Week 7 Discussion

[SpartyDont]

Quote: Originally Posted by Psyblast

I don't even know why I'm indulging this, but it has to be said, because the current narrative is so wrong. Mark Dantonio is a classless, low-level piece of trash. He blew off the postgame handshake yesterday and left Harbaugh standing around waiting so he could go yell into the stands asking "Where'd the Michigan fans go?" and act like a meatheaded douchebag. For almost a decade now I've had to put up with the narrative that this is a gravely serious man with unshakeable character and a rock solid foundation of class and toughness. He is one of the biggest hypocrites I've ever seen, one of the biggest trash talking coaches you can possibly imagine, and a perpetual victim who projects his **** onto the world around him. That's what makes yesterday impossible for me to stomach - THAT two-faced ****ing scumbag getting off the hook. Again. I've never seen such an immature sniveling crybaby get held up as this mantle of virtue and righteousness, and it makes me sick. Yesterday should've been the beginning of the end for that clown, and he got away. Unreal.

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Kyle Austin | [email protected] By Kyle Austin | [email protected] on October 19, 2015 at 11:00 AM, updated October 19, 2015 at 11:10 AM EAST LANSING -- The first Mark Dantonio-Jim Harbaugh matchup ended with no postgame handshake. But Michigan State's coach said there's no animosity between the two, and that the missed handshake was due to the chaos of the moment following the Spartans' 27-23 win on Saturday night. "It's one of those things, you're just not there at the time, but there's no problems between myself and coach Harbaugh," Dantonio said Monday morning on WDFN. "I have the utmost respect for him. I think he's doing a tremendous job, and I think they have a good football team, a well-coached football team." Immediately after Jalen Watts-Jackson scored the game-winning touchdown as time expired, Dantonio joined the rest of the Spartans players and coaches on the Michigan State sideline in a run toward the end zone. Dantonio then realized that Watts-Jackson had suffered a serious hip injury on the play, and stayed in the end zone to help tend to him. By the time Dantonio returned to the Michigan State sideline, he had missed Harbaugh. The Michigan coach had gone up the tunnel. A Michigan State spokesperson said Harbaugh sought out Michigan State athletic director Mark Hollis afterward to congratulate him on the win. "Coach Harbaugh is a good man," Dantonio said. — Follow MLive Sports on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram

The humanity.

[Watson]

Quote: Originally Posted by SpartyDont

The humanity.

I strongly appreciate your screen name.

[fistofrage]

Quote: Originally Posted by pietasterp

Really feeling the hate here, gentlemen. And loving it... http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=espn:13924223

Yep, poor poor Michigan fan. You know Harbaugh was already planning his patented post game back slap then he saw Jalen Watts-Jackson sprinting the other way with the ball. Pretty sure he threw up in his mouth and choked back a tear at that moment. Glorious.