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Nutriaitch said:

i get that the dude is rich.
but he would need about triple the money Elon Musk is worth to be able to fund everything he’s been alleged to have funded.

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There you go trying to interject logic…..

OREGONSOCKPUPPET said:

People have different opinions on everything and that's ok. Not everybody needs to have your viewpoint or see things your way. You should already know that at your age. But whatever.

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What do you think my "But whatever" meant?

that was a reinforced OLine?

Jagdaddy said:

The way some people speak of George Soros in the real world reminds me of how people speak of John Wick in his world. Ooooh, he's the baba yaga, the boogie man. Never mind that he's 96 years old.

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i get that the dude is rich.
but he would need about triple the money Elon Musk is worth to be able to fund everything he’s been alleged to have funded.

BuckeyeNation27 said:

Which shouldn't garner any respect. But whatever.

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People have different opinions on everything and that's ok. Not everybody needs to have your viewpoint or see things your way. You should already know that at your age. But whatever.

Key Texas offensive lineman ruled ineligible for Ohio State game​

The Longhorns won't have the opportunity to play him against the Buckeyes.



Texas did decide to try to bring back a former player who got a fifth year of eligibility, or so they thought. The Longhorns brought back Cole Hutson, who was invited to the Cowboys' minicamp. However, he didn't sign a contract. Yet, he is still not eligible to play for the Longhorns.

Texas OL not eligible to play against the Ohio State Buckeyes​

During his weekly press conference, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian informed the media that Hutson is still not eligible to play. It is not because of the new SEC rules, but for another reason. Sark did say that he's hoping to have Hutson available at some point this year.

However, Hutson would be a key member of Texas' offensive line if he were able to play. There is a good chance that he would start for them. For him not to be able to play this game is big for the Buckeyes. That should help their defensive line, which struggled to get sacks in Week 1.

The Longhorns have lost to Ohio State in each of the last two seasons. They need as much talent as they can get if they want to reverse that trend. They beat Texas State 59-7 in a game that was never close. Meanwhile, Ohio State smashed Ball State 56-3.

While Hutson is ineligible, the Longhorns will have Trevor Goosby available. He hurt himself in preseason practice but was still able to go in Week 1. There was concern that he could miss the first couple of weeks of the season, but he is good enough to play.

jwinslow said:

So every photographer's worst nightmare is being on camera as that guy who isn't shooting the action on screen. Usually it's a long pass where the shooter isn't ready for it.

Well, I got the TD throw and catch, as well as Jeremiah with his terrifying game face.

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It was pretty clear he was walking to my spot, so I put my camera down to step aside to let him have the space. (NOT obvious from this initial replay lol)

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What does he do? Pulls a quick heisman move while I seemingly stare at him blankly. The fact that I had just vacated the premises is not obvious on most replays. Jeremiah did me dirty

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Love it

Kentucky

Women's College.

BuckBackHome said:

All I know is LinkedIn now allows you to report posts as AI Slop.

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I'll tell my AI agent that runs my LinkedIn to be on the lookout

BuckBackHome said:

This is now a business. At least some, if not all, of the officials at the Big Ten level should be full-time employees.

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It's been a business for a long time.

They still let it be a side hustle for insurance agents.

All I know is LinkedIn now allows you to report posts as AI Slop.

Jaxbuck said:

So we get to see and hear them screw it up in real time?

Oh goodie.

Here's an idea- get better officials, train them better, hold them more accountable for egregious errors or consistent poor performance.

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This is now a business. At least some, if not all, of the officials at the Big Ten level should be full-time employees.

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If CMY plays WMU and it comes down to a Hail Mary, I know who I am taking.

So we get to see and hear them screw it up in real time?

Oh goodie.

Here's an idea- get better officials, train them better, hold them more accountable for egregious errors or consistent poor performance.

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If it were anywhere but Pensacola (or AA) I would side with the human

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RB07OSU said:

I would love to have him in the class and not that it's a one or the other scenario, but I like Blackman even more in Ohio and they're similar players to me. Not saying I don't want him, I just wouldn't lose too much sleep if he picks Bama.

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Watching Blackman stonewall Whyce multiple times last week sold me on him. Blalock would be a cherry on top

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A lawyer criminal

JCOSU86 said:

You know, it's bullshit like this "listing all of M*ch*gan's transgressions" that makes the needs for these huge data centers. There's only so much storage, people.

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Still ruining the internet for everyone, I see.