BB73 said:

Not compared to the 1899 Cleveland Spiders.

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I’m sure you remember that year vividly

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He’s making a late run at the triple crown, batting average was obviously the tough one, but he’s gaining on Arraez.

Given that football players have an extremely limited shelf life, don't blame them at all. Heck, they've got their big brothers who have shown them the way (NFL), so why are people complaining when college kids do it?

kappas said:

I've never been able to find the full Cincinnati game (think this pack is only the 1st half) or the Wisconsin game from 2004.

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Cincinnati and Wisconsin from 2004 are on YouTube although they are no huddles.

Film Study: Curious Decisions with the Defensive Structure and More Dominance on the Ground Against Marshall​

Here's what we go over in this week's video breakdown:

• How Marshall spread out the OSU defense and utilized the QB run game
• Coverage disguises from Jim Knowles
• Marrying concepts in the run and pass game
• More Chip Kelly run-game wrinkles*

*This is turning into a weekly segment

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Class: 2026
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School: Orange(CA) Orange Lutheran
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twister55 said:

enjoy

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thank you!

Notre Dame

Oh, you Waldo, you....

Brett Favre reveals Parkinson's diagnosis at congressional hearing​

Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre disclosed during a congressional hearing on Tuesday that he was recently diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, a degenerative nervous system disorder that causes parts of the brain to deteriorate and affects movement.

Speaking before the House Ways and Means Committee, Favre spoke about Prevacus, a company making a concussion drug that received $2 million of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) funds. Favre was the top investor in Prevacus, and text messages show he began asking state officials for help securing funds for the company in November 2018.

"Sadly, I also lost an investment in a company that I believed was developing a breakthrough concussion drug I thought would help others," Favre said during opening remarks. "And I'm sure you'll understand why it's too late for me, because I've recently been diagnosed with Parkinson's. This is also a cause dear to my heart."
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When asked in a 2018 interview how many concussions he suffered, Favre, 54, said he knows of only "three or four" but believes he could have suffered more than 1,000 concussions during his 20-season NFL career.

"When you have ringing of the ears, seeing stars, that's a concussion," Favre told the "Today" show. "And if that is a concussion, I've had hundreds, maybe thousands, throughout my career, which is frightening."

DaddyBigBucks said:

This has me seriously considering moving back to Columbus

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Haha, I'll be back next week living in Grandview!

Memphis, Tulane, USF, UTSA commit to AAC amid Pac-12 interest​

Some of the highest-profile targets of the Pac-12's expansion have rebuffed its interest, as Memphis, Tulane, USF and UTSA publicly committed to stay in the American Athletic Conference on Monday.

The schools announced their intentions on social media, which solidifies the AAC in the short term and leaves the six-team Pac-12 in flux as it searches for at least two more members to complete its rebuild.

The Pac-12 added Boise State, Fresno State, Colorado State and San Diego State in recent weeks, with the goal to create a clear-cut fifth-best football conference. The school is in discussions with Gonzaga as a basketball addition, which sources told ESPN would come with a full revenue share. ESPN is also reporting preliminary discussions with Saint Mary's for the Pac-12.

But some of the Pac-12's momentum to become the top football conference outside the Power 4 leagues has stalled, as Memphis loomed as the linchpin of any potential additions.

The schools issued statements filled with standard jargon about student-athletes and academics, but the reality is that a significant financial risk loomed if any of them decided to join the Pac-12. AAC commissioner Tim Pernetti has aggressively tried to leverage private equity money to help boost cash flow in his league.

The four schools released a joint statement that read, in part: "While we acknowledge receiving interest in our institutions from other conferences, we firmly believe that it is in our individual and collective best interests to uphold our commitment to each other."
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Thump said:

May have been mentioned in Week 4 thread but Temple’s kicker made a 64-yarder.

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Just sayin': It wouldn't have cleared the bar from 65 yards.....

visited for Marshall game

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New ride for next year. Hopefully it performs better than the reworked Top Thrill.

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Another great 11W (Ramzy Nasrallah) article:

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He's always on point

This is awesome! Can't wait to follow his career up the coaching ladder, or catch stories about him flourishing as a coach and mentor to high school players.