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QB Lincoln Kienholz (National Champion, transfer to Louisville)

Former Ohio State QB Lincoln Kienholz has a great opportunity right in front of him that he can’t let go to waste

Ex-Ohio State QB Lincoln Kienholz has a chance to make a name for himself in the college football world against a big time SEC opponent to start the season

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Lincoln Kienholz has a chance to shine right away at Louisville

A former four-star recruit in the class of 2023, Kienholz now has a great opportunity in front of him with Louisville, where he is the starting quarterback and has a chance to make a national name for himself right out of the gates. He’ll be playing Ole Miss on the road in Week 1, a game that could generate serious buzz for the Cardinals.

If Louisville can find a way to pull an upset, there’s going to be a lot of talk around them being a potential College Football Playoff team because their schedule isn’t an overly tough one. They play SMU and Florida State, but other than those two games, they should be favored in just about every matchup. I’m not convinced they can’t win both of those games either.

Jeff Brohm Is excited about what Lincoln Kienholz brings to the offense

The Cardinals are going to have a potentially improved offense this year with Kieenholtz bringing a different element that head coach Jeff Brohm is excited about: his dual-threat ability.

“I think he brings us some dimensions and skills that we have not had before,” Brohm said recently. “He’s a great athlete. He can run. He can extend plays. He can throw on the run. And he enjoys doing that.”

Kienholz transferred away from Ohio State to get a chance to be the starter somewhere else, and he found that chance with Louisville. Right out of the gates in Week 1, he’s going to have a chance to put himself in the national spotlight in one of the better Week 1 games the college football world will have a chance to take in.

It’s going to be a great opportunity for the former Buckeye who still has plenty of fans in Columbus.

Just sayin': Too bad Louisville doesn't play ND or DaU in the regular season. The only 2 ranked teams that they play are Ole Miss (9) and SMU (19). Louisville is ranked 24 in the AP and 26 in the Coaches Poll. It looks like the ACC (with the exception of DaU) could really suck this year; which means Louisville could actually be in contention for the ACC Championship Game.
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PG/SG Kelsey Mitchell (Big POY, 3x All-American, OSU All-time Leading Scorer, WNBA All-Rookie Team, 3X WNBA All Star, All-WNBA, Indiana Fever)

Clark, Mitchell combine for 68 in Fever's blowout win over Sun

Mitchell notched her 24th straight 20-point outing in the Fever's final game before a three-week break for the FIBA Women's World Cup. Indiana has won seven of nine as Clark, Aliyah Boston and White head to Berlin for the tournament. Boston scored 14 points.

Clark and Mitchell dominated the action for the Fever on Friday, scoring or assisting on 92 of the team's 111 points, the third most in a game in WNBA history, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. They set the record Sunday at the Chicago Sky with 98.
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Technology Gone Wild: Rise of the Machines

Is it bad if one starts arguing with AI?

I was asking chat about a tennis facility I belong to. Specifically the court materials. It gave me the wrong number of courts. I gave up after telling it three times the actual number of courts and it continued to give me the wrong count.

Almost Intelligent = AI

Was it Gemini?
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QB1 Julian Sayin (All B1G, B1G Frosh of Year, All American, National Frosh of Year, National Champion)

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Re: "a prominent draft analyst"...... :lol:

Just sayin': I guess after ESPN fired his ass, McShay has to keep saying something (controversial?) to appear to still be relevant (if he ever actually was). He does cover his ass by comparing Sayin to HOF QB Drew Brees though.

:lol:
So I guess that means he has to come back next year .....
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College Football Playoffs Discussion (12/16/24 Team Format)

That’s what I was thinking, but then the rule says the player is suspended for the first half of the next game “if the [second] foul occurs in the second half of a game.” Maybe they mean a subsequent game?
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but I am pretty sure we'll learn it the hard way this year.
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College Football Playoffs Discussion (12/16/24 Team Format)

So as I understand it, you get called for targeting in 1H, you still play then have to sit out 2nd half so I guess you technically could get a second targeting penalty in the 1st half?

I dunno. Its CFB targeting rules so I'm sure it's fucked up.
That’s what I was thinking, but then the rule says the player is suspended for the first half of the next game “if the [second] foul occurs in the second half of a game.” Maybe they mean a subsequent game?
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College Football Playoffs Discussion (12/16/24 Team Format)

“If a player is flagged for targeting for the first time, he will only be suspended for the second half of the current game, instead of the second half and the first half of his team's next contest. If the player is called for his second targeting penalty, he will then be suspended for the first half of the next game, if the foul occurs in the second half of a game.”

I must be missing something. How can a player get a second targeting foul in the second half if he is suspended from the second half for the first foul?


So as I understand it, you get called for targeting in 1H, you still play then have to sit out 2nd half so I guess you technically could get a second targeting penalty in the 1st half?

I dunno. Its CFB targeting rules so I'm sure it's fucked up.
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College Football Playoffs Discussion (12/16/24 Team Format)

“If a player is flagged for targeting for the first time, he will only be suspended for the second half of the current game, instead of the second half and the first half of his team's next contest. If the player is called for his second targeting penalty, he will then be suspended for the first half of the next game, if the foul occurs in the second half of a game.”

I must be missing something. How can a player get a second targeting foul in the second half if he is suspended from the second half for the first foul?

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USC Trojans (official thread)

Hook me up with two of those $6 tics where I can watch an incredibly bad product from seats where you can’t see anything. Stepping over piles of feces on the way into and out of the venue is a bonus.

I'd pay $6 just to watch all the crazy hot poon walking around
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