Mark Coyle on 'the Sports Huddle' - Sunday, July 21
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It’s odd to say Coyle and Fleck are liars?
You post this very thing weekly.
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Yeah - looks like I was ahead of the curve on that one.
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Being called a liar is one of the most avoidable things on the planet.
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When people say things that are not factually accurate, it may be an honest mistake, or it may be deliberate. For instance, I say "The Gophers won the Rose Bowl in 1961."
That is not true. The Gophers won the Rose Bowl in January of 1962 - yes, it was the final game of the 1961 season, but the game was played in 1962.
So, that could be an honest mistake. But, if I keep repeating it, then it becomes a legitimate question - why do I keep saying something that isn't true?
Fleck and Coyle have each said that the Gophers won 4 of their last 5 games in 2018. That is not true. They won 4 of their last 6.
Hence the big question - is this an honest mistake - by both men - or is it something different? I don't know. personally, I think it's funny. I don't see this as some 'Deep State' conspiracy.
That is not true. The Gophers won the Rose Bowl in January of 1962 - yes, it was the final game of the 1961 season, but the game was played in 1962.
So, that could be an honest mistake. But, if I keep repeating it, then it becomes a legitimate question - why do I keep saying something that isn't true?
Fleck and Coyle have each said that the Gophers won 4 of their last 5 games in 2018. That is not true. They won 4 of their last 6.
Hence the big question - is this an honest mistake - by both men - or is it something different? I don't know. personally, I think it's funny. I don't see this as some 'Deep State' conspiracy.
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The struggle I have is I have a tough time believing after this much time it's an honest mistake, but on the same sense I don't know why he'd lie about it because I don't get what he thinks he'd gain? Again, is 4 of 5 going to sell that many more tickets than 3 of 4 or 4 of 6? Not to mention, it makes him look sleazy or foolish (or whatever) depending on your perspective if you know he's wrong.
It's not that I think he wouldn't ever lie or anything, I just don't get why he'd tell this particular lie, if it is one. Then again, I'm not getting paid less than I would at WMU to lead a B1G team, so what do I know?
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So, when they keep repeating the same inaccurate information, what is it then?
If it is not a lie, what is it when both Coyle and Fleck continually repeat the same information that is not factually correct?
Just curious.
It’s a lie. Coyle & Fleck are purposely trying to mislead the public.
These two are devious. Thankfully GHolers are on to them.
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I think we are at a point where this would be very very hard to deny.
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The man who shot Liberty Valance. Spoof is Liberty and cali is Floyd. Coyle is Ransom and Fleck is Tom. I guess that makes you Peabody.
Do I get a prize?