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I love watching these two, Tony and Tom, and enjoying their bid heads, broad smiles, and brotherly chemistry.

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I agree. Totally my favs on the beat. Especially since recruiting is less of an emphasis these days. I still think Birm is the best in the biz on the recruiting front, but for pure Buckeye entertainment value? Tom and Tony all day long.

From everything being said on Sirius, this thing is politically dead if the B1G and SEC maintain a common front against it.

“David.”

Just saw Metric for the third time with Stars and Broken Social Scene as openers. Good, high energy show. Played the Fillmore in Denver, which I’d consider a medium-sized theatre venue. I stood about 25 feet from the stage.

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his diet

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It's a solecism to even put a pronoun describing Heupel next to the word "diet".

Brock Huard’s son

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Ex-Raiders WR Henry Ruggs denied parole nearly 5 years after crash​

Former Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Henry Ruggs III was denied parole Thursday, nearly five years after a drunken driving crash that killed 23-year-old Tina Tintor and her dog in Las Vegas.

Ruggs, 27, will be eligible for parole again on Aug. 24, 2027, and could appear before the Nevada Board of Parole Commissioners next May.

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Broncos reward coach Sean Payton with new 5-year contract​

The Denver Broncos have signed coach Sean Payton to a new five-year contract, the team announced Thursday.

Payton, 62, had two years remaining on his current contract. This five-year deal replaces that contract. Financial details of Payton's new deal were not disclosed.

Payton led the Broncos to the AFC Championship Game in his third season as the Broncos' coach after guiding Denver to a 14-3 regular-season record in 2025.

Payton's extension comes after the Broncos agreed to a five-year extension with general manager George Paton last month. Now both men are under contract with the organization through the 2030 season.

I think with Oregon, Ohio State, ND, Indiana, and Miami (FL)..there is a good chance an SEC team doesn't win the championship again this year. The best chances are Texas and Georgia I would think and we all know Texas likes to piss down their leg when it really matters.

I expect Oregon, OSU, and Indiana to make the playoffs. USC is my wild card in the conference. If Riley can't get it done with this team this year, will he ever?

Hey, don't forget basketball players! The courage and stick-to-itnivess when facing a run by other team, and the grit and determination to climb back out of that hole to retake the lead, probably more than once a game, is also a trait one wants in a teammate, or work candidate.

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Noted the offer from UK, but surprisingly, didn't see one from Louisville. Which, I believe I saw, is his hometown. Maybe he doesn't have the hops to be a UL basketball player? (noted tongue in cheek).

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Oh he's definitely been offered by Louisiville