really not healthy for me to despise the Cheats as I do

Can we talk about Brad May for a minute? I have nothing against the guy but every time he tries to analyze or speak about anything it seems as if he is just winging it. It always seems as if he is rambling and doesn't even know the point he is trying to make. He's like the Michael Scott of hockey analysts. Brian Duff is good though and half the time he seems bewildered at what May is saying.

This team embodied everything good about football and what the sport is supposed to be. Less than a decade ago they were 3 leagues down and a new club with no where to go but up. Then 5 days ago, they qualified for the finals of the second biggest club tournament in South America. Literally every football fan in Brazil loved this team and they were even cheered for making the finals by the opposing fans in their stadium, again, just 5 days ago. This is absolutely devastating for the town that is currently dealing with a terrible flood and can't even properly mourn this tragedy as they are trying to save their houses and families right now. This is them celebrating making it to the finals of the Sul-Americana. https://twitter.com/ChapecoenseReal/status/803587792588722176?lang=pt Such a heartbreaking tragedy. #ForçaChape

You don't honestly believe that, do you?

Yeah I was wondering that myself. He's been mediocre at best since the last World Cup really. I'm a little more negative on him than most but it was pretty obvious how bad he was yesterday.

And I still didn't expect it after seeing this. I'm losing my touch.

I agree, Bradley is really holding us back. He's been too sloppy with the ball and in his role that is unacceptable. Also on board with the Chandler issue. Is Yedlin in Jurgen's doghouse or something?

The formation that Jurgen sent out to start the game was baffling and was what directly led to the first goal in the 20th minute. Took him nearly 40 minutes to change to the 4-4-2 when we should have been in that formation from the start of the game. I'm still not a big fan of Altidore but he did make a good play on the goal. Same goes for Wood really. This American team is lacking a lot of technical ability and doesn't seem to have a ton of composure on the ball in tight spaces. Pulisic is the future of American soccer but he is only 18 right now and is still growing both physically and technically. Let's hope Jurgen doesn't try to out think the other team and puts the boys out there in the best position to succeed, as we really need to beat Costa Rica now.

Yes. I am THE "reason football is so boring now and so many flags." If you want to read the rules then we can talk about whether or not Cam has a point. Until then, you'll be screaming into an empty room about how you think football should be played.

Nothing of what you said, again, has any relevance to the situation. Listen, if you want to argue what you think football should be that's great, but that's not what this is about. If you wanna really get down to it, any contact to the QB's helmet, regardless if it was the defender's helmet making the contact or not, is a RTP if the QB is in the pocket. Cam was in the pocket and took two hits to the head. Two penalties. It's literally as simple as 1+1=2. Maybe that equals 11 to you.

I know I shouldn't take the bait here but I can't help myself. I think you're letting your anti-Cam crusade affect what you are seeing. Those were both clearly helmet to helmet hits and with the rules written as they are, those are both penalties. Also, "just because he plays like a full back" doesn't even remotely apply in these situations as Cam is in the pocket. Any QB should be viewed the same if they are in the pocket. If Cam's play style is what is keeping the ref's flags in their pockets then that is precisely the problem. He was in the pocket and he should be protected the same as anybody else. Simple really.

It's been my belief for a while that winning 2 of the Pats/Seahawks/Bengals games puts us in a position to control our own destiny. I feel this Monday Night game in Seattle is very winnable and the Bengals have not been all that great this year and it's to our advantage coming off the bye for that game. Win those 2 and we are in a good spot.

Please explain how any of this has any bearing on whether or not he gets RTP flags thrown his way? I'll save you some time, it doesn't matter one iota. Not even a little bit.

Why would people get upset over this? If it doesn't work we are exactly where we were yesterday. Better than any other easily available options right now easily.

What I really don't understand with people is why this has become so emotional for many? Cam complained he doesn't get calls and now everyone is on a diatribe about how they don't like Cam because of whatever. Relax people. Cam has a point.