Magus Ossis

The ultimate layer to this is that some here seem to have seen (I did not, and I did not go back to look) Ewers receive an elbow to the injured region on the play prior to the one acknowledged as the time of injury. This could be a contusion at the origin of the obliques which manifests essentially the same symptoms but has a different prognosis and timeline. Once the team has a working diagnosis, neither they nor the medical staff is under any significant pressure to revise it. Translation: who tf knows.

Heupel may deprive Venables of his job, but not to have it for himself.

Yeah, he's going to have a major pa smotrem.

Oh, and helping the complicit masses ignore and deny their shameful past.

OU is not a pansy, and Tenn hasn't played anybody, but I think the HC dual is an important angle. Heupel may not talk about it, but he owes OU payback. He has had plenty of time to watch a Venables defense from behind the scenes. He has had nothing to keep him from working a little OU prep into every practice since last year. If I were a betting man, I would lay the points.

Maybe the SEC refs will ignore it to protect OU.

Diction is hard?

Or, how about "Redo" Always apropos of an aggy who's had time to reflect on his choice of school

They could go for the music pun and accept destiny: Sax Reed

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What are the relative estimated NIL strengths of FSU, UF, and UM? My gut tells me UM is the greater long-term threat nationally based on the city, but you could fill a bookcase with what I don't know about those schools.

Anyone can diagnose afib. If the pulse is even, however fast or slow, it is not afib. If the timing of the beats feels random, it is afib.