Reading through this litter of stupid postings from the first half reminds me why I try not to post during games. For one thing, I just like watching the game, and don't want to take time to read or type posts. Why do people post this kind of stuff? How does "atmafola" know that Painter doesn't have a FF in him? I read this kind of weird extrapolation and think this is some child posting. WTF?
Okay atmafola, is the opposite true? If this game is the hinge-point of the season, the litmus test of FF possession, then it begs the question. I suppose since the team pulled out a win, we can now extrapolate (base on this one game???) that Painter DOES have a Final Four in him? Well? Looking for a response here....
My last concern has to do with the posting population. Why is it always the same 4 posters that appear when we lose, but only then? They never seem to post on positive points for the team. Guys like atmafola (and he is not the only one) never are seen on here until we drop a game of struggle with an opponent. In my eyes, this really deflates their credibility, and makes me hostile toward their posts.
Mathboy,
I certainly can understand why you wouldn't want to post during games.
I also understand how posters might appear "emotional" during the game, which sometimes gets reflected in a post.....this is seen both with positive and negative thoughts. Might there be other agendas? Sure.....
Just to give you my perspective....I enjoy the back-and-forth posting during the games, probably some of it due to not being able to attend games now that I've moved from the Midwest. The only chance I have had for a while is a bowl game (long drought there) or the NCAA tournament. So, there is definitely some Boilermaker fellowship in my case. Also, the posting keeps me occupied and diverted from the possible breakables (like the remote and other artifacts/items), so much so that with certified proof of my posting I've been able to get a discounted insurance rate.