🏈 Ain't played nobody... (Michigan winless against ranked teams in '17)

[planomateo]

Michigan has 0 wins vs teams with a winning record :shock:

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And then there is this...

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[TUSKtimes]

I'm pulling for Michigan this weekend over Wisconsin for a little more chaos in the B1G. If they ever let Ohio State in the playoff this season with those two beatdowns on their resume, know that the fix is in.

 

[50+yeartidefan]

I'm pulling for Michigan this weekend over Wisconsin for a little more chaos in the B1G. If they ever let Ohio State in the playoff this season with those two beatdowns on their resume, know that the fix is in.

Gotta go with Wisconsin.....
Even if Bama loses to AU...only way to keep them out of CFPs is for Wisconsin to finish undefeated...
And if Bamwins SEC....Wisconsin would be 4 and play in New Orleans vs Bama....
Plus hell no to osu getting in...

 

[TUSKtimes]

Gotta go with Wisconsin.....
Even if Bama loses to AU...only way to keep them out of CFPs is for Wisconsin to finish undefeated...
And if Bamwins SEC....Wisconsin would be 4 and play in New Orleans vs Bama....
Plus hell no to osu getting in...

And you get to root against Harbaugh, maybe I'll concede that one too.

 

[BamaFan334]

I would love for us to play Wisconsin in the playoff. My wife lost $100 to her brother (Wisconsin fan) that they would not get into the Top 5 rankings this year. He's in 9th grade, so it was an opportunity for her to more or less have something to keep in touch with him about. Anyways, I'd love for that game to happen where I can win my $100 back. Take no prisoners when it comes to money and Alabama football. So much so that I rooted for Auburn to beat Georgia to shut all of my family up.

 

[TUSKtimes]

I would love for us to play Wisconsin in the playoff. My wife lost $100 to her brother (Wisconsin fan) that they would not get into the Top 5 rankings this year. He's in 9th grade, so it was an opportunity for her to more or less have something to keep in touch with him about. Anyways, I'd love for that game to happen where I can win my $100 back. Take no prisoners when it comes to money and Alabama football. So much so that I rooted for Auburn to beat Georgia to shut all of my family up.

So what your saying is, this is your fault?

 

[BamaFan334]

So what your saying is, this is your fault?

Damn, this may be. I hyped them boys up too much. Ok, I'll throw the bad juju on them starting today.

 

[bamaledge]

I would love for us to play Wisconsin in the playoff. My wife lost $100 to her brother (Wisconsin fan) that they would not get into the Top 5 rankings this year. He's in 9th grade, so it was an opportunity for her to more or less have something to keep in touch with him about. Anyways, I'd love for that game to happen where I can win my $100 back. Take no prisoners when it comes to money and Alabama football. So much so that I rooted for Auburn to beat Georgia to shut all of my family up.

I will NEVER, EVER cheer for the barn!!!!! No matter what!!!

 

[Sgt. Lincoln Osiris]

I would love for us to play Wisconsin in the playoff. My wife lost $100 to her brother (Wisconsin fan) that they would not get into the Top 5 rankings this year. He's in 9th grade, so it was an opportunity for her to more or less have something to keep in touch with him about. Anyways, I'd love for that game to happen where I can win my $100 back. Take no prisoners when it comes to money and Alabama football. So much so that I rooted for Auburn to beat Georgia to shut all of my family up.

You a going pup? Or just marry one?

Either that, or he's her much younger half-brother? Or are her parents still together and the little bro was just a late surprise?

I have an uncle that's only 4 years older than me, but 19 years younger than my mom, which is why I'm asking...lol. We were more like brothers gowing up than uncle/nephew.

 

[BamaFan334]

You a going pup? Or just marry one?

Either that, or he's her much younger half-brother? Or are her parents still together and the little bro was just a late surprise?

I have an uncle that's only 4 years older than me, but 19 years younger than my mom, which is why I'm asking...lol. We were more like brothers gowing up than uncle/nephew.

Ha Ha. My wife is 30, her parents divorced, and her dad had him with ex-wife #2. Yeah, my father-in-law fucking sucks at life, can't stand the guy. So yeah, about 16 years difference between them.

 

[Sgt. Lincoln Osiris]

Ha Ha. My wife is 30, her parents divorced, and her dad had him with ex-wife #2. Yeah, my father-in-law fucking sucks at life, can't stand the guy. So yeah, about 16 years difference between them.

Sounds like my ex father-in-law. My babymama has 5 half-siblings, with 3 different mothers, and the youngest being about 20 yrs her junior. So, I feel you on the FIL sucking at life. I'm glad I got out of that batshit family.

Only good thing to come out of 13 miserable years of marriage with her was our 2 daughters, which I have custody of.

 

[BamaFan334]

Sounds like my ex father-in-law. My babymama has 5 half-siblings, with 3 different mothers, and the youngest being about 20 yrs her junior. So, I feel you on the FIL sucking at life. I'm glad I got out of that batshit family.

Only good thing to come out of 13 miserable years of marriage with her was our 2 daughters, which I have custody of.

Ha Ha, I feel you man. My parents divorced and my dad had two more daughters with his now wife and they are about 10 and 12 years younger than me, but we are like regular brothers and sisters. Really hoping to turn this ship around with our own family and keep it on the good path and break the whole divorce chain that has occurred with both our families.

 

[bamaledge]

I just had this argument with a dip shit Michigan fan. He delivers fuel to my store and he’s as bad as a barn fan. Dumbass.

 

[bamaledge]

You a going pup? Or just marry one?

Either that, or he's her much younger half-brother? Or are her parents still together and the little bro was just a late surprise?

I have an uncle that's only 4 years older than me, but 19 years younger than my mom, which is why I'm asking...lol. We were more like brothers gowing up than uncle/nephew.

Dude, I have one of those to. My “uncle” is only 5 years older than me.

 

[rick4bama]

I will NEVER, EVER cheer for the barn!!!!! No matter what!!!

HERE!! HERE!!

You a going pup? Or just marry one?

Either that, or he's her much younger half-brother? Or are her parents still together and the little bro was just a late surprise?

I have an uncle that's only 4 years older than me, but 19 years younger than my mom, which is why I'm asking...lol. We were more like brothers gowing up than uncle/nephew.

I was an Uncle before I was even born! Twice! my sister marry young.

 

[bama alum]

Gotta go with Wisconsin.....
Even if Bama loses to AU...only way to keep them out of CFPs is for Wisconsin to finish undefeated...
And if Bamwins SEC....Wisconsin would be 4 and play in New Orleans vs Bama....
Plus hell no to osu getting in...

Ditto!

 

[Sgt. Lincoln Osiris]

Ha Ha, I feel you man. My parents divorced and my dad had two more daughters with his now wife and they are about 10 and 12 years younger than me, but we are like regular brothers and sisters. Really hoping to turn this ship around with our own family and keep it on the good path and break the whole divorce chain that has occurred with both our families.

Same here, man. My parents divorced when I was 5, and my "dad" was a POS that never paid child support, and only tried to visit with us 3 times in 15 years.

My daughters' mom also being a pill-headed sociopath aside (why I have custody), my daughters didn't see how a great, successful marriage is supposed to work. They did see me trying to make things work, but they also witnessed how their mom treated me despite my efforts. I had been coaching high school ball for about 7 years, working Saban camps, and was back in school at UA, post-economy-crash, so I could teach and coach ball full-time, when she decided to try and move them out of state in July of 13. I didn't want to drag them into a huge custody battle, so I quit coaching to leave my weekends free for them. Even changed my major to sports broadcasting. By thanksgiving of that same year, they were already begging me to get custody of them because of how crazy their mom is. By the following February, I had temporary custody, and awarded full custody the following October. In the midst of getting temporary custody, I'd met my current wife. My 1st marriage was over at least 5 years before we officially separated, so meeting someone new wasn't an issue for me. Being a single dad at that point, I was cautious of who I dated because I didn't want my girls to fall in love with her too, then be heartbroken when we maybe didn't work out. So I had to be SURE she was the one before introducing my girls to her. And the first time they met my GF (now wife), they fell in love and were already trying to call HER mom.

We just celebrated our 2 year wedding anniversary this past October. She has changed my life, and made me wonder why I didn't end my other marriage 5 years sooner when I separated from my ex the 1st time, so that I could have met my current wife sooner. But, fate works mysteriously like that sometimes. And she loves and mothers my daughters like they SHOULD have had with their own mom. They adore her as well.

So hopefully my daughters can finally see how a GREAT and successful marriage is supppsed to work, despite having a bad example my 1st go round.

 

[50+yeartidefan]

Same here, man. My parents divorced when I was 5, and my "dad" was a POS that never paid child support, and only tried to visit with us 3 times in 15 years.

My daughters' mom also being a pill-headed sociopath aside (why I have custody), my daughters didn't see how a great, successful marriage is supposed to work. They did see me trying to make things work, but they also witnessed how their mom treated me despite my efforts. I had been coaching high school ball for about 7 years, working Saban camps, and was back in school at UA, post-economy-crash, so I could teach and coach ball full-time, when she decided to try and move them out of state in July of 13. I didn't want to drag them into a huge custody battle, so I quit coaching to leave my weekends free for them. Even changed my major to sports broadcasting. By thanksgiving of that same year, they were already begging me to get custody of them because of how crazy their mom is. By the following February, I had temporary custody, and awarded full custody the following October. In the midst of getting temporary custody, I'd met my current wife. My 1st marriage was over at least 5 years before we officially separated, so meeting someone new wasn't an issue for me. Being a single dad at that point, I was cautious of who I dated because I didn't want my girls to fall in love with her too, then be heartbroken when we maybe didn't work out. So I had to be SURE she was the one before introducing my girls to her. And the first time they met my GF (now wife), they fell in love and were already trying to call HER mom.

We just celebrated our 2 year wedding anniversary this past October. She has changed my life, and made me wonder why I didn't end my other marriage 5 years sooner when I separated from my ex the 1st time, so that I could have met my current wife sooner. But, fate works mysteriously like that sometimes. And she loves and mothers my daughters like they SHOULD have had with their own mom. They adore her as well.

So hopefully my daughters can finally see how a GREAT and successful marriage is supppsed to work, despite having a bad example my 1st go round.

Tough times...wow.... hang tough...

 

[BamaFan334]

Same here, man. My parents divorced when I was 5, and my "dad" was a POS that never paid child support, and only tried to visit with us 3 times in 15 years.

My daughters' mom also being a pill-headed sociopath aside (why I have custody), my daughters didn't see how a great, successful marriage is supposed to work. They did see me trying to make things work, but they also witnessed how their mom treated me despite my efforts. I had been coaching high school ball for about 7 years, working Saban camps, and was back in school at UA, post-economy-crash, so I could teach and coach ball full-time, when she decided to try and move them out of state in July of 13. I didn't want to drag them into a huge custody battle, so I quit coaching to leave my weekends free for them. Even changed my major to sports broadcasting. By thanksgiving of that same year, they were already begging me to get custody of them because of how crazy their mom is. By the following February, I had temporary custody, and awarded full custody the following October. In the midst of getting temporary custody, I'd met my current wife. My 1st marriage was over at least 5 years before we officially separated, so meeting someone new wasn't an issue for me. Being a single dad at that point, I was cautious of who I dated because I didn't want my girls to fall in love with her too, then be heartbroken when we maybe didn't work out. So I had to be SURE she was the one before introducing my girls to her. And the first time they met my GF (now wife), they fell in love and were already trying to call HER mom.

We just celebrated our 2 year wedding anniversary this past October. She has changed my life, and made me wonder why I didn't end my other marriage 5 years sooner when I separated from my ex the 1st time, so that I could have met my current wife sooner. But, fate works mysteriously like that sometimes. And she loves and mothers my daughters like they SHOULD have had with their own mom. They adore her as well.

So hopefully my daughters can finally see how a GREAT and successful marriage is supppsed to work, despite having a bad example my 1st go round.

Well you're all they got and they look to you for everything, so keep up the great work and give those ladies the life they deserve. I'm praying for you bubba, and it seems like everything is heading in the right direction for you. Keep your head up and keep trucking. The hard work pays off my friend.

 

[RollllTide!]

Same here, man. My parents divorced when I was 5, and my "dad" was a POS that never paid child support, and only tried to visit with us 3 times in 15 years.

My daughters' mom also being a pill-headed sociopath aside (why I have custody), my daughters didn't see how a great, successful marriage is supposed to work. They did see me trying to make things work, but they also witnessed how their mom treated me despite my efforts. I had been coaching high school ball for about 7 years, working Saban camps, and was back in school at UA, post-economy-crash, so I could teach and coach ball full-time, when she decided to try and move them out of state in July of 13. I didn't want to drag them into a huge custody battle, so I quit coaching to leave my weekends free for them. Even changed my major to sports broadcasting. By thanksgiving of that same year, they were already begging me to get custody of them because of how crazy their mom is. By the following February, I had temporary custody, and awarded full custody the following October. In the midst of getting temporary custody, I'd met my current wife. My 1st marriage was over at least 5 years before we officially separated, so meeting someone new wasn't an issue for me. Being a single dad at that point, I was cautious of who I dated because I didn't want my girls to fall in love with her too, then be heartbroken when we maybe didn't work out. So I had to be SURE she was the one before introducing my girls to her. And the first time they met my GF (now wife), they fell in love and were already trying to call HER mom.

We just celebrated our 2 year wedding anniversary this past October. She has changed my life, and made me wonder why I didn't end my other marriage 5 years sooner when I separated from my ex the 1st time, so that I could have met my current wife sooner. But, fate works mysteriously like that sometimes. And she loves and mothers my daughters like they SHOULD have had with their own mom. They adore her as well.

So hopefully my daughters can finally see how a GREAT and successful marriage is supppsed to work, despite having a bad example my 1st go round.

Sometimes those bad examples you have to endure make you stronger and wiser. Sounds like you have found a great path. Just enjoy every moment with those girls because it will be over in a flash. May God bless you.