In contrast picking Rutgers to win every game isn't realistic.Fans should make predictions based on who they think will win not who they want to win.Gee, why is predicting a loss against Illinois not a " losers" mentality??
Disagree. He was able to figure out Michigan State on the fly.If there’s one thing we know about Pike, it’s he very methodical about figuring out his lineups and rotations at the beginning of the year. Well losing Mowat is kind of like that. I don’t think we’ll have things figured out after only two games. Those two games happen to be tough ones.
5 point L.
LoL, I fully appreciate that. My sarcasm is aimed at certain guys in this post predicting a loss who attacked others as losers ( me included) when we lamented the expectation of losses after the Mag injury. Hypocrites???In contrast picking Rutgers to win every game isn't realistic.Fans should make predictions based on who they think will win not who they want to win.
Fans should do whatever the hell they wantIn contrast picking Rutgers to win every game isn't realistic.Fans should make predictions based on who they think will win not who they want to win.
Northwestern was actually in Evanston, and Missouri is always in St. Louis at a neutral court. However, point taken, I guess - we got punked by PSU (which was in the middle of our random mid-season collapse) and Indiana (TJD just abused us) at home. I think Saturday's atmosphere will be nuts, and it should be a really good game. I'm selfishly hopeful that the House of 'Paign continues to be a house of horrors for Rutgers.Illinois has suffered blowout losses at home to PSU, Mizzou, NW and Indiana.
That means they can be beaten at home.
RU 71 - Illini 68
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