Tanner said:

0 sacks is not great if we're nitpicking

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Back to back games?

I thought Dabo had an NIL deal with god?

muffler dragon said:

Alcohol's fine. It's caffeinated products that are the problem (if I remember Mormon doctrine correctly).

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You misremembered.

Feel bad for Princeton. :(

Sign using school colors outside Wrigley today:

“ OUR WAITLIST is your DEAN’S LIST ”

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I mean, if he's really serious and sticks to it, cool.

A certain frosty-tipped ESECPN commentator should take notes.

John Beam, coach featured on Netflix's 'Last Chance U,' dies after shooting on campus at Laney College​

Beam retired as Laney's coach in 2024 before becoming athletic director​

John Beam, the Laney College athletic director and former football coach who was featured in Netflix's "Last Chance U," died Friday morning after being shot on campus Thursday, authorities said. A suspect has been arrested in connection with the shooting, the Oakland Police Department said Friday.

The incident, the second school-related shooting in Oakland in as many days, occurred just before noon at the college's fieldhouse. Officers found Beam suffering from gunshot wounds, and he was taken to a hospital. The college was placed on lockdown shortly afterward.

"My thoughts are with coach John Beam and his loved ones," Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee shared in a statement. "We are praying for him. Coach Beam is a giant in Oakland -- a mentor, an educator and a lifeline for thousands of young people. For over 40 years, he has shaped leaders on and off the field, and our community is shaken alongside his family."

Beam, 66, became a nationally recognized figure after "Last Chance U" chronicled Laney's 2019 season. Before retiring as coach in 2024 and moving into the athletic director position, he led the program to two league championships and a 2018 state title, a season in which Laney finished 11-2 and was ranked the top community college team in the country. He also maintained a 90% graduation and transfer rate for his players, according to CBS News.
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KYBuck4858 20 seconds ago
Massive visitor added for this weekend. Big time Edge Jackson Vaughn. Visited for the TX game as well. Same high school as Quincy Porter and Jordan Thomas. A ND writer said he had the best camp performance he’d ever seen this past summer.

Gayle Benson insists she will not be selling the Saints or the Pelicans​

Sains owner Gayle Benson won’t be firing long-time G.M. Mickey Loomis. She also won’t be selling the Saints, or the NBA’s Pelicans.

“Let me be clear about this,” Benson said in an interview with Jeff Duncan of the New Orleans Times-Picayune, via Sports Business Journal. “The teams are not for sale. That’s in capital letters. I want everybody to know the teams are not for sale. I get tired of people asking me [if they’re for sale]. I’m going to turn 79 in January, but I’m pretty healthy. I hear that people want to talk to me about buying the team. I’m like, well, that’s a waste of my time. That’s not going to happen. And people need to calm down about the team moving.”

That said, Benson restated her long-term plans for the teams.

“It remains that when I die, both teams will be sold to the highest bidder and those proceeds will be used 100 percent to improve this community,” she said.

Just sayin': If that what will eventually be done, you would think that she would want to
1. sell the teams now,
2. have input how the money will be used to help the community,
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3. enjoy seeing the actual improvements to the community before she dies.

I can step in here.. being that I have one OSU grad and one Rutgers grad..
Both were virtually identical requirements... some of the highest we dealt with.. excluding Northwestern and Lehigh which were in the mix.
Rutgers is pretty rigid and that even holds for NJ kids. Almost to a person, everyone that knew my daughter got into Rutgers.. congratulated me about her getting into an Ivy League school... most of my friends at the time were non-NJ folks. so your @calibuck perception is validated

That's OK, we'll catch him on the 'rebound' from Duke in the transfer portal.

Wonder if Meechie will snag an assistant coach position with SC? Or grad assistant coach?

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Well that puts a smile on my face. Cool for Mo and family.

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin launches landmark Mars mission in New Glenn rocket’s first big test​

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Once reaching orbit, New Glenn has among the most exciting tasks a rocket can be assigned. It’s slated to deliver the twin Escapade satellites on a path toward Lagrange Point 2, or L2 — a cosmic balance point about 1.5 million kilometers (930,000 miles) from Earth.

Lagrange Points can be useful for various types of missions because they allow spacecraft to potentially stay in orbit for a very long time while using minimal fuel. The James Webb Space Telescope, for example, is in orbit around L2.

Led by the University of California, Berkeley, a team of researchers will study the planet’s atmosphere — working to evaluate why Mars began to lose its once-dense atmosphere billions of years ago and assess radiation conditions for future explorers.

“Throughout the Escapade mission, the two satellites will take simultaneous measurements from nearly the planet’s entire upper atmosphere and magnetosphere, ranging from altitudes between approximately 100 and 6,200 miles (160 and 10,000 kilometers),” according to a UC Berkeley news release about the mission. “Coordinated, multipoint observations are necessary to … unravel the chain of cause and effect within the system.”

Escapade is part of NASA’s SIMPLEx — or Small, Innovative Missions for Planetary Exploration — program, which aims to spur researchers and companies to devise ways to use small, inexpensive spacecraft to carry out science investigations at far cheaper than typical price points.

The mission’s cost was estimated to be less than $100 million, compared with the roughly $300 million to $600 million price tags of other NASA satellites orbiting Mars.

Couple of years in the minor leagues, and he'll be ready for the big time.

Career high 14 points last night, happy to see him having success

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Blackcoffee 2 Nov 2025, 2:16 pm
Geren Holmes just reclassified to 2027 from 2026 (Ohio native) Ohio State offered in July one of the first high majors to do so his second visit this past weekend

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KYBuck4858 28 minutes ago
Not a bad offer. Gabriel Osborne. Highly ranked boundary CB, who has only visited OU so far. Maybe Nate Roberts can do some recruiting for us.