My God Tim Ream…I line the guy, but he can’t be the best CB we have to put in can he? Can he?

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Wasn’t going fast enough.

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I've been waiting for this. Well done!!!

Illinois is banning alcohol sales 1 hour after tipoff tonight. I'm sorry, I thought this was America.

An acquaintance of mine writes this Substack, which I recommend generally, but his March 24 post, if the link doesn't go right to it, is the one that's pertinent to this thread: https://amolsnaik.substack.com/

Myles is a better driver than Tiger Woods.. Myles only rolled ONE car.. Tiger has rolled multiple. Myles > Tiger

who is "show me them tatis"

I'm not remotely jealous of anything related to the current Los Angeles Dodgers franchise...

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ps. Yes I am. And having a live trumpeter to pump up the crowd for your new closer is included in that.

Teary eye tony 0-2 as an mlb manager , zero runs scored

I just watched the replay of DeLauter's homerun. There was a graphic in the bottom of the screen that showed he had a 3% chance of a HR.

Davison Igbinosun Disputes Claim That He Wore Mitts in Practice to Prevent Him from Grabbing Receivers: “That’s Cap”​

Davison Igbinosun wants to set the record straight: He never wore oven mitts to prevent him from grabbing receivers in practice.

As Ohio State looked for ways to help Igbinosun cut down on penalties in 2024, then-defensive coordinator Jim Knowles told reporters that Ohio State had the cornerback wear special gloves in practice to prevent him from grabbing receivers.

“We've got to put the gloves on him so that he can't grab,” Knowles said on Oct. 29, 2024.

Four days later, Igbinosun made the signature play of his Ohio State career, stealing the ball out of Penn State receiver Harrison Wallace III’s hands for an interception in the end zone – a seven-point swing just before halftime that played a crucial role in a 20-13 road win for the Buckeyes over the third-ranked Nittany Lions.

That prompted a question at Ohio State’s press conference the following Tuesday about whether “the mitts” worked, to which Knowles replied, “Absolutely,” creating the folklore that Igbinosun wore gloves resembling kitchen equipment in practice.

Igbinosun, however, says that never actually happened.

“That's cap. That’s not true,” Igbinosun said after Wednesday’s pro day when asked if he wore “oven mitts” in practice. “I don’t know who made that up, I think it was Jim Knowles … I’ve seen that narrative, but I came back to change the narrative.”
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