Rawls if he can hang onto it, I'd guesss
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| 6 days 15 hours ago | 300m hurdles |
Only because I'm a former hurdler. Anything above high school runs 400m hurdles outdoors. That's why that record has stood for 20+ years - no one runs it in professional competition. But that's still a pretty good time. |
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| 2 weeks 6 days ago | Context |
"Raping their fanbase" is probably not appropriate when discussing Penn State. |
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| 6 weeks 18 hours ago | Trafalmadore |
I would have thought it sounds much more like the Marketing Division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation. |
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| 11 weeks 13 hours ago | Average? |
Personally, Seth's looks the best to me, but if you average them together you get:
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| 12 weeks 1 day ago | As someone married to a Kansas grad, |
I can confirm this statement is true. But I don't think Michigan v. ND UTL should count as Random Michigan game, but point taken. |
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| 14 weeks 3 days ago | Offensive Goals |
I agree that the "staying ahead of the chains" adage is like "establish the ground game", "win between the tackles", or any number of meaningless announcer-isms. Staying ahead of the chains is only meaningful based on your offensive strategy. If you're playing Three Yards and a Cloud of Dust, then you're expecting 3 plays of 3 or so yards to move the ball. If you're playing Mike Leach's Air Raid, you're expecting 1 play of 10 yards. West Coast/Spread/Run and Shoot fall in between, say, 2 plays of 5 yards to keep moving. I guess it's a way to try and quantify offensive efficiency, but not much else. Imagine an offense where all you do is throw Hail Mary's. Your success rate would be terrible, but your effectiveness would probably be reasonable (complete 2 or 3 a game, and you've got a shot). Looking forward to some numbers. |
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| 17 weeks 14 hours ago | He may have good backpedal, |
but how are his hips? |
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| 18 weeks 1 day ago | Sheed's Jingle Bells |
I always wondered what a Biz Markee and Wesley Willis duet would sound like. Now I know. |
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| 24 weeks 6 days ago | I think #2 is the best solution |
I don't know what happens with baseball/hockey players once they are drafted, aside from the pro team keeping the rights to the player. Do they get a stipend from their team? But I do think that it does make the college game a noticeable step down from pro games, since the best players are in the pros as soon as they're capable. Compare that to college basketball/football and the skill-level doesn't seem to drop off as much. I think a position that give some power to the players is best for them. You get a guarenteed 4 or 5 years unless you are ruled ineligible, and are free to leave after any season. I don't know what to do directly about the problem of agents, but maybe this would decrease their demand. |
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| 26 weeks 3 days ago | Caught that at the end of their game on Saturday |
Oklahoma drove down the field to set up the scoring TD. The brought in the aforementioned huge QB (dude looked like a TE), a FB and a TE/H-back. They just plowed into the endzoe to be down one. It looked like Stoops was going to run it again to win, but the offense got a false start called and they kicked to send it into overtime. I don't know if we have enough huge guys to pull it off, though. Maybe Devin/Hopkins/Koger. |
