Maybe after the Bama afterglow wears off, someone might feel him out on his commitment, probably talk up the positives of the Buckeyes year (maybe a good OL showing against Texas). Maybe some peer recruiting? Town Council having a 'Blaylock to tOSU' Day.....

Would expect every scrap of negative pub by the other team would be used as bulletin-board fodder. Last year vows especially. People have a tendency to forgive, but not forget. That's probably why the opposing coach pressers are sickenly sweet.

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That looks fake as shit

Stony brook

Jaxbuck said:

How many rules are they going to have to make to fix something tsun just did?

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Have one rule to rule them all ….

Just ban those cocksuckers from everything. They bring nothing of value to the world. Fuck them ….

Thump said:

ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit Announces Donation to LSU After Facing ‘Narcissistic’ Attacks

Most college football fans love a good sideline dog, but ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit might have pushed that affection a little too far this time. When he tried turning his famous golden retriever, Peter, into a full-fledged retail brand, he did not get the cozy response he expected.

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That's quite vague, whether in the amount they're talking about, or whether the support is tied to the common scheme to ask customers to round up for a charity, where they're not actually making a donation or losing a cent of revenue. In those scenarios, they're actually making more money by having you support the charity.

1. Do something pathetic for attention
2. Get called out for being a pathetic attention whore
3. Fabricate some excuse why it’s not pathetic attention-whoring, such as “it’s for charity!”
4. Rinse and repeat

This fucking guy.

How many rules are they going to have to make to fix something tsun just did?

I am downloading and I will see what I can do with it as far as removing commercials etc.

EDIT: Attached here. About 6.25GB and no commercials.

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ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit Announces Donation to LSU After Facing ‘Narcissistic’ Attacks

Most college football fans love a good sideline dog, but ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit might have pushed that affection a little too far this time. When he tried turning his famous golden retriever, Peter, into a full-fledged retail brand, he did not get the cozy response he expected.

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Yet despite the heavy online backlash, the sales generated from those shirt racks will still end up helping local dog charities and vet students in the game-day cities they visit.....

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But they can draft arch and have two full years before the end...

Mike80 said:

I think we all know how this is going to play out...at least publicly...

SEC will say "we're holding a vote to boot LSU from the SEC SEC SEC where it JUST MEANS MORE"

LSU: The fuck you will.

SEC: "Yes, we will"

LSU: Nuh uh

SEC: "yes huh"

Thursday comes around....

SEC: "We're going to vote now"

LSU: Mea culpa you win

SEC: "See?! It just means MORE!!"

And then ESECPN will slobber the knob for a couple weeks about how the "most powerful conference ever ever, even above the early 90s NFC East" made LSU bend the knee.

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Public or private the end is SEC wins, LSU loses.

There is no way around that.

You can't fight city hall. Especially when city hall controls the tv money.

I think we all know how this is going to play out...at least publicly...

SEC will say "we're holding a vote to boot LSU from the SEC SEC SEC where it JUST MEANS MORE"

LSU: The fuck you will.

SEC: "Yes, we will"

LSU: Nuh uh

SEC: "yes huh"

Thursday comes around....

SEC: "We're going to vote now"

LSU: Mea culpa you win

SEC: "See?! It just means MORE!!"

And then ESECPN will slobber the knob for a couple weeks about how the "most powerful conference ever ever, even above the early 90s NFC East" made LSU bend the knee.

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SOMETHING is going on, because what we know publicly doesn't add up.

Texas is Texas, I get that.
but you telling me Missouri, South Carolina, and Kentucky are voting for this because LSU might maybe add former "pro players" when they themselves are trying to do the same thing?

I mean if I'm an SEC president at one of those schools and I see them going after LSU, I'd wonder what's to stop them from coming after one of those schools going forward?

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The NCAA is dead or at least dying. That creates the power vacuum.

The SEC is one of the two big gangs trying to step into that spot.

This is them demonstrating power by bringing a loose cannon under control. They will over react to make a point.

Think about it in those terms and it makes sense. The NFL player stuff is just theater, they need a pretext.

NCAA establishes 'standard timing protocol' in wake of Michigan win​

The NCAA is issuing new guidance "to establish a standard timing protocol that ensures consistency in the administration of all college football games," in the wake of Michigan's controversial 13-12 victory over Western Michigan on Saturday.

ESPN obtained a copy of a memo from NCAA national coordinator of officials Ron Snodgrass, which was approved by the NCAA's secretary rules editor, Matt Young.

"The official time for all college football games is the time displayed on the in-stadium game clock," the memo said. "When a replay review requires time to be restored or otherwise adjusted, the replay official's decision will be based on the embedded game clock contained within the program feed. If the broadcaster is unable to provide an embedded game clock, the replay official will use the game-clock graphic displayed as part of the broadcast feed.

"This timing protocol should be followed consistently at all institutions and game sites."

Had that guidance been in place and followed Saturday, Michigan would not have been given an extra play and Western Michigan would have won the game 12-7, based on the clock shown on the NBC broadcast.....
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