Sometime, somewhere, saw a video of a singer (very much a visual treat), singing with her real voice, and then after it had passed through a synthesizer (?). Took the sour notes away, and made this vision of delight sound like an angel, instead of a saw sawing wood. In my experience, mostly church, have heard wonderful voices emanate from nice people, but not the ones that sell a billion dollars worth of tickets to concerts. Tend to understand how this phenomena could work for an album, naturally, but not certain how would work live in concert. Maybe you younger concert-goers might clear the fog away for me/us.

It's a little nippy outside today!

You all are stuck in the past, talking about those bush league awards. The Herbie Awards are the present and future. And Sayin is starting to close the gap with Simpson! Should be an exciting finish.

Sweet!

I would say that "elite" is much more of a thing specific to a season. For example, Ohio State has been elite for a couple of years, but not every year. Indiana has probably never ever been elite, but they may be elite this year.
Using my interpretation, I would say that Oregon has been elite at times in the past. But they aren't elite very often.

Great point exhawg. Well, the NFL folk do! It's called the draft. Yeah, I get that alot of teams draft according to needs, but overall, the draft shows where the pros place the collegiate players that come out. And beyond that, believe that the contract renewals also show who's doing well. Believe there's plenty of first rounders that - for whatever reason- don't get that big second contract, given to those players that produce in the pros. 'Not all that glitters is gold'.....

Where is he doing that news conference? It looks like there's probably a fold-out table right next to his where Cub Scouts are selling popcorn.

heisman said:

No one named Burrows ever won the Heisman.

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Too lazy at that moment to check on the “s”. I did wonder though.

ORD_Buckeye said:

And fuck you guys who were rooting against IU because some of their fans got a little pissy. There is no level of pain that the pedsters aren't due for. I love that they lost almost as much as I love how they lost.

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Personally, I like how they lost a smidge more.

Jaxbuck said:

Same shit people said around here for three years.

His defense was pretty good, except when it wasn’t

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It's almost like it only works in the B12 or in either the B10 (or SEC) when you have 11 guys on the field who would play on Sundays.

What if I just never get to watch Georgia football again?
How might my life change if YTTV and ABC/Disney never reach an agreement?

Would I be a better husband? Father? Lose 20lbs?
Get a cool new hobby? Write the next great American novel?

MGMT said:

Evil Day

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Amen

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This is the funniest thing I’ve ever seen.

BB73 said:

So when Nick retired, the Buckeyes got 3 transfers from Bama.

The guy who finished his eligibility last year, Seth McLaughlin, won the Remington Trophy.

The other 2 are Caleb Downs and Julian Sayin. Does anybody think all 3 guys won’t end up winning National Individual Awards?

Thanks, Nick.

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Always a Buckeye :p

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This is not funny. At all.

Kind of crazy how one great catch can change the narrative. Mendoza didn't get his toes inbound, it was a great effort by the WR. That PSU DB should have never let him get a toe in. I want to beat Indiana so bad that they don't get a CFP bye.

So when Nick retired, the Buckeyes got 3 transfers from Bama.

The guy who finished his eligibility last year, Seth McLaughlin, won the Remington Trophy.

The other 2 are Caleb Downs and Julian Sayin. Does anybody think all 3 guys won’t end up winning National Individual Awards?

Thanks, Nick.

So USC had to cheat to beat Northwestern? Not just that, but their scam will only work once, so it isn't like they can try it again in a game that matters, since everyone will keep their eye out for jersey number shenanigans from now on.

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The play before Mendoza’s ”Heisman moment”, he was hit and the ball went tantalizingly toward the line of scrimmage, managung to hit the turf in the middle of 3 different Pedsters, all just a couple of yards away. Had that ball taken a slightly different path, he would have ended the day with 2 picks and no TD passes and would have dropped out of the top-2 in the betting. But Gus and most casual viewers overreacted to Mendoza’s chances when Cooper made a great catch to stay inbounds by about a quarter of an inch.

It will still very probably be decided at the CCG in Indy.

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He was bailed out twice by receivers and once by dumb luck on that drive.