NCAA First Game

I opened a doorway yesterday.  I was watching the 5:00 pm news on WCCO, and Mike Max was interviewing the MN Gopher booster club down in Des Moines.  He passed on, telepathically, to call and tell them I am watching the game.  He gave the hotel they were in.  I felt about a half hour later that they were talking to the players.  I prepared for the game today by watching the background info session on the 10:00 pm news last night.  Mike Max had been brought to a safe place with a killer view with security guards and primo eats.  I was happy for him.  I did get up and watched the game against Louisville.  They did feel that I clicked in about 8 minutes into the first half.  We were underdogs, but it did not show.  We dominated most of the game and won by like 10 points (86 to 76).  Vegas will like that one, and Charles Barkley too.  Guys, you did great, and I did catch the link up I made with each other before halftime to be telepathically connected for play.  Patino did a good job of being even keel in a kind of freaky situation.  In the second half they started just started beginning the process of communal play making.  I felt like Kirk Cousins was in vicinity.  This kind of geometric play was something I sent through this weblog mid Vikings' season.  It was evolving to 5 equally, where, for Kirk, it was just his sight to throw the ball to all choices, simultaneously.  The best in this new NCAA play was a round the back turn for a basket.  This new method draws fouls, but does not have a player commit as many.  There is an energetic boundary on each player on the telepathic team.  It tends to make a person see pretty much only his own team.  This is a new chemistry, not a mathematical language.  Their 3 point shots were right on today.  This came out of a very relaxed state that they were all in.  So I will keep my eye on the prize and pay attention when the next game is.  New beepers, from my special tech, will keep them FOCUSED.  I did catch a player doing the sign of swinging a baby in his arms, as he had his arms linked with his teammate.  Baby, we've got you was the message I got, after some brutal nights in Muncie, IN, one at the hands of a Ball State basketball player who had been kicked off the team for "rough play" that day.  He choked the coach.  He was with me and his friend from "school daze".  We met at Dill Street where I was singing karaoke.  I still remember his two pom pom balls on his head.  I had already met the coach.  He had been a former coach, with Clem Haskins, at the U of MN, and had to take a lot of blame after a rape scandal here.  We met and dined at Mcdonalds and he bought me a unlimited bus pass.  What a gentleman.  He asked for a psychic read on the rape in MN, and I told him, I got that the player was innocent.  He thought that was the case too.  I did find a cop and we tried to find the place they brought me, but we couldn't, so he just took me home.  His name was BRETT.  I will catch WCCO this evening, at 10:00, and see what Mike has to say.  I am at Starbucks and I will sit and see if I pick anything up from here.  Guys, it was energetic explosions and timing cues that I sent your way and redirected from them.  The game was just a little too in the family from a coaching standpoint.  You should not have stood a chance.  I am sure your boosters are still grinning from ear to ear.  This team is evolving to be chemically based mechanical engineers.  It is about how chemicals actually perform at greater altitudes.  Much of that science is flawed or just plane false.  You all see from a greater height, thus your mind will be kind to the response of height in mechanical views with chemical aspects involved.  Just see what they see tonight.  Boeing needs this new sight desperately at this time.