Herb Kirkstreit said:

Yeah, Ima go no on that undercooked bacon.

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That bacon looks perfect as does the Sammie….nice @DubCoffman62

Herb Kirkstreit said:

Yeah, Ima go no on that undercooked bacon.

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did you know that bacon is a cured meat and you can eat it raw?

DubCoffman62 said:

Bacon and egg sandwich with Muenster cheese on a Cristal burber bun

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Yeah, Ima go no on that undercooked bacon.

Bacon and egg sandwich with Muenster cheese on a Cristal burber bun

A lot of smoke for Golden State.

He is taking his talents elsewhere. But where?

@BuckBackHome :
I think LJsr has always taken the familial approach to recruiting. And it worked very well for decades. But with NIL, the grandpa role only goes so far when OSU was getting outbid by tens of thousands of dollars(if not more). It was said by many OSU insiders if OSU was able to open up check book and get creative to find ways for additional revenue, than we would see LJsr see more success. The '27 class is showing what he can do with an influx of money now(and the OSU athletic dept. realizing that there is no one enforcing anything).
@calibuck :
OSU(and pretty much all D1 programs) utilizes it's NIL for in house deals. BUT they also have access to outside funds from major corporations as well and that is also considered NIL. Your 5star talent is getting a bulk of their NIL from national brands, and little from the OSU collective. That's why OSU is able to match or come close to Tennessee's offer for DGG, or how they were able to secure JJ from Miami and still keep him. I'm sure Jamier Brown's biggest deal is through Adidas, and he'll make very little from the OSU collective. But someone like Jordan Donahoo may have most if not all his NIL come from the collective. But if he becomes a starter than I can see the collective fall back, but then some national brands contact him. I can see Isaiah West have a similar trajectory to that example if he's in the 2 deep the next few years(I could also see frosh like Boyd, Perez and Wilhelm possibly fitting in that scenario as well).

OHSportsFan said:

Still too young. Bulls legend.

Was funny on the mic too.

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I remember when he was at Oklahoma back in their glory days. Those were some good teams. Billy Tubbs, Mookie Blaylock, Harvey Grant.

Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux said:

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This belongs in the Pussification of America thread. Why be expelled for having a little fun? Back in the day we all did crazy shit like this.

brodybuck21 said:

@Thump

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Bagmen

AKAK said:

And your approach is the best, pick your spot and rip it. None of this stutter step idiocy...

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The fact they allow it is stupid to begin with, to be honest. Then you add in how many times the moron outpsyches himself and misses the goal by a mile or hits it right at the keeper for the easiest save they've had since the U13s, and it is just a recipe for disaster. The people who are truly good at it don't care where the keeper is...they hit a penalty good enough to beat them anyway 90% of the time.

The good news is the "higher end" JUCO guys slide right in for Simpson and Eckelman.

Plenty of options at catcher. The JUCO guy, will be Sophomore Austin Rose who's tearing it up in summer wood bat ball, and incoming freshman Jeffrey Claycomb from Texas who was a top 15 catcher recruit nationally.

Hopefully no more last-minute ship jumps before the entry window closes at midnight tonight.

I put 5 on them blowing it late in the game, then fell asleep. woke up to a 20 payout.

BuckeyeNation27 said:

I joined my high school's soccer team because my friends were on it and it was a way to get out of class. I didn't know what I was doing, but neither did any of the rest of them.......we were very very very bad. During summer conditioning, our practice field was right at the edge of a forest. My buddy suggested that we all boot our penalty kicks well over the goal and deep into the forest. I was trying to fit in, so I volunteered to go first. I blasted that mother fucker as hard as I could. I don't think I've kicked a ball as pure or as hard as I kicked that one. I wanted it to take about 20 minutes to find.

It went directly into the top right corner. Harry Kane couldn't have placed it any better. It hit the top of the net before it hit the back.

And that's how I became the PK guy on my high school soccer team.

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And your approach is the best, pick your spot and rip it. None of this stutter step idiocy...

shetuck said:

This made me remember some kind of study they did in Germany about ten years ago relating to success factors in penalty shootouts, because they somehow realized (because they’re Germans ) that a vast majority of World Cup and UEFA championship league matches were decided on penalty kicks… and they wanted to understand what can be done to prepare better.

So I went back and looked… fwiw here’s the research: https://fis.dshs-koeln.de/en/public...eterminant-of-sport-performance-how-to-succe/

Interesting take… but I guess at some point everyone can learn how to out-German the Germans lol

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Bucklion said:

Top corner…love those

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I joined my high school's soccer team because my friends were on it and it was a way to get out of class. I didn't know what I was doing, but neither did any of the rest of them.......we were very very very bad. During summer conditioning, our practice field was right at the edge of a forest. My buddy suggested that we all boot our penalty kicks well over the goal and deep into the forest. I was trying to fit in, so I volunteered to go first. I blasted that mother fucker as hard as I could. I don't think I've kicked a ball as pure or as hard as I kicked that one. I wanted it to take about 20 minutes to find.

It went directly into the top right corner. Harry Kane couldn't have placed it any better. It hit the top of the net before it hit the back.

And that's how I became the PK guy on my high school soccer team.

Hopefully, we get JDD and DGG. IMO, that would be GR8.

BuckeyeNation27 said:

This seems like standard lawyering

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Many of the people in awe of it are Bama fans who are accustomed to hiring public defenders for their domestic abuse cases.

This seems like standard lawyering