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Welp, that will about end a good amount of talent that even considered CU

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That’s not a real account that’s a fake account

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DubCoffman62 said:

Filet?

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Yes. Put it on the smoker til 118 finished in an iron skillet with butter, garlic, thyme.

dragurd said:

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Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux said:

Is it shitty?
Yes

Can I blame Tech for doing it?
No

They know they can get away with it so why not try to win at all costs?

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What’s the clinical name for people who do shitty things because they know they can get away with it? Sociopaths? They know it’s wrong. They do it anyway. We really need to bring back consequences.

In a bit of trouble with the law due to a domestic dispute. It appears that side pussy remains undefeated. https://www.denverpost.com/2026/06/08/denver-broncos-jonathon-cooper-domestic-violence/

Decent article re:JK: https://www.denverpost.com/2026/06/08/broncos-jk-dobbins-haters-payton/

Current OSU golfer Vaughn Harber also qualified by going 5 under in the last five holes and then surviving a playoff at the Columbus qualifier.

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Day played quarterback for the University of New Hampshire from 1998-2001. A three-year starter for the Wildcats, Day left UNH as its all-time leader in pass completions (653), completion percentage (59.9%), total offense (8,492 yards) and touchdown passes (53). He was a team captain for the Wildcats as a senior.

A Manchester, New Hampshire native, Day stayed at UNH to start his coaching career, coaching UNH’s tight ends in 2002 before leaving to become a graduate assistant at Boston College in 2003.

Day, who previously returned to UNH in 2024 to serve as the university’s commencement speaker, will be officially inducted into the UNH Athletics Hall of Fame on Oct. 4, 2026 as part of UNH’s homecoming weekend. He’ll be inducted into the Hall of Fame alongside his head coach, Sean McDonnell.

Two Dozen Roses

'67 or '68 - Jim Otis was my first favorite player.

Current Ohio State Golfer Vaughn Harber Qualifies for U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills​

Harber, who just completed his sophomore year at Ohio State, will make his first career major championship start after an impressive showing at the Lakes in Westerville. He opened with a 3-under 67 and followed it with a 2-under 68 to force a three-man playoff for the final qualifying spot. Harber then won the playoff, punching his ticket to the first U.S. Open appearance of his career.

jwinslow said:

So sorry @Mike80 and @AKAK. We just said goodbye to our 15+ year old mutt

Highly recommend this, and if it doesn't fit into your life, it's okay to do it on whatever timing makes sense.

We wanted a young dog in the final 1-2 years of my elder dog's life. He adored his older sister, but in his golden years he did not want an effervescent young dog, so we respected that. It also made it much easier to adopt an adorable new rescue dog shortly after he passed.

Grief is a personal and long road. It does straighten and flatten out though.

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Condolences to all of you. It’s been about 15 months since we lost Brutus. We had a wonderful 15 or so years with him. A rescue dog, that was a Husky/Shephard/something else mix, he was the best do we ever had.

We still talk about him and his antics and he just creeps into my thoughts at the most interesting times. We’ve taken over care of my daughter’s Morkie, but I believe he will be the last. Brutus wasn’t much for pictures so this was a rarety.

So how come you advertise how good they are on an open mic?

Interesting piece to the thread. What defines a 'bust'? Not living up to expectations? According to the Buckeye fanatics, losing any game, or not winning the national championship by definition is a 'bust'. Agree that when you pay these dudes piles of money to come aboard for junior/senior/grad year, and they don't start, make 100 tackles or catch 70 passes or run for a zillion yards, then they might qualify. My truth be told, if a guy comes aboard, and doesn't start, not get significant minutes, nor perform (the above part of this thread might be a tad overstated), then maybe. Guess it amounts to expectations. The LT from Rice was VHT, and couldn't crack the two-deep. Yet he got drafted by the pros...rereading this, appears I'm rambling, so will close. But we all look at these kids, probably more highly paid than the kids that have slogged through for three+ years, and if they don't walk on water, then....

I can respect how the family is playing it. Let their kid go where his heart takes him without outside ($$$$) influence. We've seen quite the opposite in the past. Cough...GENRO...cough.