bphillips4gg
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I think we are who we are at this point, and so is OSU. Barring significant injuries next weekend, neither team is going to grow or improve much in the next two weeks.
We can beat them, but need to play a perfect game.
for whatever reason, They generally play their best game of the season against us, going back to 2001... so we need to overcome that.
Maybe MSU will do us a solid, and beat the tar out of OSU in a losing effort. I don't care about "beating them when they're 100%"... we just need to beat them.
I won't feel bad about it. They've gotten more than their fair share of breaks in this rivalry, since 2001, when they more or less made this football game the reason for their entire existence on Earth.
I'm not sure Harbaugh has played OSU with his starting QB in the game with the exception of an injured Shea Patterson in 2019. Of course we also had the good fortune of lauching Cardale Jones' career, so what's a starting QB worth anyway? At least at a program where "they ain't come to play school".
I'm not going to cry if MSU knocks out all 3 receivers, their starting OTs and their 1st and 2nd string QBs (3rd string got a DUI last week, he'll probably be back by the time we play). I don't give af how we win, I just want to win. Would be great to have the officiating on our side for once. Just so they know how it feels.