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  1. Survey data suggests men cheat more but divorce data suggests it is women. Men maybe are more willing to admit it and more willing to file divorce over it. Nothing suggests a monumental gap though.
  2. Maybe. The quote is more about complexity than blitz rate. Indiana played a lot of quarters and front reductions against Ohio State. But they might not be an aggressive team by blitz rate. To that point, Georgia is pretty simple on their backend while being more complex up front.
  3. It applies to tOSU and I think Tech. Patricia has been very vanilla, simple C1/3, situational country C2, almost no quarters. Doesn't apply to Indiana, or OU, or UGA, who like to do a lot. Maybe to their detriment at times.
  4. There's a saying that applies at least on the defensive side. "If your players are really good or really bad, 'Just play defense.' " With better players, you don't need to take risks and aggressive playcalling to win. Worse players can't do too much and things spiral when you try. In the middle is where you need to cover for vulnerabilities and give your guys chances to make plays.
  5. So...instead of passing legislation a decade ago to clarify the law around and support college athletics, congress will now be punishing schools for trying to make the Frankenstein system work?
  6. Only 25 athletic departments were breaking even before the pandemic. I'm sure it's lower now, plus we are adding expenses. Something has to give.
  7. We can do revenue distribution and not have them ruin the postseason.
  8. I said the same thing in that thread, but to clarify my stance. The broader media generally have one topic of discussion each week, and they find clips for it and make a narrative out if it. Sometimes that narrative is true and real, but it's still tends to be a misleading way to break down a game. "One easy fix to solve all the team's issues." It's never that simple.
  9. Like SOS, there's not a single way to do it. But it the difficulty of achieving your specific record against your specific schedule.
  10. This would be nice but pretty sure what we are going to get is the SEC/B1G break off to do their own thing.
  11. This. The game thread went to shit once it became clear Indiana was going to win and acting like it was a total beating. OSU looked like the better team at 8-9 of 11 positions, but one where Indiana was clearly better was QB. If OSU hits the field goal and it goes to OT, they likely win because BoJack was tearing Indiana up at that point in the game.
  12. Game was even worse than the scoreboard, but Oregon was basically missing their 2-deep at WR, and I haven't followed them enough to know who is healthy now. The other two teams that could likely challenge the whole thing were left out.
  13. Time for actual live practice that isn't install or game prep is scarce in college. It's basically only spring practice and most of the extra bowl practice is like a mini-spring. For underclassmen who need help with technique and practice reps, it's pretty huge. Flood can probably teach our guards to run block with that amount of time.
  14. Not only that, but the average voter can't even really do the eye test well. All they know is final score.
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