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1. So you respond to my post with that's exactly what you said then say you never actually said that? :lol:

2. It isn't a strawman. I wasn't exactly sure if your original argument was only points matter, hence me asking. You first saying you said that then saying you didn't is the problem.

Dude you are a child. Everyone can see you twisted that poo around.

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Dude you are a child. Everyone can see you twisted that poo around.

What exactly did I twist? I asked if your original argument was only points matter to which you responded "That is EXACTLY what I said". If you never said that then I was incorrect. But don't say you said something then say you never actually said it. That is a problem on your part not mine.

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So you write books arguing with me because you don't care? And you are under the wrong assumption that I can't be banned. I believe you are fooling yourself there and I also don't believe you speak for everybody. Once again if Zod wanted me banned he would have. Last time Zod responded to me he didn't say anything along the lines of what you are saying. I also do not believe you speak for everybody.

If you come to my forum I promise you I can ban you definitively in a second and you won't be coming back more than once or twice if I really want to. Zod can do the same thing if he so chooses.

Again you didn't answer the question. Why come on here obsessively day after day when you you have banned from here several times already today. What do you get out of it???

Why doesn't Zod ban you permanently?? I can't speak for him but I suspect he finds your trolling amusing and your obsessive posts boost the post counts. Plus this message board is one of the loosest controlled site I have seen. I can't imagine you would last anywhere else.

Again why come back here obsessively??

Answer the question if you can.....

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Now Teeray I believe you can answer this since we were among the first to argue with him. Wasn't his original argument that yards aren't important only points are and that our offense was bad because we were top ten in yards but not points?

If I remember correctly I think PFFL started out saying basically that "yards don't matter only points do".

To be fair to PFFL he talked about YPP from the beginning in a round about way without actually referencing it.

He would say something to the effect of 'We average close to 400 yards a game but only score 22 points per game so we are being inefficient on offense."

That eventually evolved into this YPP debate. So he was talking about it without referencing it. I am sure he would tell you that was what he was talking about from the beginning or it could have been something he just stumbled upon to try to reinforce his point. For the first week of this debate he didn't even understand how it was calculated so.......

I didn't get into it too bad with him until he continued to say that YPP is offensive efficiency and also after he berated me for using things like DVOA and Expected Points Added as offensive efficiency.

And it hasn't stopped since. :nonod:

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If I remember correctly I think PFFL started out saying basically that "yards don't matter only points do".

To be fair to PFFL he talked about YPP from the beginning in a round about way without actually referencing it.

He would say something to the effect of 'We average close to 400 yards a game but only score 22 points per game so we are being inefficient on offense."

That eventually evolved into this YPP debate. So he was talking about it without referencing it. I am sure he would tell you that was what he was talking about from the beginning.

I didn't get into it too bad with him until he continued to say that YPP is offensive efficiency and also after he berated me for using things like DVOA and Expected Points Added as offensive efficiency.

And it hasn't stopped since. :nonod:

That is what I thought also. Apparently that is exactly what he said but somehow he also never actually said that.

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I am impressed with PFFL's ability to come up with new names. MichaelJackson was his low point though.

Maybe he was watching "This Is It" while he was trying to come up with a new name.

Actually I love Michael Jackson and if I was listening to something it would be this:

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