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Good catch, he's one of my favorite smartasses on here.LovelandBuckeye?
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Good catch, he's one of my favorite smartasses on here.LovelandBuckeye?
Nope. LolYep. Someone stopped him cold and he dropped like a sack of rotton fish
It is but it’s not as bad as 7 straight walks.Is that bad?
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman claims AI singularity has arrived
OpenAI's CEO spoke days after his firm's AI technology hacked another company on its own.abcnews.com
You're welcome.It's peak Lunatic Fringe to take a tweet that literally says "Ohio State has zero desperation for a RB" and use it in your argument for signing a LB to play RB![]()
I'm learning that coaches are being "punished" when they have good players.Had no business not getting that award last year fuck that shit
As the college sports structure evolves, it might even be beneficial for some schools if they could simply let investors fund the roster, pay the coaches and take on the profit/loss risk. In exchange, the school would get paid for use of facilities and trademarks to fund their other sports.
In a sense, it's already in motion. Utah finalized a nine-figure deal with Otro Capital earlier this year, forming a new company that will handle revenue-generating aspects of the athletic program. Michigan State just unveiled a new athletic department structure with $100 million in seed money, part of which is a for-profit subsidiary called Spartan Media Ventures where investors will get a return.
In early August, LSU is gathering donors at the governors' mansion for a "first look at an alternative revenue-generating opportunity for LSU athletics that is first of its kind nationally and could quite possibly change the future of college sports in America," according to the invitation. It's expected to include some type of structure where investors/donors could buy a "share" of a privatized athletic department.
If Neon and Butch were around in 2026, they'd both be getting similar dealsThis goes WAY beyond Coach Pete Bell giving Neon Boudeaux and Butch McCrae a Caddy…WAY WAY WAY beyond that!!!!!!!![]()
Probably even more so to be flexible. I suspect that lack of flexibility for a good turn and extension is a bigger issue than strength for most older golfers.Youngest son’s driver. He hit’s the fuck out of the ball. To be 6-3, 180 lbs and strong as an ox…
We lived in downtown Denver when Colorado, along with Washington, became the first state to legalize recreational marijuana. Being first attracted tons of young marijuana "lifestyle" people to the state. Most of our commute was walking the mile or so length of the 16th street pedestrian mall that goes through downtown Denver and we'd get asked for weed money by these 18-25 year old derelicts 3-4 times per commute. That was even more annoying than the smell, which was omnipresent but bothers me less than it bothers many other people, including my wife. It's somewhat better now, probably because many other states have legalized and because young people are leaving Denver because it has become unaffordable.People smoking/vaping marijuana at parks, in their cars, outside stores/restaurants.
I am so sick of it. The horrible smell is EVERYWHERE!
GTFOH!
NIL opportunities and financial literacy resources to Ohio State athletes through "dedicated programming,"
UT guys self-fellate. A&M guys fellas each other.

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How many national championships has every team in the SEC won in the last 70 years outside of Bama, Georgia and LSU? And shall we broach the topic of who has had to cheat to earn them now that NIL and paying players legally coincides exactly with the SEC not only not winning, but not even making the national championship game for three straight seasons? Finebaum can STFU.
Here ya go....it's like 45 if you include oklahoma and Texas but 31 if you don't, going back 81 years to the end of World War 2....which ironically gives them 1
Chronological List of National Titles (Since 1945)
Year School Selector / Championship System 1945 Alabama NCF 1950 Kentucky Sagarin 1951 Tennessee AP/UPI 1952 Georgia Tech AP/UPI 1957 Auburn AP 1958 LSU AP/UPI 1959 Ole Miss Berryman/Howell/Sagarin 1960 Ole Miss FWAA 1961 Alabama AP/UPI 1962 Ole Miss Litkenhous 1964 Alabama AP/UPI 1964 Arkansas FWAA 1965 Alabama AP 1973 Alabama UPI 1978 Alabama AP 1979 Alabama AP/UPI 1980 Georgia AP/UPI 1992 Alabama AP/Coaches 1996 Florida AP/Bowl Alliance 1998 Tennessee BCS 2003 LSU BCS 2006 Florida BCS 2007 LSU BCS 2008 Florida BCS 2009 Alabama BCS 2010 Auburn BCS 2011 Alabama BCS 2012 Alabama BCS 2015 Alabama CFP 2017 Alabama CFP 2019 LSU CFP 2020 Alabama CFP 2021 Georgia CFP 2022 Georgia CFP
Title Totals by School (Since 1945)
- Alabama: 14 titles
- LSU: 4 titles
- Florida, Georgia, & Ole Miss: 3 titles each
- Auburn & Tennessee: 2 titles each
- Arkansas, Kentucky, & Georgia Tech: 1 title each
