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Maryland doing their best James Franklin impersonation.

Beaufort, North Carolina.

I know this is old news by now, but, did this MF'er get his idea by watching Prop Joe's toaster repair business on The Wire? Totally did didn't he?

Some are athletes. Some are athletic supporters.

It was the shovel pass. When McCord did the shovel pass to Stover in the 1st quarter, I knew he was relaxed and able to let loose a bit and play. He's not always thinking so hard about the reads and progression, etc. That stuff is important, of course, but at some point the cerebral stuff...

Loving what I'm seeing from McCord. And, damn, what do do if you're the DB there. Besides enjoying your time on MHJ's highlight reel.

Charles Woodson sounds like Fat Albert.

Imagine a federal fucking judge worried more about her professional reputation than stumping for some foosball team (which she might not even GAFF about). But, yeah, I'm a bit stunned as well.

Hang on, let me call Ted Ginn Jr. He might have Petitti's number.

ESPN gives zero fucks about the integrity of the game. To them, it's a business, nothing more. This scandal means clicks and eyeballs, so that's good for business. From ESPN's perspective, this is GOOD for the game.

I read it is they are saying that they didn't know how Stallions got the information about the signals. It's a "we just thought he was really really smart" defense. This defense 'shouldn't' help, since: He was doing illegal things. The team benefited. Pretty much all there is to it.

Didn't get to it yesterday, so I took a pic coming back to the boat with victory pizza. Elizabeth City, North Carolina.

These announcers have never watched a game of football before today.

If you don't care, you root for the historic upset, as long as it's a possibility.

Honestly, they might have been preparing for another game this week. I'm ok with that.

I expected a game. This frustration is about bad decisions, unforced errors, and general poor play in 2/3 phases of the game.