FB: Liberty League

[mattvsmith]

The Rev just realized that it is nearly 2 am here in Korea and that means it is nearly 1 pm in Geneva, NY.
The Rev turned on the Radio.  Hobart just blew a FG, but they are ahead 20-3 against the Larries.
The Rev is going to bed.

[dewcrew88]

I don't know what you're asking, Frank.  Union losing to now 1-2 Muhlenberg by a score of 17-7 was a disappointing result for Union, especially considering that Union was coming off its big win over then-No. 8 ranked Ithaca.

"Laying an egg" doesn't seem like an inaccurate way to describe Union losing to Muhlenberg.

I've never associated the phrase with a shutout.  I'd be surprised if most people interpret the phrase as narrowly as you did.  I'm not criticizing your interpretation.  I'm trying not to be sarcastic, too.

I would be as surprised as you if RJ's predictions come true.

Well, riddle me this, Red one.  How would RPI have performed against said "lowly" Muhlenberg team. And if RPI lost such a game by a 17-7 score, with one side of the ball performing excellently all day, would you consider the Engineers to have "laid an egg?"

If RPI had lost to now 1-2 Muhlenberg 17-7 after beating a top ten ranked team, why wouldn't you say RPI "laid an egg?" I'd say RPI laid an egg last year against USMMA.

It's okay for you to associate "laying an egg" with a shutout.  I just think--as you criticize DewCrew for how he (not you) used the phrase--that you might want to know others interpret that phrase more broadly, to mean a disappointing result.

After coming off the big win versus Ithaca, the offense scored seven points against the Mules. Now we see that Muhlenberg has been mediocre. To me, that's laying an egg. Why so critical this week, Frank?

[dlippiel]

Watching RPI on TW-3! Not very often does dlip get to see ****in 2 D3 games in a day. As we speak dlip is a pig in ****!

[dewcrew88]

Watching RPI on TW-3! Not very often does dlip get to see ****in 2 D3 games in a day. As we speak dlip is a pig in ****!

nice. so i listen to UC on the radio online, and RPI on TV. Awesome!

[union89]

Watching RPI on TW-3! Not very often does dlip get to see ****in 2 D3 games in a day. As we speak dlip is a pig in ****!

nice. so i listen to UC on the radio online, and RPI on TV. Awesome!

Union is a 6pm start..........U89 has a feeling Dlip will be fieldside.

[dewcrew88]

Watching RPI on TW-3! Not very often does dlip get to see ****in 2 D3 games in a day. As we speak dlip is a pig in ****!

nice. so i listen to UC on the radio online, and RPI on TV. Awesome!

Union is a 6pm start..........U89 has a feeling Dlip will be fieldside.

so does dewcrew. UC means Utica, but you knew that. 

[Frank Rossi]

I don't know what you're asking, Frank.  Union losing to now 1-2 Muhlenberg by a score of 17-7 was a disappointing result for Union, especially considering that Union was coming off its big win over then-No. 8 ranked Ithaca.

"Laying an egg" doesn't seem like an inaccurate way to describe Union losing to Muhlenberg.

I've never associated the phrase with a shutout.  I'd be surprised if most people interpret the phrase as narrowly as you did.  I'm not criticizing your interpretation.  I'm trying not to be sarcastic, too.

I would be as surprised as you if RJ's predictions come true.

Well, riddle me this, Red one.  How would RPI have performed against said "lowly" Muhlenberg team. And if RPI lost such a game by a 17-7 score, with one side of the ball performing excellently all day, would you consider the Engineers to have "laid an egg?"

If RPI had lost to now 1-2 Muhlenberg 17-7 after beating a top ten ranked team, why wouldn't you say RPI "laid an egg?" I'd say RPI laid an egg last year against USMMA.

It's okay for you to associate "laying an egg" with a shutout.  I just think--as you criticize DewCrew for how he (not you) used the phrase--that you might want to know others interpret that phrase more broadly, to mean a disappointing result.

After coming off the big win versus Ithaca, the offense scored seven points against the Mules. Now we see that Muhlenberg has been mediocre. To me, that's laying an egg. Why so critical this week, Frank?

A mediocre Mules team would probably stomp
this year's Utica team...

And critical for the sake of journalistic integrity and the upholding of the standards of the site.

[dlippiel]

Watching RPI on TW-3! Not very often does dlip get to see ****in 2 D3 games in a day. As we speak dlip is a pig in ****!

nice. so i listen to UC on the radio online, and RPI on TV. Awesome!

Union is a 6pm start..........U89 has a feeling Dlip will be fieldside.

Chairs will be out by 4pm at the ****in latest U89. dlip is very excited about the game tonight. He will be Franks halftime guest online and is looking forward to it. he is very appreciative of the opportunity and hopes he 1.) does no sware 2.) makes Frank feel good about his decision. By the way RPI just fumbles inside the 10. U of R ball 7-7 14:55 left in 2nd Q

[pg04]

I don't know what you're asking, Frank.  Union losing to now 1-2 Muhlenberg by a score of 17-7 was a disappointing result for Union, especially considering that Union was coming off its big win over then-No. 8 ranked Ithaca.

"Laying an egg" doesn't seem like an inaccurate way to describe Union losing to Muhlenberg.

I've never associated the phrase with a shutout.  I'd be surprised if most people interpret the phrase as narrowly as you did.  I'm not criticizing your interpretation.  I'm trying not to be sarcastic, too.

I would be as surprised as you if RJ's predictions come true.

Well, riddle me this, Red one.  How would RPI have performed against said "lowly" Muhlenberg team. And if RPI lost such a game by a 17-7 score, with one side of the ball performing excellently all day, would you consider the Engineers to have "laid an egg?"

If RPI had lost to now 1-2 Muhlenberg 17-7 after beating a top ten ranked team, why wouldn't you say RPI "laid an egg?" I'd say RPI laid an egg last year against USMMA.

It's okay for you to associate "laying an egg" with a shutout.  I just think--as you criticize DewCrew for how he (not you) used the phrase--that you might want to know others interpret that phrase more broadly, to mean a disappointing result.

After coming off the big win versus Ithaca, the offense scored seven points against the Mules. Now we see that Muhlenberg has been mediocre. To me, that's laying an egg. Why so critical this week, Frank?

A mediocre Mules team would probably stomp
this year's Utica team...

And critical for the sake of journalistic integrity and the upholding of the standards of the site.

Boy you can be a real a-hole sometimes.  Just my opinion, however. 

[dlippiel]

Don't worry Frank just kidding dlip will be 4th grade teacher appropriate .

[lewdogg11]

I don't know what you're asking, Frank.  Union losing to now 1-2 Muhlenberg by a score of 17-7 was a disappointing result for Union, especially considering that Union was coming off its big win over then-No. 8 ranked Ithaca.

"Laying an egg" doesn't seem like an inaccurate way to describe Union losing to Muhlenberg.

I've never associated the phrase with a shutout.  I'd be surprised if most people interpret the phrase as narrowly as you did.  I'm not criticizing your interpretation.  I'm trying not to be sarcastic, too.

I would be as surprised as you if RJ's predictions come true.

Well, riddle me this, Red one.  How would RPI have performed against said "lowly" Muhlenberg team. And if RPI lost such a game by a 17-7 score, with one side of the ball performing excellently all day, would you consider the Engineers to have "laid an egg?"

If RPI had lost to now 1-2 Muhlenberg 17-7 after beating a top ten ranked team, why wouldn't you say RPI "laid an egg?" I'd say RPI laid an egg last year against USMMA.

It's okay for you to associate "laying an egg" with a shutout.  I just think--as you criticize DewCrew for how he (not you) used the phrase--that you might want to know others interpret that phrase more broadly, to mean a disappointing result.

After coming off the big win versus Ithaca, the offense scored seven points against the Mules. Now we see that Muhlenberg has been mediocre. To me, that's laying an egg. Why so critical this week, Frank?

A mediocre Mules team would probably stomp
this year's Utica team...

And critical for the sake of journalistic integrity and the upholding of the standards of the site.

Boy you can be a real a-hole sometimes.  Just my opinion, however. 

Seconded.  There is no need for that.  Keep up the good work DC.

[union89]

Watching RPI on TW-3! Not very often does dlip get to see ****in 2 D3 games in a day. As we speak dlip is a pig in ****!

nice. so i listen to UC on the radio online, and RPI on TV. Awesome!

Union is a 6pm start..........U89 has a feeling Dlip will be fieldside.

so does dewcrew. UC means Utica, but you knew that. 

Honestly, thought UC = Union College.....my bad.

[union89]

I don't know what you're asking, Frank.  Union losing to now 1-2 Muhlenberg by a score of 17-7 was a disappointing result for Union, especially considering that Union was coming off its big win over then-No. 8 ranked Ithaca.

"Laying an egg" doesn't seem like an inaccurate way to describe Union losing to Muhlenberg.

I've never associated the phrase with a shutout.  I'd be surprised if most people interpret the phrase as narrowly as you did.  I'm not criticizing your interpretation.  I'm trying not to be sarcastic, too.

I would be as surprised as you if RJ's predictions come true.

Well, riddle me this, Red one.  How would RPI have performed against said "lowly" Muhlenberg team. And if RPI lost such a game by a 17-7 score, with one side of the ball performing excellently all day, would you consider the Engineers to have "laid an egg?"

If RPI had lost to now 1-2 Muhlenberg 17-7 after beating a top ten ranked team, why wouldn't you say RPI "laid an egg?" I'd say RPI laid an egg last year against USMMA.

It's okay for you to associate "laying an egg" with a shutout.  I just think--as you criticize DewCrew for how he (not you) used the phrase--that you might want to know others interpret that phrase more broadly, to mean a disappointing result.

After coming off the big win versus Ithaca, the offense scored seven points against the Mules. Now we see that Muhlenberg has been mediocre. To me, that's laying an egg. Why so critical this week, Frank?

A mediocre Mules team would probably stomp
this year's Utica team...

And critical for the sake of journalistic integrity and the upholding of the standards of the site.

Boy you can be a real a-hole sometimes.  Just my opinion, however. 

Seconded.  There is no need for that.  Keep up the good work DC.

LD,
Stop being a 'brown egg' head!!!!   

[dlippiel]

If RPI's Boucher is this good than Hermanan must be down right solid!

[lewdogg11]

If RPI's Boucher is this good than Hermanan must be down right solid!

I think they are both good but didn't want to submarine.  Makes sense.