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And who the fuck is sabotaging us by telling these dudes that recovery is soft?Right? Where did he hobble off to after that one game where he could barely walk?
And move the freaking hash marks in to NFL standards.Yeah I always wanted CFB rules closer to NFL. Like make the WR catch rules with 2 instead 1 foot for example.
Man. I'd rather we just killed both but my therapist tells me I'm not supposed to say those things out loud.I'd root for a team of Taliban pedophiles before I'd root for tsun.

That's fucking brilliant. Isn't that Walmarts' logo as well? I think he was insinuating that but even if he wasn't

With all due respect, there's only 1 Corps. That guy and the rest of them can go fuck themselves.While living in Texas, worked with a guy from A&M, and when he spoke about 'the Corps' he did so in reverent tones. He readily admitted he was not a part of it, but that it was ingrained into each and every Aggie. The 'twelfth man' was also sacred. As college traditions, he pooh-poohed Script Ohio, Archie, and Victory Bell. We early on decided not to discuss college football team stuff.

Ah, the Benny Hill game. I don't remember who won, but the answer is we all didBonus footage! Gardner got sacked on the play before the pick 6!
Apologies for linking a ND account video.....it's the only video of that play I could find.
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Yeah I always wanted CFB rules closer to NFL. Like make the WR catch rules with 2 instead 1 foot for example.Re: TRENDING: Julian Sayin making it LOOK EASY using an NFL ball in recent workouts.
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NFL footballs are slightly larger, heavier, and shaped differently than college footballs,
featuring a wider nose and no white stripes.
Size and Dimensions
Just sayin': I've always thought that the NCAA should just use the NFL ball. The NCAA should make the transition to the NFL as easy as possible. I'm guessing that the specific ball used by each all comes down to the money.
- NFL Ball Length: 11 to 11.25 inches
- College Ball Length: 10.7/8 to 11.7/16 inches (can feel slightly shorter or rounder)
- Long Circumference: 28 to 28.5 inches for both, though some college balls can taper down to 27 inches depending on the maker
- Short Circumference: 21 to 21.25 inches for both
- Weight: 14 to 15 ounces for both
ND vs Xichigan might be a good time for the big earthquake to hit, centered in/on wherever they are playing....don't think I could root for either team, no way, no how.
No jump spinpass...color me unimpressed.
Right? Where did he hobble off to after that one game where he could barely walk?
I honestly could see many young stars at schools around the country who don't utilize amenities like this, because they grew up not having them and just don't think about them. I remember countless stories of NFL and NBA rookies who had no clue about proper nutrition and were still eating McDonalds and Popeyes before and after games.You can’t make him but it seems wildly inconsistent with the “prepares like a pro” narrative we’ve heard from day one.
I am not doubting that he prepares well and is mature beyond his years in approach. Just noting the oddness of finding out he never uses the recovery room. It’s just a little bizarre
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According to an arrest warrant, a man called police when his truck went missing while it was parked along Keokuk Street in June.
While investigating, an officer searched records at a local scrapyard and found that Matthew Dunn, 35, took the truck there and sold it, the warrant says.
Dunn allegedly provided a bill of sale that fraudulently listed "Kevin King," who police do not believe is a real person, as the seller and himself as the buyer.
According to arrest records, Dunn allegedly pulled similar schemes on four other occasions, starting in May.
Documents show Dunn has spent years legally scrapping vehicles for a living, and even "[demonstrated] his familiarity with the process of transferring vehicles to scrap yards and completing the required ownership documentation."
According to court records, Dunn faces four counts each of theft of a motor vehicle, filing false public records and forgery, as well as one count of simple burglary.
Re: TRENDING: Julian Sayin making it LOOK EASY using an NFL ball in recent workouts.

Right? Where did he hobble off to after that one game where he could barely walk?You can’t make him but it seems wildly inconsistent with the “prepares like a pro” narrative we’ve heard from day one.
I am not doubting that he prepares well and is mature beyond his years in approach. Just noting the oddness of finding out he never uses the recovery room. It’s just a little bizarre