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2025 scUM Shenanigans, Arguments, Arrogant Twatwaffles, Emasculated Cucks, Feckless Marmots, Dirty Cheaters "Mid"chigan

Steve19
BB73 said:
Here’s the page he went out on. He was bitching about the constant mocking of Charlie Weis, got into an argument with @Steve19, and it looks like I gave him an infraction that put his accumulated ‘demerits’ past the permaban limit.

Hard to believe this was way back in 2009.

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If you're out there NDC, call me. So missing your wise insights.:dance2::groove2::gagnam::pimp:
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Penn State Cult (Joe Knew)

Zurp
Mike80 said:
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Sandusky trial "victim's" wife comes forward - Forums

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1. Even if one of those who testified as a victim lied, doesn't mean they all did.
2. Here's my favorite line:
The prosecuting attorneys et al should be charged.
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Charge a prosecuting attorney? Can you imagine the precedent that would set?
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WR Brandon Inniss, Captain (National Champion)

Zurp
Read if you want to. My point to posting it is to bitch about terrible journalism. Subheadline says, "Ryan Day says Brandon Innis could lose starting job to star underclassmen." But, when reading the article, it doesn't actually say that Day said anything like that. Here's what Day said:
When he was asked about how Graham and Porter are developing, Day said: “They’re there. They’re right there, right on the doorstep. We need them."
Graham has looked especially good in limited time, including Ohio State's spring game and his one reception this season. He's a downfield burner who creates effortless separation and big plays. Consistency and route-running are areas for improvement, but the second-year freshman clearly has a higher ceiling than Inniss and is in line to start in 2026.
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Clearly a higher ceiling? Based on what? Maybe I'm used to writing engineering reports, but you don't come up with a conclusion like that before you have any supporting facts.
We need someone like Mike Gundy to call this turd out in a press conference. I mean, I don't think Day is 40, yet, so he can't do it.
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2025 scUM Shenanigans, Arguments, Arrogant Twatwaffles, Emasculated Cucks, Feckless Marmots, Dirty Cheaters "Mid"chigan

Thump
Zurp said:
That's pretty much my recollection of the conversation.

I don't remember any conversations about Greg Oden or Sweet BBQ.

I do remember him saying that 2004 Notre Dame could beat 2004 Ohio State. And even he was referring to the Ohio State team that beat *ichigan that year. I don't know remember about 2004 Notre Dame, but I remember thinking that he was full of it on that one.

Now, I just think it was silly of me to care what he thought about it.
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Penn State's Allar has ankle surgery, sources say

Penn State quarterback Drew Allar underwent successful surgery Wednesday on his broken left ankle, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel.
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Sources: Penn State's Drew Allar undergoes surgery on ankle​

Penn State quarterback Drew Allar underwent successful surgery Wednesday on his broken left ankle, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel.

Allar is on track for a full recovery, as his timeline to return to working out will be sometime in the upcoming months, sources said.

The three-year Nittany Lions starter broke the ankle in Saturday's 22-21 home loss to Northwestern. He tried to scramble for a first down late in the fourth quarter, but after being sandwiched by two tacklers, he couldn't get up and grabbed his left leg. Allar had to be helped off the field and was carted to the locker room.
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The injury likely ends Allar's college career. Because he has played more than four games in each of the past four years, he has no more eligibility. The only way his career could be extended is if there's an NCAA eligibility change.

Allar considered leaving early for the NFL after guiding Penn State to the College Football Playoff semifinals last season, but he came back to compete for a national championship and improve his draft standing.

Just sayin': That ↑ sure didn't work out too good...... :lol:
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