Tanner said:

I saw Aroldis Chapman has a 1.00 e.ra with the Red Sox this year. I couldn't remember who the Reds got back for him when they traded him to the Yankees so I looked it up. This might be the pooh poohiest pu pu platter of all time---Eric Jagielo, Caleb Cotham, Rookie Davis, Tony Renda. Literally never heard of any of them.

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Cotham, Davis, and Renda all appeared for the Reds for short stints, but they all sucked hard. Yanks traded him to the Cubs not long after and got more for him than the Reds did, including Gleyber Torres.

Absolutely pitiful. There’s a reason why this organization has sucked for 30 years.

osuvictory1 said:

Serious question: why do TTUN fans always do this? Why can't they help themselves? I have a feeling that most of their fans don't find this cringe worthy.

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They can't help themselves. They are raving about their WRs over on GoBlow as well.

This after throwing for 250 yards against a team who finished 129/134 in pass D (they allowed over 350 passing yards 6 times) last year while also being on their 3rd set of coaches in 3 years. It's about as close to playing a HS defense as you can get when it comes to FBS competition.

This game vs New Mexico would be concerning for most fan bases. They are probably worse than last year (Their good running QB transferred to Utah and they replaced him with a FCS player) and last year they lost to Arizona (4-8) and Auburn (5-7) by more than Michigan this year. But of course DFBIA is out here acting like it was a star studded performance

Maybe the comeback victory today will spur on a hot streak to close out the season?

Actual "goodness" involving a fiery crash: https://www.si.com/college-football...ves-mans-life-by-pulling-him-out-of-fiery-car

I saw Aroldis Chapman has a 1.00 e.ra with the Red Sox this year. I couldn't remember who the Reds got back for him when they traded him to the Yankees so I looked it up. This might be the pooh poohiest pu pu platter of all time---Eric Jagielo, Caleb Cotham, Rookie Davis, Tony Renda. Literally never heard of any of them.

osuvictory1 said:

Serious question: why do TTUN fans always do this? Why can't they help themselves? I have a feeling that most of their fans don't find this cringe worthy.

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Gotta get that September Heisman locked up early this year in case reality comes next week.

DZ83CK said:

Talk about bad mojo, according to Paul Keels & Co, Coach John Cooper is ringing the victory bell pregame. It's fitting "We're going to kick their ass" Cooper is one of the first choices for ringing the pregame victory bell.

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Good. Gets it out of the way before he can do real harm.

Talk about bad mojo, according to Paul Keels & Co, Coach John Cooper is ringing the victory bell pregame. It's fitting "We're going to kick their ass" Cooper is one of the first choices for ringing the pregame victory bell.

Ke'Bryan Hayes 3 more hits

What a range of emotions in that 9th inning!

Reds giveth away Reds taketh. Really happy for Marte - he was having a tough day at the plate after having been so good for us lately.

Serious question: why do TTUN fans always do this? Why can't they help themselves? I have a feeling that most of their fans don't find this cringe worthy.

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Florida State freshman Ethan Pritchard shot, hospitalized​

Florida State freshman linebacker Ethan Pritchard was shot Sunday night and is in critical but stable condition in intensive care at a Tallahassee-area hospital, the school said Monday.

According to the Gadsden County Sheriff's Office, Pritchard was in a vehicle outside an apartment building when the shooting happened Sunday night in Havana, Florida, which is about 16 miles from Tallahassee, near the Georgia state line.

An investigation into the shooting is ongoing.

Florida State coach Mike Norvell said Monday during his weekly news conference that he was at the hospital with Pritchard's family Sunday night.

"It's obviously an extremely tragic event for the young man," Norvell said. "Grateful for all the medical support he was able to receive. Our football team, coaches, family are all here to support them. We're praying for all parts of him and the journey that's ahead. Definitely appreciate the support from everybody in the community that we feel."

In its statement, Florida State said Pritchard was visiting family at the time he was shot.

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I’m sure Manuel knows what this is like. Guy couldn’t read frozen donner
Microwave instructions; so he knows how easy it was for coordinators to confuse the fuck out of him.

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here is a 4k torrent but it is in 2 parts (1st half and 2nd half) from tenyardtracker.com

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Trying to give full critiques of throws without the all-22 is fucking comedy. Especially when you grade every throw in a vaccuum and don't tie multiple points together from various concepts same or similar throughout the game.


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Similar to how the Seahawks structured a lot of their defensive fronts in the early days of Pete Carroll. Except they'd often play their LEO weakside.

Pagan trying out to be all-time pitcher for the Home Run Derby. Jeebus, even the foul balls were gone.

Captain Buckeye said:

I have to say and this will be unpopular… but I think JJ needs to be better than he was. Easy enough for a guy like me to say that I know. He’s still the best in college football but whatever it is about Texas.

It wasn’t the drops (those aren’t common) but to me his body language wasn’t great all game, was allowing himself to get pushed around more than you’d think, and there were a number of motion plays where after he motioned across he didn’t even turn upfield. Instead just sort of slowed into a jog facing the sidelines.

He acknowledged in the season his job this year might be decoy a lot of the time. I don’t think he handled that well on Saturday.

He’ll be fine obviously. He’s a young player still but I was kind of surprised to see him visibly irritated (not greatly but I could tell at least) this early in the year. He’s going to need to prepare himself because this is the blue print now.

He’ll rebound and he’ll be fine but for sure have noticed he can get himself off his game.

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He came across as someone pushing to change the narrative that Texas can shut him down. After Sayin missed him getting single coverage his frustration showed and he kept looking upfield too quickly. They only threw the ball downfield a few plays and Texas was keying on screens to him.

Don’t think it’ll be an issue going forward. WRs get more frustrated because their ability to make big plays is mostly dependent on gameplan and situational awareness/ability of the QB. Getting a big win and trusting the process helps too.

ESPiN is pushing for LSU.

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I'd say we'd take him but he'd be a downgrade. And Hartline doesn't take transfers lol.

I felt like the vibe going in was that they believed in each other, and MP. Now, it's, as Urban would say, testimony not theory. The rest of the schedule better look the fuck out. This defense will be better than last year's.

The Reds have to lead MLB in failure to score on leadoff triples. Like, maybe in any season ever.

1926Buckeyes said:

Not as bad as I expected. Seemed a bit hesitant a few times and choose safe options over a few cutbacks or bounces that could’ve lost yards.

Still showed impressive burst a few times. Hard to judge based just on this game. Zeke didn’t have over 60 yards until his 4th game, so I hope he gets plenty of time to adjust and get comfortable.

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Yeah, I see one obvious bad read (0:59 mark) and a couple less than optimal reads in there (last couple runs in the clip). But you can also see the explosiveness and shiftiness in there (e.g., at the 0:28 mark). The Texas defense was fast to attack the ball and he was facing an 8 man box through much of the day - by design just not a lot of wiggle room in the running game.