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Yeah, it's beneath the balls. Definitely more graphic.

It was close but probably short. Great play call. Love it.

Done.

EHTBP is exceptional if you haven't had it.

I will let you pick my next pour(at the rental now). LMK

I was at the bar drinking bloody Mary's and bourbon. I get back to 14-0.

No, I don't mean the heat. It's fuging beautiful outside. Why sit inside? I have spent plenty of time there. I wanted to be outside all the time.

Bro it's Miami. I wouldn't want to sit inside there either.

Poop for effect.

That was the stock ingredients. It came out fantastic. Rich and dark. It's gonna pop in that koucha.

The biggest injury will be to your screen name.

I can always switch to making the koucha I made lamb stock for yesterday.

They care. Honestly, that could be part of the problem. Caring a lot and not knowing what you are doing is bad. Not to mention the reports that Tepper is a micromanager.

Not just wasted. He got a concussion and a shoulder injury that may require surgery. This is about as bad a start to a top 10 pick QB's career as you could imagine. As disappointing as Young has been at least we don't have Richardson. His career may be very short. I hope he really doubles down on being a pocket passer in his time off. He is not built to take the beating that Cam did.

I mean, is being sane and watching the Panthers any fun at the moment?

Eh.....let's not ruin the optimists fun. I envy them, really.

Oh we aren't tanking. This is us set up to be in the playoffs. That's why it is so concerning. I don't think we will be sellers, either. I suspect we will be buyers to try and right this ship. I don’t advocate for owner meddling but Fitterer should have the keys taken from him. No trades without approval.

Tanking is a front office thing. You set the team up to fail. Admittedly it usually doesn't work out as planned. See the Cardinals this year. They are bad but way more competitive than they were supposed to be. Players and coaches don't want to lose.

It's not that, they literally don't watch them. The statistics on that have been very, very clear and for some time. The younger audience is not as interested in traditional sports. There is too much competition. This will all start retracting eventually. We have lived through an MLB retraction, a NASCAR retraction and an NHL retraction. Sports aren't always guaranteed to go up forever.

Another excellent Pac 12 matchup about to start. UCLA vs. Oregon St.

You mean the sports that will be rapidly gone? That's the thing people don't seem to realize. All those sports just became immensely more expensive due to the conference footprints expanding. So that erodes some of those massive TV revenues. Not to mention that the TV revenue model is completely unsustainable. The cracks in that facade are already appearing. Hence why I have predicted this will inevitably collapse. I see a similar fate for the NFL eventually. Depends on their decisions in the next 10-20 years.

The jump to FCS from high school is literally not massive. There is plenty of precedent for that. Are you arguing the results at this point? If so, you are just showing some obvious agenda.

Yeah, that will factor in, no doubt. Still great skillsets.

The idea of conferences has been ruined by the football expansions. Here we sit watching a Pac 12 conference be so far and away the best in all of college football but is literally about to not exist. That is why college revenue sports is increasingly more and more of a joke. It's ironic that after we finally got a playoff and the NIL that it is likely headed towards a complete implosion in the coming years.