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  1. Haynes King is the ideal QB for Klien's offense.
  2. AI is just a data analyzing and ready-to-please robot with a human interface. Similar to guns, poisons or cliff edges, it has its usefulness and it can also lead to deadly outcomes. And similar to guns, poisons or cliff edges, it needs locks, tamper-proof bottles and railings. Many of these were developed through government regulations and oversight organizations, which is non-existent for AI. Even though big tech has repeatedly sounded alarm bells on this topic, it would be foolish to expect profit-driven companies to unilaterally take action. They will constantly push the boundaries until there are clear guidelines.
  3. Getting the discussion back on topic, I think the phrase “exception proves the rule” may also be considered in its inverse form “every rule has an exception”, which is probably the source of the colloquial usage. I am sure our plethora of lawyers would agree since their livelihood depends on finding the exceptions (loopholes) to any rule that the judicial system tries to circumscribe them with. After all, their blood-drenched clients don’t happily pay them for following the law.
  4. Yeah, Michigan game is not a good comparison because they had no QB. Their starter was lost and the replacement was not much better, and by that time the game was over. It was like us with Card at Arkansas.
  5. We know how to beat a topic to death. There is not much difference between the two (except that the ball spins the other way for Simms). Here is all the games each has played. The passing stats are about the same and neither one is a runner except that Simms was decent at QB sneak at the goal line. Here is a breakdown of Applewhite's career, not just as a starter. Pretty mixed record. And the same for Simms. Similar mixed performance. Not much to distinguish between the two, and certainly not enough difference to form two rival camps.
  6. Yes, they are at the bottom now but they, being Stanford with their resources, location and athletic history, should be better than BC, Syracuse, Duke, WF and Virginia. With some NIL, they should solidly be in the next tier among Pitt, GaTech, Cal and VaTech. I am thinking the top teams and main NIL players in ACC are Clemson, SMU, FSU, UNC, NCState, Miami and Louisville.
  7. Stanford doesn't have to go all out on NIL; the vast majority of CFB doesn't. They just have to beat the lower half of ACC, a simpler task than the bottom half of Pac12, to get back on track. Their main problem is that they don't care much for football. They should hope that Andrew Luck is the Chris Beard type who can sell the promise and fill the stands. Once they are 7-5/8-4, they can target what they need through NIL.
  8. A flower vase and a glass helmet? Someone shopping at dollar general?
  9. They were running downhill very well. What's with this sideways running?
  10. yes. I should have said defensive backs.
  11. ISU's backfield has been poor the whole game. If KSU QB was slightly better in his throws, they would be way ahead.
  12. I could see that coming a mile away.
  13. they are not bringing the chains anymore?
  14. These teams should be used to playing in wet conditions; dropped passes, fumbles.
  15. Was that fansville QB slide referring to Ewers?
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