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Old 09-17-2018, 11:04 AM   #14927
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Originally Posted by DRM08 View Post
WTF? Just saw video of Skip Bayless blatantly lie about Mahomes' college career. Claims he had multiple games of 6 INT's each. Total bullshit. He never threw that many INT's in a single game, never mind multiple times. His worst game ever was 2015 on the road against Oklahoma with 4 INT's. Never had more than 2 in any other game.

The stats are out there. Amazing to me that media people can get away with that kind of nonsense.

"He is an interception thrower. At Texas Tech, he had 2 games of 6 INT's. He had 4 games of 5 INT's and 8 games of 4 INT's."

He has one game of 4 INT's and no other games with more than 2 INT's. How the hell do you get away with lying about that? I guess the Chiefs should be grateful bozos like this have created a false narrative. It is helping Mahomes fly under the radar.

https://youtu.be/CI5rabuHabI

https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb...mes-1/gamelog/
Skip Bayless makes stuff up all the time. He just fabricates stats. His arguments suck and his literal schtick is that he's a complete ****ing idiot who's wrong about pretty much everything.

At least I hope it's schtick.

Nope, the moron confused his TD's with his INT's. HA!!!! Those stats are accurate if you say 'touchdowns' instead of 'interceptions'

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