Is Brian's post complete, or only partial?

I think the internet refs overturned the post on review and now the TCU bloggers have to finish it.

We should get a refund.

Just because there are not comments on the post and I just watched the highlights, there is a great, albeit incredibly painful, moment of cat and mouse between TCU and Michigan on the last TCU touchdown.  So many calculations have to be made.  Moore crowds the line of scrimmage, but Duggan waits a split second to recognize the blitz.  So much so that it appears as if Moore has an inclination to fall back into coverage and does not shoot off the line.  He probably gets there if he does.

Once the pass is complete, Johnson almost certainly has the first down, but he slows down a half step to bait Turner.  Turner, realizing what a huge stop this would be, takes the bait.  If the receiver does not slow down a beat, Turner has no chance to make the play and he breaks toward the sideline to stop a 10-12 yard gain but Michigan lives to play another series.

Good news - Will Johnson makes the play next year.  Bad news - It wasn't Will Johnson on that side of the field this year.

Michigan was on the wrong end of the play but man what a play it was to watch.

Short answer, yes with an if. Long answer, no with a but.

It’s NP complete but we don’t know if it’s P.

the abrupt end, combined with no open comment field, made me think it's either not finished. 

that said, i'm not sure he needs to add anything.  he hit the nail on the head as to why that game's outcome is both tough to swallow and easy to accept - if one of any of a handful of plays go the other way, we're talking about a rematch with the Dawgs. 

A bunch of Brian's posts have started that way for me this fall

It'll be fixed in a few minutes I'd wager

Could be.

It got intercepted and returned for a touchdown.

What is inappropriate about a sudden, jarring, and unsatisfactory ending to this specific game piece?

I'm pretty sure he

he had to cut the writing short, because he was getting a call from...... 'a source close to Jim Harbaugh'.

I mean why wouldn't he?  everyone else is.

No timeouts left.  The clock expired.

And here I was thinking he just wanted to avoid MOAR comments like this from grumpy MGoBloggers:

I HATE the officiating screw up didn't matter because still should've scored argument.  No next play, no fumble, no nothing but a Moody extra point needed to come after a clear TD was overruled by some anonymous pinhead in a review booth who faces no consequences and has no accountability to anyone - yet this is a multibillion business.  This isn't quaint cute little college football anymore where awww shucks they missed a call, good thing these kids are amateurs and it doesn't really matter.  Nope, it's a half step below the NFL at the highest level and officiating generally and replay specifically are just broken.  What kind of game is it when, more often than not, you have to beat the other team and hope to not get screwed by the officials?    

Brian had to run out for a hamberder and covfefe.

"Maybe "fuck" is the only reasonable statement that can be made, after all."

Seems like that kind of sums it all up.  Not sure what else needs to be said.

It's complete. He said "game analysis can wait until the TCU UFR" and then he pointed out the thing he thought decided the game. That's all for now 

I think it’s complete and he disabled the comments because nothing else needs to be said about the game and loss. There are dozens of other threads and thousands of posts about it already on this very blog.

First of all, thanks Brian.   We need the warm embrace of a fellow Michigan fan who cares as much as us.  I refreshed the blog at least 200 times Saturday night looking for the game recap and I am very grateful that Alex took on that painful yet comforting task.

If I had to guess I think he disabled the comments, which, I kinda get. Alex soothed our broken hearts and yet someone immediately hijacked the thread in the comments section and it took us about 50 angry back and forth's to get back on point. I suspect most of us were as annoyed as I was by that.  

Which is about 1/1 billionth as annoyed as we are by how M was coached Saturday night. Nobody messes with linebackers like the Joe Moore award winning OL and coach Jim and our OC's. Until they decided to just try and run into the teeth of a massive dose of mindless run blitzes. 

Go Blue forever
but...sigh.

It’s a glacial mistake.  Some TCU blog just picked up the rest of the post, outran Seth and scored. 
 

Edit - that was supposed to lighthearted, but I may still be working through some feelings.  

It was fumbled on the goal line.

Sources close to Brian are telling me the post may be incomplete but they stress it is only a possibility and that post could just be shorter than usual or some type of glitch.

Stay tuned.

Brian's waiting for more NIL funding to post the rest. To get the transformational experience you need to complete the transactional portion. 

I quit reading after, " "Everything happens for a reason" is the biggest lie in the history of humanity." I've been waiting for someone to say that for so long...

I definitely think the post is

I’d say it’s pretty impartial. 

We all saw the game so the recap is just another knife to the gut.  I tried recapping it and it took 3 days and my last bit of will.  Feels like a bit of a wake right now and so I'll just wait.

fuck

i honestly love it.  too many pixels have been spilled already.

It was actually written by Franz Schubert.