Florida st...meh

This, you're gonna need that Mayorkas $ ( I mean your personal trainer alone is gonna run 5 figures)

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Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux said:

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Skyler = 1
Sakuya = 10

Jaxbuck said:

We don’t kink shame around here bro

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According to Aggy lore, it’s not a kink, it’s a “tradition”.

Doesn't seem like OSU is going to pursue Dennis

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Edit: However there was a "blurb" during the last episode that said "watch out for a special announcement on Archer this Friday at New York's Comic Con".

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FX's Archer Will Go Out With a Three-Part Bang​

Since 2009, Archer has been a reliable (sometimes award-winning) staple of adult animation and FX’s larger TV lineup. Having gone through multiple reinventions and status quo changes, it’s almost hard to imagine the show actually ending—which it did just a few days ago.

Only...not really. During the show’s New York Comic-Con panel on Friday, FX revealed that the show will get one last hurrah in the form of Archer: Into the Cold, which will be the show’s for real finale. Things will pick up right where things left off at the very end of season 14: the United Nations declared that all private espionage agencies illegal, including the Agency that Archer (H. Jon Benjamin), Lana (Aisha Tyler), and their group have been working for since season 11. While it’s not the first time the Archer gang’s been made unemployed—it’s happened a lot throughout the show’s 14-season run—this is one firing they don’t intend to take lying down.

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Into the Cold will run across three episodes into what’s being called a “finale event.” Multi-parters have been in the show’s DNA for a long time, so it’s only fitting that it gets to go out on its own terms with a trio. At time of writing, it’s unclear if creator Adam Reed will have any creative involvement in these episodes; he wrote nearly every episode for the first 10 seasons (either on his own or with other writers) before departing the show in a showrunner capacity, while continuing to voice Ray Gillette.

Archer: Into the Cold will air December 17 on FX and FXX (where it’s been since 2017), before moving to Hulu the following day.

The Atlanta Falcons waived C.J. Saunders from their practice squad

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Much better than UGA or Miami. Good luck in Eugene.

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So I had a good time. The Indianapolis OSU alumni club had a great spread - definitely worth the 20 bucks they charged for it. I got there at 9:30 and traffic wasn't a problem at all.
Wasn't expecting much from game atmosphere. But I was pleasantly surprised. The train is cool. I love how they have the train horn as their "thing" - more original and less annoying that the Lion roar or whatever the hell they call that at Penn State.

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It’s been a while since I’ve heard that roar in person, I might have trouble distinguishing it from the screams of a 10-to-12 year old boy being raped in the shower.

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Rich Rod in the SEC; brought to you by the folks at Blue Cross.

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Hard to believe he turned down Bama back in 2006. Would have changed the trajectory of college football.

OK, here are the guys that played:

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OFFENSIVE LINEMEN​

Josh Simmons: 69
Donovan Jackson: 69
Carson Hinzman: 69
Matt Jones: 69
Josh Fryar: 69
Luke Montgomery: 4
Zen Michalski: 3
Tegra Tshabola: 3
Victor Cutler Jr.: 3
Enokk Vimahi: 3
Jakob James: Special teams only

Simmons, Jackson, Hinzman, Jones and Fryar played all of the snaps with the first-team offensive line for the sixth game in a row to begin the season. All five of them played every snap until Ohio State’s final possession of the game, when they were replaced by the second-team offensive line of Michalski, Tshabola, Cutler, Vimahi and Montgomery.

Montgomery also joined the first-team offensive line on the field as a sixth offensive lineman for one 2nd-and-goal play in the first half. The play resulted in an incomplete pass, though Montgomery pancake-blocked a defender on the play.

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Two great seats in 25A row 16 near 23A for $900 cash or Venmo.

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The visit list for the Penn St game is bonkers

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Yeah it is!

OCTOBER 21 - PENN STATE

• 2024 RB James Peoples (commit)
• 2024 WR Jeremiah Smith (commit)
• 2024 WR Chance Robinson (Miami commit; official visit)
• 2024 TE Max LeBlanc (commit)
• 2024 DE Booker Pickett (official visit)
• 2024 DL Eddrick Houston (commit)
• 2024 DL Justin Scott (commit)
• 2025 WR Jayvan Boggs (commit)
• 2025 WR Phillip Bell
• 2025 TE Luka Gilbert
• 2025 OL Carter Lowe
• 2025 DE London Merritt
• 2025 LB Elijah Melendez
• 2025 LB Justin Hill
• 2025 LB Eli Lee
• 2025 CB Devin Williams
• 2025 CB Trey McNutt
• 2025 CB Devin Sanchez
• 2025 S Faheem Delane
• 2025 ATH Elijah Johnson
• 2026 WR Chris Henry Jr. (commit)
• 2026 OL Sam Greer
• 2026 S Jireh Edwards

I'm hoping that Jojo Trader joins his CM teammates as well

EJ Holland is not that well liked anymore since giving facts about the short comings of Jaydn Davis

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Olympic icon Mary Lou Retton 'continues to fight' in ICU as fundraiser for her medical expenses shatters goal​

Olympic gold medalist Mary Lou Retton is "fighting for her life," according to her daughter McKenna Kelley. On Tuesday, Kelley posted a fundraising campaign for her mother, and the family has received an overwhelming amount of financial support in just a couple of days.

In the post, Kelley said Retton has been in the ICU with a rare form of pneumonia for over a week now, and she is not able to breathe on her own. As Retton battles to stay alive, Kelley has asked for financial support for her mother, who is currently without insurance.

"We ask that if you could help in any way, that 1) you PRAY! and 2) if you could help us with finances for the hospital bill," Kelley wrote in her fundraising post. "ANYTHING, absolutely anything, would be so helpful for my family and my mom. Thank y'all so very much!"

The campaign has already raised over $278,000, which is more than five times the original goal of $50,000. That money has come from 4,935 individual donors, including one who donated $50,000, and the fundraiser has been shared 1,100 times so far.
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And let me say this: weather affects a passing team way more than a running team. Not saying that OSU should be a running team, just be able to do it when necessary.

Dang, I see you Holtmann. Getting a head start on the IV also!