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  1. 13 hours ago, 'stache said:

    I heard on the radio this morning that Indiana has more living alumni than any other US college or university. I looked on wiki and they list their current systemwide enrollment as 110,000. The have a bunch of campuses around the state and consider them all part of the main university, even though a few play sports separately in the NAIA, so I guess they all consider themselves IU Hoosiers. It's not like like UT or Cal where the big system schools operate separately and have their own D1 athletics programs so there's no real loyalty to the main campus sports programs unless it's by independent choice. IU also has more promininet alumni than I thought, way beyond Cuban. The conversation was that there's no reason IU can't be a big time football program going forward if the investment is there even after Cignetti retires. With those resources though I'm surprised IU basketball hasn't made much noise over the last several decades except for a blip here and there since that's been their deal historically.

    So they basically apply Aggie math to their number of students?

  2. 1 minute ago, Bevo&Pevo said:

    I agree. They do not look ready or interested.

    I will say that on top of the war machine that TCU faced in UGA in the finals, the Frogs did empty the tank in the semi's against Michigan when they weren't given a chance.

    Curious with the emotional win over UGA, how much of a hangover does Ole Miss have and it doesn't help that Lane took all the aspirin with him to Baton Rogue.

  3. 1 minute ago, Surly Bevo said:

    Is it me or have there not been There any Michael Irvin shots yet?

    3 minutes ago, Bevo&Pevo said:

    OM is having a tough time tonight. No luck, no breaks.

    Plenty of opportunities for the refs to drop the banana peel being overlooked.

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    There are 3A coaching staffs in this state with coaches doing multiple sports and selling doughnuts in the cafeteria before school to support the senior class after prom that were able to spend more time preparing than the Ole Miss staff this week.

  4. On 1/6/2026 at 8:46 AM, Fud said:

    Ohio State really shit the bed losing that early considering the talent they had

    Texas, Georgia, and Bama currently combine to have 2 projected first rounders 

    1) Raiders- Fernando Mendoza- Indiana QB
    2) Jets- Dante Moore- Oregon QB
    3) Cardinals- Francis Mauigoa- Miami OT/OG
    4) Titans- Arvell Reese- Ohio State Edge/LB
    5) Giants- Carnell Tate- Ohio State WR
    6) Browns- Jordyn Tyson- Arizona State WR
    7) Commanders- David Bailey- Texas Tech Edge
    '8) Saints- Jeremiyah Love- Notre Dame RB
    9) Chiefs- Rueben Bain- Miami DL
    10) Bengals- Caleb Downs- Ohio State S
    11) Dolphins- Spencer Fano- Utah OT
    12) Cowboys- Sonny Styles- Ohio State LB
    13) Rams- Makai Lemon- USC WR
    14) Ravens- Peter Woods- Clemson DT
    15) Buccaneers-Keldric Faulk- Auburn Edge
    16) Jets- Kayden McDonald- Ohio State DT
    17) Lions- Caleb Lomu- Utah OT
    18) Vikings- Mansoor Delane- LSU CB
    19) Panthers- Kenyon Sadiq- Oregon TE
    20) Bears- Cashius Howell- Texas A&M Edge
    21) Steelers- KC Concepcion- Texas A&M WR
    22) Chargers- Kadyn Proctor- Alabama OT
    23) 49ers- Denzel Boston- Washington WR
    24) Bills- CJ Allen- Georgia LB
    25) Cowboys- Jermod McCoy- Tennessee CB
    26) Eagles- Brandon Cisse- South Carolina CB
    27) Texans- A'Mauri Washington- Oregon DT
    28) Browns- Olaivavega Ioane- Penn State OG
    29) Patriots- Matayo Uiagalelei- Oregon Edge
    30) Rams- Avieon Terrell- Clemson CB
    31) Broncos- Jake Golday- Cincinnati LB
    32) Seahawks- Colton Hood- Tennessee CB

    https://www.espn.com/nfl/draft2026/story/_/id/47503334/2026-nfl-mock-draft-first-round-predictions-32-picks-jordan-reid

    Hmmm.....Texan's take a defensive lineman and ignore the issues in their offensive line yet again? Not sure about the other picks, but that seems to be spot on.

  5. 3 minutes ago, Hank_Hill said:

    Agreed their dad should’ve sent them (or this one at least) here instead of being an asshat

    The offensive tackle prospect never played at Bama or TCU.

    Heck, if I recall correctly he didn't play his senior season at All Saints.

    As far as the center, how many people on this board would have died of brain bleeds if Texas had gotten the "lesser" of the two sons of a famous Horn offensive lineman?

  6. 1 minute ago, Nueces River Rat said:

    They did. Was it luck or was Ohio State a paper tiger?

    I lean on the side some of it was the luck of the draw with Ohio State being off for almost a month and following the trend of first round bye team losing more that they’ve won. The other part was Ohio State not really being challenged after they played us until at least the Michigan game or the Big10 ‘ship.

    That was a bunch of words to not say much.

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