Is it just me, or do these kids seem to get younger each year?

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calibuck said:

Didn't breathe until the clock ran to 0:00. Great result, and plenty of teaching moments until the next big game.

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See oddly I never felt threatened by Texas after the first few drives.

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Former Ohio State Buckeye Orlando Pace on the sidelines before the Ohio State and Texas game at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio on Aug 30, 2025.

Ex-Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer backs son against Hokies​

As it turns out, blood is thicker than longstanding school ties.

Just as Brent Pry predicted.

Former longtime Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer showed up for the Hokies' season opener on Sunday against South Carolina, which is coached by son Shane Beamer, wearing black to support the Gamecocks.

Pry, the current Virginia Tech coach, knew the older Beamer would have to support his son.

At last month's ACC Football Kickoff, Pry was asked about the opening game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium testing Frank Beamer's conflicting loyalties.

"He loves Virginia Tech an awful lot, but he loves his son first," Pry said with a chuckle. "I think if you ask Frank's wife, she'd be like, 'My son is where it's at, you kidding me?'"
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No, I don't hate the man. But I pity any fool who try and take what I got.

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Baylor Head Football Coach Dave Aranda apologizes for offensive statements made at conference

Earlier this week, the advocacy campaign ‘Mascots Matter’ sent an email to Baylor President Linda Livingstone demanding a public apology from Aranda.

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Dammit Dave you had one job this season!

Navy's Blake Horvath is elite college football quarterback who earns no NIL money​

Consider these rankings.

At No. 10 is D.J. Lagway, a five-star recruit from a year ago, a trendy Heisman pick who likely saved Billy Napier’s job and has Florida fans legitimately excited for the first time in years.

At No. 9 is Arch Manning, the most recognizable player in college football, as close to a Chosen One as has existed in football for a long while.

At No. 8 is Blake Horvath. Navy’s quarterback.

That’s the way EA Sports College Football 26 ranked those three quarterbacks ahead of the game’s release this summer, putting Horvath in an elite tier next to the game’s best. He’s part of a top 10 that includes Clemson’s Cade Klubnik, LSU’s Garrett Nussmeier and the rest of the names you’d recognize.

This being college football in 2025, that means everyone on that level is being well-compensated. It’s probably conservative to estimate that every elite quarterback in the country is at least a millionaire, with plenty of those names earning way more than that. Duke quarterback Darian Mensah is making a reported $4 million a year. Klubnik has an NIL valuation of $3.3 million, per On3. Manning is estimated to make more than $6 million.

“It’s funny sometimes to look around and be like, ‘Wow, that guy’s getting $6 million, that guy’s getting $4 million,” Horvath said at American Conference media days in July.

Horvath’s valuation is simple, and it isn’t an estimate. It’s $0.

Athletes at service academies are considered government employees and are not allowed to make money off their name, image and likeness. The service academies are also barred from opting into the House v. NCAA settlement that allowed schools to directly pay athletes for the first time.
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Unlike Manning and Lagway, Horvath was not a five-star recruit. He grew up just outside Columbus, Ohio, born into a family of diehard Buckeye fans. It’d take longer to list the members of his extended family who didn’t go to Ohio State.

A three sport athlete (basketball, baseball and football), Horvath ran the triple-option offense at Hilliard Darby High School. Former coach John Santagata estimates they’d throw the ball an average of five times a game.
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Just sayin': Anyone else a Horvath fan?

scarletandgame is sensationalist trash

billmac91 said:

Terrible trade for the Pack.

Micah is a head case and paying $188M on top of (2) first rounders and a solid DT…..it’s pricey.

Frustrated the Browns didn’t trade Myles Garrett if that’s the type of return they could’ve gotten.

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Hornyak’s 86-Point Game Lives On​

R.I.P.

Just weird. Have to give it to him. Many coaches wouldn't move backwards to potentially move forward, and instead would take some analyst type role.

Pelini went to YSU because he had F U money courtesy of Nebraska, and his kids went to Mooney.

This is just flat out trying to stay relevant.

Kind of rooting for Yurcich.

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Released. Hopefully he catches on somewhere.

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2 former Syracuse football players land on NFL practice squads​

Quarterback Kyle McCord will remain with the Philadelphia Eagles after clearing waivers following his release earlier this week, according to NFL Media’s Tom Pelissero.

Jaxbuck said:

I figured you had some discretionary income. I just worry about people.

I have known so many degenerate gamblers. Makes me think that normal people who do it as a hobby are not the exception.

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They aren't. Many people essentially micro transaction themselves into the red playing parlays.