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16 hours ago, Royale with cheese said:
Tom Herman blew the Brockermeyers? Well, that explains a lot of things--uh, NTTAWWT . . .
If Tom Herman did something to drive the Brockermeyers away from signing from Texas you can't say he didn't do at least one thing good for the program. Trust me on this one.
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12 minutes ago, NoName said:
I can't believe they did it in the middle of the season. Worth noting he isn't just the TP, he's the CEO...doing it now in season with new regs coming up is wild.
Why not burn it all down. You are starting with a new design group and new power unit being built by Red Bull and Ford. Makes perfect sense to blow it all up right?
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42 minutes ago, Mittens said:
Fuck yeah! Cadillac gonna start off strong w/ a 6 time constructor's champion team principal!
With a Ferrari power unit and who is designing the car because it ain't Newey and Marshall and the other engineering brain power that were critical in winning those 6 titles.
Reminds of when when Bumpas retired and left Gary to run the TCU defense. Things were never quite the same.
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19 hours ago, Armybrat said:
Have they applied for admission to the Big 12 yet?
Fuck, we already have BYU and Tech.
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46 minutes ago, Royale with cheese said:
"The NCAA granted Dykes immunity after he complied with an investigation during his recruitment process. This allowed the NCAA to detail a reported bidding war between OSU, Oklahoma, Texas A&M and Illinois, which OSU won by reportedly paying Dykes $23,000."
My grandfather is a proud member of the Star Lake Spit 'n Whittle Club. He joins the other old-timers in their bib overalls, sitting on the benches around the courthouse talking about how the kids today got no respect. They relive the good ol' days, back when gasoline was 39 cents a gallon, a good hamburger cost twenty-five cents, and you could buy a first-round draft pick for $23,000.
That number is pretty wild compared to what Tech promised to an offensive tackle prospect.
I don't remember all the details about the story of the Sheppard brothers from Odessa High. The oldest brother I believe was Woody who played running back at OU.
Younger brother was Daryl who was a highly sought prospect as a quarterback who signed with UH in a bit of an upset. UH ended up on probation and one of the issues was a new car Daryl was driving. I believe it was a Trans Am, don't remember, but the claim was that their mother had used their house as collateral for the loan on the car.
One small problem, if I remember the story correctly from the Dallas paper, Woody also went to a college with a new car and that loan used the house as collateral , and the house wasn't appraised at a high enough value to cover the two loans.
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4 minutes ago, 'stache said:
Meanwhile Dez Bryant had lunch with Deion Sanders having nothing to do with Oklahoma State or competetive advantage and was suspended for his final fucking college season. I can't wait for the NCAA to finally be burned to the ground so I can piss on its ashes. And fuck johnny foosball and the secsecsec cheaters who never faced any fucking consequences for actual cheating.
Had to be guilty based upon the company he kept right?
I think my favorite fucking of Ok State by the NCAA was basically letting Hart Lee go states evidence and letting him play.
He was a freak of an athlete. Know a guy who worked at Rosenberg Terry back in the day and he still loves to talk about the night Terry with Johnny Pittman played against Bay City with the Dykes cousins and LaBradford Smith.
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7 minutes ago, 'stache said:
The Barenaked Ladies parody made me laugh. I preferred the Vindicators as a super hero parody but a lot of people hated that one too so I guess I'm just weird.
`Vindicators 1 was solid and gave us a good glimpse into what a complete shit show Rick was with his drinking, pettiness, jealousy.
I am not really sure what they are trying to establish this season and this episode felt like Harmon, Rolland, Gun, and Snyder were making fun of all the people who bitch about their work and yet put money in their pocket. Basically a big fuck you to their fans.
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28 minutes ago, Iceman said:
Johnny made his signings for $$$ very public & in the face of the NCAA. The others drove it from the legal perspective.
Johnny made his signings public years after denying them first, and after the O'Bannon case. There are multiple examples of athletes getting compensation for signings, etc..... Ohio State is a perfect example with Pryor. Shit, I can recall all the way back to a group of UGA alums who were insurance agents who wanted to set Walker up with a summer job as an insurance agent in which they would relist existing policies in his name.
He was an out of control piece of shit in college who was used by another out of control piece of shit in Sumlin whose buyout was over $10M and somehow the Ags were so fucking stupid they dwarfed that mistake with Jimbo's clusterfuck of a contract.
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12 hours ago, Message Board User said:
But I'm told Danny Ainge is a genius.
You see, he took a team that had gone 52-20 the year before he arrived in Utah and they've won 49, 37, 31, and 17 games in the four years since.
And the Jazz will undoubtedly end up with a win total in the teens next year.
Being that this slide involves both Danny Ainge AND the Utah Jazz it is not only allowable, but incredibly gratifying.
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On 6/30/2025 at 10:09 AM, Iceman said:
those guys are polar opposites on the character scale. Respected Nguyen, even before he became a Cowboy.
Manziel was obviously a clown in college, and spectacular flame-out as a pro. That being said, I still appreciate how his moxy/ greed changed the business of college sports and forced their hand to recognize the players.
I don't understand the statement that Johnny lying about getting paid for signing all that merch "forced" college sports to recognize the players.
Curious what was the byproduct of his lies, heck Sumlin begging not to have Johnny kicked out of school after his freshman year when he was a no one, or the Ags basically letting Johnny enroll in school but never go to class.
None of that was new and Spike Dykes basically did the last one if I recall with Hanspard and Thomas.
What I remember forcing the hand of the powers that be were things like the Northwestern players attempting to unionize or the judgement in the O'Bannon lawsuit, but feel free to correct me where I am wrong.
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Holy shit that was bad, best part was the after the credit bit which says all that needs to be said after the episode.
Stealing money at this point.
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31 minutes ago, Deej said:
I think Mattress Max is the knockoff.
Max is actually a decent knock off, maybe something you might find off Harwin, Hilton on the other hand is something you buy out of a guy's trunk on the roadside next to the guy selling carpets, another selling lemonade, and another with rebel flags and fire wood.
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11 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:
lulz
Wait, Jake has a fan club?
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20 minutes ago, Blotto said:
And why did they leave? Were they selling too many tickets?
Houston once had a team, a damn good one that was the first "dynasty" in the WNBA, then Les sold them, they got bought by a Mattress Max knock off, the big three left, Van Chancellor left, the crowds left, and so did the Comets.
Economic Darwinism at its finest because when they won they sold tickets.
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8 minutes ago, ChickenSandwich said:
Shouldn’t they be able to write it off as a charitable donation on their taxes?
In the words of Will Ferrell's character James King, "You can't use the strip club as a home office deduction, you are just looking to get audited."
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3 hours ago, ChickenSandwich said:
lost $40 million, 450 rostered NBA players...
That works out to just under $89,000 per NBA player that goes to cover the WNBA losses
So basically a night in Vegas or a couple of trips to the strip club per each NBA player.
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2 hours ago, Slacks said:
I think if it wasn't wet, Oscar would have gotten 5. He could have caused a crash...
The one thing I would love to see is how much Max accelerated when he saw the safety car pull off.
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14 minutes ago, Chewbacca said:
10 seconds for that move was excessive, though, especially since there was no warning, as you mentioned. If you're going to penalize him at all, 5 seconds should have been the max. Instead, they gave the race win to Lando.
Agree, a case could be made for stopping the race at one point the spray was so bad and they knew the front was going to pass fairly quick.
They didn't and opted twice for a safety car procession to dry up the surface a bit, Oscar does the same maneuver the first time with no word and then they effectively decide the race with the penalty with this all could have been avoided for stopping the race for a 15 minute period.
If their motive was not to impact the race result with a stoppage that is exactly what they did by not issuing a warning and then dropping the hammer and once again fuck Zach Brown for being such an unlikeable, smug douche' when being interviewed.
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Good explanation, I agree Oscar needed to be penalized, still think 10 was too harsh if the stewards didn't even warn him about the prior safety car, and agree on Lando and Zach acting like Lando drove a winning race.
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54 minutes ago, LCHorn said:
I’m sure the narrative of “if he’s such a problem that a Rockets team that just traded their starters at 2 and 3 and still want to be rid of him” didn’t help drive demand.
Most likely, as well as the string of DNP Coach's Decision by his name over the last two years.
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7 minutes ago, Mitch Hedberg said:
Nah. Just that if you aren’t a real fan of either and hear a 10 second clip of either you might confuse the two. No real comparison at all.
Meyers to the 10 day or bye Trammel.
Same line of reasoning that would compare Shane Gillis with any male white comedian with actual talent.
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15 minutes ago, Mitch Hedberg said:
Rage Against The Machine not Kid Rock but it’s similar
Granted, it is really a single count unless we are comparing Kid Rock with each individual band member and then it is multiple counts, but regardless, still erroneous.
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