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WR Terry McLaurin (2x Pro Bowl, Washington Commanders)

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McLaurin has best game of season in return​

After playing in just one of the Washington Commanders’ previous eight games due to a quad injury, Terry McLaurin returned to action on Sunday Night Football and had his best game of the season against the Denver Broncos.

McLaurin caught seven passes for 96 yards – both season-highs – including a touchdown with the game on the line on 4th-and-goal in overtime. Lined up against reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year Pat Surtain II, McLaurin beat Surtain on a slant route.


McLaurin became the first player to score a touchdown against Surtain since Week 13 of the 2024 NFL season, according to NFL Next Gen Stats.


The touchdown gave the Commanders a chance to win the game in overtime, but their game-winning 2-point conversion attempt was unsuccessful when Broncos edge rusher Nick Bonitto knocked down a pass by Marcus Mariota. Nevertheless, the night showed a clear return to form for McLaurin, who had just 13 catches for 203 yards and one touchdown in his first four games of the season.

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Across The Shield: Lathan Ransom Shines in First Start, Joey Bosa Strip-Sacks Aaron Rodgers and DaVon Hamilton Fills In at Long Snapper

Lathan Ransom records 11 tackles with a sack in his first NFL start, Joey Bosa forces his league-leading fifth fumble of the season and DaVon Hamilton fills in at long snapper.
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Worst rule in all sports

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zwem said:
That stupid trapezoid in the NHL. The goalie should be able to go anywhere he wants.

The PGA tour does a lot of dumb shit as well. I remember Dustin Johnson winning the US Open several years ago and in the final round they stated he "may have" committed a 1 stroke penalty but wouldn't find out until after he completed his round.
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I don't follow the NHL. I guess I don't know anything about the trapezoid.
You've got a point about golf. "Keep your own score, but if it's wrong, we're going to penalize you." So if you get penalized and didn't realize it, you turn in the wrong score and get penalized, again.
I still say the fumble out of the endzone is the worst rule I know of in sports.
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Ohio State @ Pittsburgh, Friday, Nov. 28, 7 PM, ESPN2

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I don't think most of us are expecting a constant high ceiling but is it too much to ask to make the tournament somewhat consistently? Or at least not to constantly stumble away games against bad teams like Pitt?

I just don't think Diebler as a basketball coach purely is good enough, he's not really doing much to show us that he's not just a continuation of his former boss

If you can't win the major NIL battles you need a coach who can get the best out of that next wave of players. I do not think Diebler is that coach.
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agreed....if Tennessee and Florida can be in the tourney almost yearly, then OSU can make it at least every other year. I fully realize Ohio doesn't have the talent in state that many states close to our size do. Perhaps the cycle will change someday. We don't even play in the top 2 or 3 of tough conferences.

I was all in on Diebler but I'm now all out. He just doesn't have it and it's obvious to me. He doesn't even seem to be average.....and I'm shocked about that. Smith let OSU drift too long under Holtmann and I'm afraid if Diebler is our coach next year then it will be even harder to drum up NIL support for JD's replacement in '26-'27
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Arkansas (or Sasnakra) Razorbacks (pig sooooey)

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Arkansas Set to Hire Memphis Coach Ryan Silverfield

The Razorbacks finished the season last in the SEC with a 2-10 record.
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Arkansas Set to Hire Memphis Coach Ryan Silverfield​

The Razorbacks finished the season last in the SEC with a 2-10 record.

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Coming off a rough season-ending 31–17 loss to border rival Missouri on Saturday, Arkansas has decided to hire Memphis coach Ryan Silverfield, Sports Illustrated’s Bryan Fischer confirmed on Sunday morning.

The Razorbacks fired coach Sam Pittman back on Sept. 28 after a rough start to his sixth season in Fayetteville. Bobby Petrino acted as interim coach for the remainder of the season. Arkansas finished last in the SEC with a 2–10 overall record and an 0–8 conference record.
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Say, whatever happened to...?

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Just in case I pop up in here again, I'm all good, great actually. Got a new gig and it's insane! Can't even believe it. Still waiting to wake up from the dream. However, I've basically abandoned my internet hangouts/deleted all social media and that's been good for the brain. Gonna keep it that way. That being said, fuck Michigan. Bunch of cheating losers.
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Kim Mulkey Puts Tomatoes In Her Gumbo (LSU Women’s Basketball Official Thread)

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LSU scores 100 for record 7th straight game

No. 5 LSU set an NCAA record with its seventh consecutive 100-point game, routing Marist 113-53 at the Paradise Jam tournament.
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No. 5 LSU sets NCAA record with 7th straight 100-point game​

No. 5 LSU set an NCAA record with its seventh consecutive 100-point game Friday night, routing Marist 113-53 in the Reef Division semifinal game at the Paradise Jam tournament.

LSU (7-0) bested the 43-year-old NCAA record of six straight 100-point games set by the 1982 Louisiana Tech squad that won the inaugural NCAA women's championship.

That team was led by an All-American point guard Kim Mulkey, who coached the Tigers to the NCAA title in 2023 and whose team is among the contenders to compete for another crown in the spring.

Seven players finished in double figures for LSU, led by ZaKiyah Johnson's 19 points. Reserve Kate Koval had 17 points and 10 rebounds, and Flau'jae Johnson and Amiya Joyner added 16 points apiece. MiLaysia Fulwiley, Grace Knox and Jada Richard each scored 11.
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