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Dance to the Music
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Meh, my guys will be coming back to Earth any minute now...Unfortunately, that’s going to be me this week.
And you all still beat my Orioles by like a gazillion....
Everyday peopleSly Stone of The Family Stone
Hot Fun in the Summertime and It’s a Family Affair we’re a couple of their hits.
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Sly Stone, Funk-Rock Pioneer Who Led the Family Stone, Dies at 82
Sly Stone, the multitalented musician whose psychedelia-laced funk enraptured Woodstock Nation in the late '60s and early '70s, has died. He was 82.variety.com
And then they get a chance to appeal the penalties? While that would be 100% if the jock-sniffer were still there, now I put it at about 98% unless some big money donors like Ross say enough is enough. There's no way that they can drag this out past this year's post-season, is there?
That is correct.Am I reading this wrong? It looks like the Giants have lost 3, and the White Sox and Royals have both lost 2.
I think an appeal would still be finished during the season...but I also think Spaghettios are a perfectly fine lunch for an adult, soAnd then they get a chance to appeal the penalties? While that would be 100% if the jock-sniffer were still there, now I put it at about 98% unless some big money donors like Ross say enough is enough. There's no way that they can drag this out past this year's post-season, is there?
Maybe coincidence, maybe not........I was given to understand that penalties are typically handed down around 45 days after the meeting with the COI
That would be July 21st
But I maybe missed something
Yes, I keep hearing July also.I was given to understand that penalties are typically handed down around 45 days after the meeting with the COI
That would be July 21st
But I maybe missed something
That would make sense if you looked at the hearing as part of an ongoing trial. The trial’s been over for quite some time now. They’re guilty. This hearing was to make sure there weren’t any lingering questions or confusion over the details of their malfeasance before they pass sentence. The COI let’s those parties named in the NOA answer clarifying questions posed to them in person on their own behalf. Aren’t the NCAA just the swellest?were given a chance to say, "well...umm...actually you're wrong and this is what occurred."
So, we hold?Sometime in August, the NCAA will announce their findings and tcun's penalties.