Patriots

[ronpaul50]

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[Snipersnest]

Aren't there more important things to report on the evening news for 20 minutes at a whack than the alleged deflating of footballs? The officials handled the balls before, during and after the game, if there was an issue shouldn't they have discovered it? They're supposed to be the pros on rules, etc. aren't they? The guy who intercepted Brady didn't find any discrepancies. Both an M.I.T. and a Harvard professor explained that if the balls were filled indoors, they would lose a certain amount of p.s.i. when they were moved and kept outside in colder temps. Haters are gonna hate, get over it sweetpeas, the Pats are gonna win the Super Bowl. So there!

[sstpierre]

Originally Posted by Snipersnest

Aren't there more important things to report on the evening news for 20 minutes at a whack than the alleged deflating of footballs? The officials handled the balls before, during and after the game, if there was an issue shouldn't they have discovered it? They're supposed to be the pros on rules, etc. aren't they? The guy who intercepted Brady didn't find any discrepancies. Both an M.I.T. and a Harvard professor explained that if the balls were filled indoors, they would lose a certain amount of p.s.i. when they were moved and kept outside in colder temps. Haters are gonna hate, get over it sweetpeas, the Pats are gonna win the Super Bowl. So there!

Too true, especially the bolded

What part of MA are you in? I grew up in Plymouth, have lived in Carver, Middleboro, and Mansfield before heading south!

-scott

[Snipersnest]

Originally Posted by sstpierre

Too true, especially the bolded

What part of MA are you in?
-scott

I'm originally from New Bedford, but married a Fairhaven girl and am now living in East Fairhaven. I ride my scoot around Carver and Plymouth all the time.

[brownie]

Originally Posted by Snipersnest

I'm originally from New Bedford, but married a Fairhaven girl and am now living in East Fairhaven. I ride my scoot around Carver and Plymouth all the time.

E. Fairhaven huh? Ever been to Concordia marina?

[Snipersnest]

Originally Posted by brownie

E. Fairhaven huh? Ever been to Concordia marina?

The one in Dartmouth? I've been by it many times, never walked the grounds though, don't own a boat!

[Snipersnest]

MilkmanJoe, typical New England answer? Not really. Although I don't have any love for the eggheads at Harvard, what they said makes sense. My buddy has an inflatable dinghy, that has to be pumped up when he floats it on colder water because it loses pressure, so the theory makes sense to me. Let's face it, cheating is not a rarity in professional sports. Where was the indignation with the Green Bay Packers when Aaron Rogers openly said he likes his game ball over-inflated? How about all the thrown penalty flags this season that were later said to not be a penalty? If you threw a flag you must have seen something. Does that mean the fix is in? I don't enjoy to watch football anymore ever since Vick and his dog fighting days, and the NFL took him back and the wife/girlfriend beaters and the child beaters. My opinion is that the deflategate crap is a ploy to just get inside the heads of the Patriots, and as you know, opinions are like a$$holes, everyone has one, and they all stink.

[brownie]

Originally Posted by Snipersnest

The one in Dartmouth? I've been by it many times, never walked the grounds though, don't own a boat!

Ya, that's right, damn it's been so long. Did some investigative work in the area from time to time and a lot in New Bedford

[milkmanjoe]

Originally Posted by Snipersnest

Aren't there more important things to report on the evening news for 20 minutes at a whack than the alleged deflating of footballs? The officials handled the balls before, during and after the game, if there was an issue shouldn't they have discovered it? They're supposed to be the pros on rules, etc. aren't they? The guy who intercepted Brady didn't find any discrepancies. Both an M.I.T. and a Harvard professor explained that if the balls were filled indoors, they would lose a certain amount of p.s.i. when they were moved and kept outside in colder temps. Haters are gonna hate, get over it sweetpeas, the Pats are gonna win the Super Bowl. So there!

Typical New England answer...Facts are it is NOT alleged. They were caught and the deflation was caught at halftime. The guy who intercepted at halftime is the player who turned the ball in to be checked. MIT and Harvard are both liberal pro Patriot schools, numerous REAL physicists have found it impossible for eleven of twenty four balls to deflate, all on one team's side. So your post is full of crap, your team cheats, your quarterback leaves his pregnant woman to knock up another woman, your coach has been busted and is shit scared of suspension when his attachment is ratted out. And someday, somebody will rat him out.

So there. The Seahawks are Superbowl Champions as they earned their way into the game. The non Patriots are cheaters who should be fined and DQ'd for cheating in professional sports.

And by the way, I was a Patriots fan till they were exposed as cheaters.

Double "so there"

[sdmc530]

I think they did something but here is what I really don't get.....Why didnt the refs notice right away? They touch the ball EVERY play....if they were so flat in the first quarter wouldn't they have noticed??? I really don't get that. They are the refs....its their job...That is one place where I don't understand how it got missed on field for so long.