No, he still has his redshirt. Covid year gives him one extra year whether he played that year or not.

DJ “on field” will bring greater in-person fan engagement during commercials.

I can see this also potentially being an additional bridge between the stadium and the broadcast booth. Maybe the DJ is with a music artist for a brief segment promoting their tour/album (or bugging out like Eminem), or the broadcast team cuts to 5* #1 recruit being “dj for a break.” 
 

At the very least, it’s an investment in upping the in-stadium fan experience which counteracts the lagging NCAA attendance numbers. Overall, I think there’s pretty safe and possibly substantial upside here.

He did sack up, but ump continued to screw us. One pitch after an obvious strike out to end the inning came a HR. 

Actually, in a live shooter situation, professionals have taught us educators/students to throw objects at the shooter (books, staplers, etc) and rush the shooter if they encroach on where you are hiding. It was a “bold” tactic in a hostage situation, but one that is taught by law enforcement to be effective, particularly if there are many vs 1.

Double post

Seth, I could agree with a "half-cyan," but by your justification we should also cyan Josh Ross (pass coverage) or Roman Wilson (blocking) or a variety of other guys who have a weak area of their game. Everything other than run read options is positive or extremely positive for Cade's game (no turnovers, no sacks & avoids them marvelously, solid comp %, best deep ball since at least 2015, etc.) Also, to say that he is beginning to hold up the effectiveness of split zone and our actions off of it is more of a coaching trouble spot than a QB one, IMO. Know your players' strengths and weaknesses and play to them, not against them.

Unless someone's about to filibuster, I'm ready to take this to a vote!

Brown's emphatic positivity and grit

Dickinson's unlimited confidence

Smith's obvious work ethic to listen to coaching and constantly improve, esp on his defense

Cackle with knowing glee if...

Chaundee Brown does THAT celebration after a put back slam. Never have I truly, emphatically "cackled" while watching any sport until that moment. Glorious.

Unsung performance--Smith's D vs Davidson.

What Smith did defensively in this game against Davidson, especially early, cannot be understated. That helped set the tone and keep Michigan in control on both ends. Dude obviously worked damn hard in practice to shut him down like that--esp the post denials.

1. Having a great offense (especially passing offense--quick scoring) makes it more difficult to have a great defense (statistically). I would conclude that LSU's defense improved despite statistically "remaining the same."

2. Scoring defense is more telling than yardage. (See: LSU's pts against is better than teams around it in yards) Esp when you take #1 into account, that if you score more and score quickly, the other team will have more possessions from own 25 while behind. And you will play softer bend-don't-break defense. (Scoring > yardage)

1) Matt wrote Todd’s Hello post

2) It was there. Try searching “professional”...or perhaps actually reading the article before you criticize authors.

Lots of skipping every 8-10 seconds. First time trying to listen live and found it unwatchable :(

Thanks for the link

...not for the take.

Sure, that one decision was atrocious, but not even a passing comment about Higdon’s few magnificent cuts (and edge speed to make something out of nothing) in the second half??

The way Shea was approaching Gentry, I kinda think that Shea has either gotten him with the fake before or he talked about doing it and Gentry beat him to it. Or they talked about a unique handshake and Gentry got him. 

...anyway you slice it it didn’t look like bad blood to me

Those are pics of Kmart kids shoes, right?

Normally a fan of Nike shoes and apparel, but those are pretty bad. Jordan ones aren’t any better.

+1 on Shep

I have fond memories of MSU as a 2 seed...