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2026 scUM Shenanigans, Arguments, Arrogant Twatwaffles, Emasculated Cucks, Feckless Marmots, Dirty Cheaters "Mid"chigan

I remember thinking this after Fields came back in and threw the TD to Wilson. Jimmy looks up at the scoreboard and knows he’s never getting out from under this boot and his entire career is fucked.

Can’t wait till he’s run out of LA.

Maybe that was the play. I don't actually recall which one did it but I do recall that look. You could take that video and sell it as watching a man snap inside, live on national tv.

He had a thousand yard stare quality which was different than his usual "cow chewing it's cud" stare he normally has.
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Should semipro/college players be paid, or allowed to sell their stuff? (NIL and Revenue Sharing)

Stanford players are maybe taking the first meaningful step toward unionization.

It's worth the read. They make some good points and it's all very much in the spirit of "make it exist, then make it perfect" kind of view which is the only way all of this gets sorted imo. They also take a slap at Penn State out of nowhere so there is that too.

"There's some legislation going on trying to standardize a lot of the stuff in college football and give us a legal standard. I have a couple issues with it," Umeh said. "College football players should have a voice on the future. They know what works best for them and their teams. I'm not saying college football should be run by the players, but I think the players should have more of a voice."

That is what I have been getting at regarding the proposed bill from congress. The players have no say, it's just the old powers that be trying to still be the only powers that be and dressing it up in language of "good for the sport".

Personally, I don't see why the good football players or basketball players would want to voluntarily join up but overall, this step does have to be taken.

I also still don't see how you lump nonrevenue athletes with revenue athletes but time will tell.
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Neal Shipley (PGA Golf Pro)

Appears that the pros like the courses that give them a 'putting contest'. With numbers at -16 etc, they like rolling them in. Heard that when they play the ATT, they didn't like Poppy Hills, as there were a bunch of 'buried elephants' in the greens. That's why the Open courses, -6 seems to win. Tougher rough, holes hidden behind bunkers, stuff that would be a living h*** for golfers like you and me. Here's hoping Neal takes this setback as a challenge, and works his fanny off to correct, enhance his game. Is Moldama (sp) Neal's teammate still on the level 2? Thanks.
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2027 OH LB Brayton Feister (Oregon Verbal)

Different scenarios though. He was brought in as a FB, Feister is a RB, who will want to be in the rotation. Boren was the only FB. And he had 12att for 25yds in 3yrs playing RB, Feister will transfer after 1 year if he has that many carries in a season. And in the NIL era, Boren isn't commanding close to the money Feister is

I think the ship has sailed on Feister, as other teams have started to up their NIL deals as well. And I wouldn't want OSU to get in a bidding war with Oregon over player they don't see as a Plan A type of player.
In this NIL world I would love to see a true Iso FB on tOSU's roster. There has to be some 3 star Ohio boys itching to be Buckeyes who could do it.
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Kansas City Chiefs (official thread)


The wife of Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy was shot Sunday night at the couple's home in Virginia, sources told ESPN.

According to sources, Mia Bieniemy, 57, has been hospitalized. Police in Loudoun County, Virginia, confirmed that a person was being treated for "serious injuries" but did not disclose the person's identity.

Eric Bieniemy was with the Chiefs earlier Sunday in St. Joseph, Missouri, at the campus of Missouri Western State for the team's second practice of training camp.

Loudoun County Sheriff's Office spokesperson Leah Pau said Monday that police arrived at a home located on the 20000 block of Northpark Drive in Ashburn, Virginia, at 7:32 p.m. ET on Sunday.

The Chiefs said in a statement they are "aware of the incident involving Eric Bieniemy's family," but did not provide further details.

Bieniemy rejoined the Chiefs earlier this year as their offensive coordinator, a position he previously held from 2018 to 2022.
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2027 OH LB Brayton Feister (Oregon Verbal)

Different scenarios though. He was brought in as a FB, Feister is a RB, who will want to be in the rotation. Boren was the only FB. And he had 12att for 25yds in 3yrs playing RB, Feister will transfer after 1 year if he has that many carries in a season. And in the NIL era, Boren isn't commanding close to the money Feister is

I think the ship has sailed on Feister, as other teams have started to up their NIL deals as well. And I wouldn't want OSU to get in a bidding war with Oregon over player they don't see as a Plan A type of player.
See, those arguments at least make sense. Thank you for that. Cheers!
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