the question of "was last week a fluke?" has been answered.
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STLhawkeye20
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Jesus dude. Sometimes the other team PLAYS WELL. Wisconsin's D has been suffocating. Iowa's been backed up with terrible field position. It can't go right all the time. Sometimes you give the other team props.
That's a mentality for losers. Tell that to the players and let's see their response.
STLhawkeye20
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My mentality doesn't matter. I'm a fan. Aka a casual observer.
pythagoras
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18-23 Y/O humans. #buyaclue
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DDThompson
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15yds 40 minutes in .... yeah, last week is flukey
mrolympia
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the only thing I hate more than twitter is having the offense have 23 yards and minus 7 points. #eatmyasswithaspoon
Kennyfromminne
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Agreed. Not to take away anything from the players but osu just played about as bad of a game as they could have.
theboat
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So what you are saying is, “that’s football?”
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DDThompson
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No. They didn’t.
pythagoras
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Clearly you're new to college football. Young offense is bad on the road. WHAT A REVELATION. Tell me more
pythagoras
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Tell me more about good football teams who fumbles the ball 3 times and has 3 picks
mrolympia
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Mary, is that you?
pythagoras
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Nope it's just your McDonald's boss, get back on the fry vat
mrolympia
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pythagoras
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I do not know how I'll ever recover from such a 3rd degree burn
Tell me more about you're minimum wage life
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Kennyfromminne
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Yes the did.
Joshbrown
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fluke1
flo͞ok/
noun
noun: fluke; plural noun: flukes
1. Years 2002; 2003; 2004; 2009; 2015
2. unlikely chance occurrence, especially a surprising piece of luck.
3. "their triumph was no fluke"
mid 19th century (originally a term in games such as billiards denoting a lucky stroke): perhaps a dialect word.
fluke2
flo͞ok/
noun
noun: fluke; plural noun: flukes
Old English flōc (sense 2), of Germanic origin; related to German flach ‘flat.’
fluke3
flo͞ok/
noun
noun: fluke; plural noun: flukes
mid 16th century: perhaps from fluke2 (because of the shape).
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flo͞ok/
noun
noun: fluke; plural noun: flukes
1. Years 2002; 2003; 2004; 2009; 2015
2. unlikely chance occurrence, especially a surprising piece of luck.
3. "their triumph was no fluke"
- synonyms: chance, coincidence, accident, twist of fate; More
piece of luck, stroke of good luck/fortune, serendipity
"what a nice fluke, finding you here"
mid 19th century (originally a term in games such as billiards denoting a lucky stroke): perhaps a dialect word.
fluke2
flo͞ok/
noun
noun: fluke; plural noun: flukes
- 1.
a parasitic flatworm that typically has suckers and hooks for attachment to the host. Some species are of veterinary or medical importance. - 2.
North Americandialect
a flatfish, especially a flounder.
Old English flōc (sense 2), of Germanic origin; related to German flach ‘flat.’
fluke3
flo͞ok/
noun
noun: fluke; plural noun: flukes
- a broad triangular plate on the arm of an anchor.
- either of the lobes of a whale's tail.
mid 16th century: perhaps from fluke2 (because of the shape).
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Use over time for: fluke
