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    Bert!

    Jahdae's got yah Bert...
  2. https://www.totalprosports.com/nfl/emmanuel-acho-quickly-deletes-suspicious-video-about-joy-taylor-after-bombshell-lawsuit-accuses-the-fox-co-workers-of-hooking-up/
  3. Jan 5, 2025 update... exPorts WR Johntay Cook Washington DT Jaray Bledsoe Miss State DT Aaron Bryant: VANDY DT Tia Savea DT Sydir Mitchell LSU Edge Tausili Akana BYU Edge Justice Finkley LB Derion Gullette Miss State CB Jay’Vion Cole Arizona imPorts P Jack Bouwmeester, Utah LB Brad Spence, Arkansas DT Cole Brevard, Purdue DL Travis Shaw, North Carolina
  4. Amateur hour for both manny and joy taylor
  5. suckeyes...
  6. WOW... who expected Cowboys might be drafting after 49ers in 2025 NFL Draft ? 🙄 2025 NFL Draft order: Titans lock up No. 1 pick with loss and Patriots win; Giants, Browns hold top-5 spots By Kyle Stackpole The draft order, via Tankathon.com, is ordered by win-loss record and ties are broken by strength of schedule. Team needs are a combination of current needs and looking ahead to pending free agents. Notable pending free agents are listed rather than the full list. 1. Titans (3-14) Team needs: OT, IOL, EDGE, WR, LB Projected 2025 free agents: S Quandre Diggs, WR Tyler Boyd, OG Dillon Radunz, LB Jerome Baker 2. Browns (3-14) Team needs: QB, OT, WR, RB, DL, EDGE Projected 2025 free agents: OT Jedrick Wills, WR Elijah Moore, DT Maurice Hurst, RB Nick Chubb, QB Jameis Winston 3. Giants (3-14) Team needs: QB, IOL, CB, WR, TE Projected 2025 free agents: WR Darius Slayton, LB Isaiah Simmons, CB Adoree' Jackson, S Jason Pinnock, QB Drew Lock 4. Patriots (4-13) Team needs: OT, IOL, WR, EDGE, CB Projected 2025 free agents: CB Jonathan Jones, QB Jacoby Brissett, OT Chukwuma Okorafor 5. Jaguars (4-13) Team needs: CB, OT, S, IOL, TE Projected 2025 free agents: QB Mac Jones, S Andre Cisco 6. Jets (4-12) Team needs: OT, WR, EDGE, S, DL, QB Projected 2025 free agents: EDGE Haason Reddick, OT Tyron Smith, OT Morgan Moses, DT Javon Kinlaw, S Chuck Clark 7. Raiders (4-12) Team needs: QB, CB, RB, EDGE, LB Projected 2025 free agents: CB Nate Hobbs, EDGE Malcolm Koonce, OG Cody Whitehair, LB Robert Spillane, S Marcus Epps 8. Panthers (5-12) Team needs: QB, WR, IOL, EDGE, DL, CB, S Projected 2025 free agents: QB Andy Dalton, C Austin Corbett, LB Shaq Thompson, P Johnny Hekker 9. Saints (5-12) Team needs: TE, EDGE, DL, CB, S, WR Projected 2025 free agents: EDGE Chase Young, S Tyrann Mathieu, TE Juwan Johnson, LB Willie Gay Jr., OG Lucas Patrick, CB Paulson Adebo 10. Bears (5-12) Team needs: IOL, EDGE, DL, OT, RB Projected 2025 free agents: WR Keenan Allen, OG Teven Jenkins, EDGE Darrell Taylor 11. 49ers (6-10) Team needs: OT, IOL, CB, S, DL Projected 2025 free agents: CB Charvarius Ward, LB Dre Greenlaw, S Talanoa Hufanga, RB Elijah Mitchell 12. Cowboys (7-10) Team needs: RB, DL, LB, S, WR Projected 2025 free agents: WR Brandin Cooks, OG Zack Martin, RB Ezekiel Elliott, EDGE DeMarcus Lawrence, QB Trey Lance
  7. MIZZU... Missouri has bolstered its defense with the transfer addition of safety Jalen Catalon, an all-conference selection at UNLV, a source confirmed to ESPN. Catalon earned first-team All-Mountain West honors in 2024, when he led the Rebels with five interceptions and finished second on the team with 96 tackles, to go along with a forced fumble and four pass breakups. He helped UNLV return to the Mountain West championship game and win the Art of Sport LA Bowl against Cal. The transfer to Missouri marks a return to the SEC for the 5-foot-11, 205-pound Catalon. The Tigers will be Catalon's fourth college team after starting his career at Arkansas, where he earned first-team All-SEC honors as a redshirt freshman in 2020, and was a semifinalist for the Thorpe Award. Catalon struggled with injuries the next two seasons before transferring to Texas, where he started four games and appeared in eight in 2023. He then headed to UNLV and reunited with coach Barry Odom, whom he had played under at Arkansas. On3 and 247 Sports first reported Missouri's addition of Catalon, who began his career in 2019 and will be playing in his seventh college season next fall. Catalon, 23, has 10 career interceptions and five forced fumbles.
  8. Yeah Bond still didn't look 100% vs ASU... 🙄
  9. Interesting that ohio state played 1 less game and had an extra week off by missing B10 Championship game.
  10. 2025 NFL Draft: Mel Kiper makes big changes to Top 10 QB rankings ahead of CFP Semifinals by:Nick Schultz•01/03/25 The College Football Playoff semifinals are set, meaning only four teams remain in the 12-team bracket. That means prospects around the country are ramping up their preparation for the 2025 NFL Draft, and ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. made some big changes to his Top 10 QB rankings. Kiper’s top two quarterbacks stayed the same from last week’s update. Colorado star Shedeur Sanders and Miami standout Cam Ward remain No. 1 and No. 2, respectively, after their respective bowl games. But there was plenty of movement the rest of the way, including one player who jumped up four spots to No. 3. The evaluation process for the 2025 NFL Draft is going to pick up soon ahead of next month’s NFL Scouting Combine. Here’s where Kiper’s Top 10 QB rankings stand ahead of the CFP semifinals. 1. Shedeur Sanders, Colorado Throughout the year, the debate has been whether Shedeur Sanders would be the top quarterback on the board. Mel Kiper Jr. continues to project him in the top spot following Colorado’s Alamo Bowl loss to BYU. Sanders completed an impressive 2024 season to close out his college career. He completed 74% of his passes – the best rate in the country – for 4,171 yards and 37 touchdowns, along with just seven interceptions, to help spark Colorado’s turnaround under his father, Deion Sanders. 2. Cam Ward, Miami The other quarterback consistently discussed atop draft boards, Cam Ward increased his stock in a big way this season. He finished fourth in the Heisman Trophy voting as he led Miami’s high-powered offense. The former Washington State quarterback put up monster numbers, throwing for 4,313 yards and an FBS-leading 39 touchdowns. He comes in as Mel Kiper Jr.’s No. 2-ranked quarterback in the 2025 NFL Draft, but is sure to be in the conversation for the top pick thanks to his ability to improvise. 3. Jaxson Dart, Ole Miss The biggest mover in Mel Kiper Jr.’s rankings, Jaxson Dart is now the No. 3-ranked quarterback after coming in at No. 7 just a week ago. The Ole Miss standout completed his historic career in Oxford during Thursday’s Gator Bowl, and his stock is on the rise. Dart finished his third year under Lane Kiffin on a high note. He set the program record for passing yards, and threw for 4,279 this season to boost his draft stock and create an interesting conversation for evaluators. 4. Jalen Milroe, Alabama In his first year under Kalen DeBoer, Jalen Milroe had an up-and-down go at Alabama. His evaluation process will surely be one to watch considering his dual-threat ability, and Mel Kiper Jr. ranked him as his No. 4 quarterback in the draft. Milroe threw for 2,844 yards and 16 touchdowns, along with 11 interceptions, but set a new career-high with 726 rushing yards and 20 touchdowns on the ground. That adds to the intrigue about how teams will assess his stock through the pre-draft process. 5. Carson Beck, Georgia Perhaps the most interesting evaluation in the draft, Carson Beck started the year as the virtual consensus top quarterback prospect. A rollercoaster season and late injury meant he fell down draft boards, though, and added to the uncertainty around where he’d go after declaring. Beck threw for 3,485 yards and a career-high 28 touchdowns, but his 12 interceptions led the SEC thanks to a tough stretch mid-season. To make his prospects even more interesting, he suffered a torn UCL in the SEC Championship that required surgery, although Georgia said he should be able to start throwing come spring. 6. Quinn Ewers, Texas Quinn Ewers presents another intriguing case for evaluators. The Texas quarterback set a career-high with 29 touchdown passes in 13 games, but he also has 11 interceptions to his name amid an up-and-down year. Ewers delivered when it mattered, though, in the Longhorns’ College Football Playoff quarterfinal game against Arizona State. On 4th-and-13 in overtime, he threw the game-tying touchdown pass to Matthew Golden and proceeded to find Gunnar Helm for the game-winner in the second OT period to send Texas to the Cotton Bowl. 7. Will Howard, Ohio State Ohio State found a new gear through the College Football Playoff, and Will Howard is a big reason why. He has been red-hot during the postseason and he appears at No. 7 in Mel Kiper Jr.’s Top 10 QB rankings after not making the cut last week. Howard is in the midst of the best year of his college career after transferring from Kansas State, throwing for 3,498 yards and 32 touchdowns. His connection with true freshman Jeremiah Smith kickstarted the offense through the Buckeyes’ first two CFP games, setting up an exciting matchup against Texas in the Cotton Bowl. 8. Tyler Shough, Louisville In his seventh year of college football – and only one at Louisville – Tyler Shough delivered the best numbers of his career. He also moved up to No. 8 in Mel Kiper’s Top 10 QB rankings this week amid the shakeup. Shough threw for 3,149 yards and 23 yards, setting new career-highs in both categories. He previously spent three years at both Oregon and Texas Tech, but could see what lies ahead at the NFL level now that his college days are over. 9. Kurtis Rourke, Indiana After a decorated career at Ohio, Kurtis Rourke opted to join Curt Cignetti at Indiana in 2024. That led him to a spot in the Top 10 in the Heisman Trophy voting and a College Football Playoff appearance amid the Hoosiers’ historic season. Rourke threw for 3,042 yards and a career-high 29 touchdowns to help lead the IU offense into the CFP. He also quietly played with a partially torn ACL, NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported, which shows his toughness that could make an impression on scouts ahead of the pre-draft process. 10. Riley Leonard, Notre Dame Another true dual-threat, Riley Leonard has shown his ability to beat teams with both his arm and his legs. That especially proved true in the Sugar Bowl against Georgia when he had 170 total yards – 90 passing and 80 rushing. Leonard’s legs are a big reason why he’s so dangerous as he totaled 831 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns. But he also showed growth as a passer, completing 66.1% of his passes for 2,383 yards and 18 touchdowns – and he appeared in Mel Kiper Jr.’s Top 10 QB rankings as Notre Dame gets ready for the Orange Bowl.
  11. https://longhornswire.usatoday.com/2025/01/04/cotton-bowl-nosebleeds-top-peach-bowl-front-row/ Texas-Ohio State Cotton Bowl ticket prices soar, nosebleeds top Peach Bowl front row Currently, the entry fee on SeatGeek is $354, which will secure you a spot in section 436, the highest tier at AT&T Stadium. In fact, the most expensive seat at the Peach Bowl, located in the front rows along the 50-yard line, cost almost the same as the nosebleed seats at the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic. For comparison, those seats at AT&T Stadium would be in the C135 section, which is the Hall of Fame Club or the Owner’s Club at Jerry’s World. Those will run you around $1,800 on SeatGeek.
  12. Shawn Ryan also discussed about Ibogaine with Joe Rogan Former Navy SEAL/CIA Contractor, Shawn Ryan appeared in episode #2207 of JRE. During the discussion, he talked about how his best friend, who was "blown up" and "shot in the head" later recovered with the help of Ibogaine. Ryan revealed on the show: “I got one of my best friends former green beret worked with him at the agency for a long time. He was blown up. Survived like the worst car bomb I’ve ever seen…then he got shot in the head by a 38 special round in the middle of the road and survived it...Couldn’t walk without a cane…I’ve been telling him, hey you need to go down and do the Ibogaine thing." He continued: "I got him piped in to this program. Went down did ibogaine…left his fu*king cane there. Went home, ba*ged his wife, doesn’t need the sunglasses anymore and is not bed ridden …He is still good to go.” Check out Shawn Ryan's comments on The Joe Rogan Experience: Amazing PTSD Recovery Story “CURED BY IBOGAINE” | Joe Rogan 3 months ago
  13. Short older video discussing Ibogaine to treat opioids addition Joe Rogan on Ibogaine Therapy for Drug Addiction 6 years ago.
  14. Will BV hire Wes Goodwin -- was defensive asst for BV at Clemson Coaching career (HC unless noted) 2005–2008 Mississippi State (SA) 2009–2011 Clemson (GA) 2012–2014 Clemson (defensive analyst) 2015–2017 Arizona Cardinals (assistant to the HC) 2018–2021 Clemson (senior defensive assistant) 2022–2024 Clemson (DC/LB)
  15. RT is in over his head... 😬
  16. Lotta dumb shit happening now... poor shot selection followed by 10 second violation. 6 unanswered pts for aggy
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