Your butt hurt on this is amusing. How about not being a douche and actually adding something? But I forgot -- your hard on has been ongoing for me for quite awhile now. Your need for "engie to be wrong" supercedes common sense. It obviously does for quite a few of you on this board and this topic right now. Logic be damned. On something that doesn't even matter anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by CadaverDawg
Yea I did tell you for the 17th time, Ron Polk never had a point system during bp that gave you points.at Mississippi st. I said that. That's the truth. Spin it how you want to. Hell yea I called you out.....because YOU called me out. You said I was wrong. Gosh dam, I can read, you called me out bro. You said he did, I said he didn't It isn't hard. He might have taught u Tim buck too at hillcrst in 2000 but he didn't at Mississippi state. It ain't hard. And I don't give one crap about a guy that spent a FALL at state when I spent 5 years there in the program. I pretty sure I know more than you and him. So move on.
So, you deny being the one that called me out first then? Lie. You said Polk never taught something that he did, in fact, teach. Directly to me. You are welcome to keep menstruating about knowing everything though. And you are still proclaiming that he "never taught something at MSU" which is claimed omniscience in and of itself.Quote:
Originally Posted by Homedawg
After you did to me.Quote:
Gosh dam, I can read, you called me out bro.
You keep proclaiming this like it gives you power. Omniscience on the matters of Ron Polk and what he did and didn't teach. It's just as douchey as it would be if I tried to tell people what Wy was and wasn't teaching at Murray St, Dubuque, and UT Tyler. Hell, I played for him for 5 years over a decade ago. I must be a Wy genius that knows everything about how he practices and teaches. I know everything there is to know about what the guy does and doesn't teach** It's ****ing ridiculous.Quote:
You said he did, I said he didn't It isn't hard. He might have taught u Tim buck too at hillcrst in 2000 but he didn't at Mississippi state. It ain't hard. And I don't give one crap about a guy that spent a FALL at state when I spent 5 years there in the program. I pretty sure I know more than you and him. So move on.
I'm on an iPhone and not as talented as you on specific points, but this is where you said Polk did use one for bp. Bullshit. He didn't. He might have taught someone how to use one but he didn't use one. So you are full of shit. Thanks for playing thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by engie
If I need to keep going to give you a chance for a comeback though- feel free. I'm not your regular bitch that will just coward down. I'm dealing in facts. You can deal in in all the theory or bullshit you want
Look how you just assumed I was talking about you, and totally flipped out.Quote:
Originally Posted by engie
How embarrassing.
You confirmed you were "talking about me" in your second response when I asked for clarification. What's done is done. You can't run from it now.Quote:
Originally Posted by CadaverDawg
So, he "taught someone how to use something he didn't use" and you know this -- for an absolute fact -- because you were around him for 5 years in the late 80s/early 90s? Yet you deny that you have claimed omniscience and were the one that initially called me out by claiming Polk never taught something that he did, in fact, teach? This is common sense -- but I can't understand it for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Homedawg
Yep. Omniscient facts. Polk never changed a thing -- he made it to Miami to recruit Rafi -- and couldn't make it 170 miles south to bother recruiting any of the players I'm obviously talking about -- one of which was about as big of MSU legacy as a person can possibly be and another of which will tell you today how MSU was always where he wanted to be. But the "regimented, always consistent" thing is only appropriate when it fits your agenda I guess. But who knows -- you were around him 10 years before any of this stuff happened -- so you probably know more about those recruitments than I do anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Homedawg
Engie, I confirmed nothing. Now, don't attempt to suck me into your embarrassing "I know more than Homedawg" diatribe...I'm not interested. You jumped to conclusions as usual, made it about yourself as usual, and now you think the only way to make yourself look better is to get me arguing with you...nope. I'd rather let everyone see how you resorted to name calling and personal attacks despite me never even mentioning you.Quote:
Originally Posted by engie
And I know (just like everyone else knows) that you have to get the last word in...otherwise your ego will feel bruised. So go ahead. Meanwhile, I hope everyone is watching the way you react to this opportunity to change from your typical embarrassing reactions.
And for the future, if someone says something like, "I can't stand that smug douchebag on this board", and you get defensive and call them out....that is your conscience telling you YOU'RE that douchebag. Anotherwords**, I never referred to you, but you just happened to think you were the know-it-all that learned a lesson. Let that sink in, and maybe you really could learn a lesson. You won't, but you could.
Now, back to your unsuccessful dick measuring contest with Homedawg.
I love how RougeDawg makes one stupid initial post and has yet to chime back in meanwhile this thread has turned into a total shitshow without him. Hilarious
Haha, so trueQuote:
Originally Posted by Dawg61
About pulling the inside stuff, you have to have quick hands to do that. We simply didn't have many guys who had naturally quick hands and the kind of bat speed to do it. Hunter Renfroe could, and he did. I think you will see Reid Humphreys do it this coming season as his plate discipline improves. Plus, he is a year removed from having his shoulder issue. I don't think he will hit like Hunter, but he will very likely be similar to his brother Tyler. Gavin Collins will be a year removed from having his hamate bone issue. Gavin showed some bat speed at a true freshman and was arguably our best hitter at the end of the 2014 season. He struggled some this past year, but as Shotgun stated, players that have hamate issues tend to struggle for a year. Brent Rooker is another that has plus bat speed, but like most young power guys, he has had minus pitch recognition to this point.