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Would it be so hard to just limit NIL to actual name, image and likeness (i.e. jersey sales, video game inclusion, endorsement deals, appearances)? Why not just enforce the rule that it can't be used as an inducement for recruiting? Genuine question.
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Ohio State doesn't have a WR2 problem. We have an "outstanding QB who doesn't always see the right read" problem.
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Be clear: Fox would block Ryan Day's calls if Portnoy was bringing in ratings. Money talks, and Barstool @ Noon was as quiet as unranked teams in January.
Dave Portnoy doubles down on his claim that Ryan Day and Ohio State had him removed from FOX’s Big Noon Kickoff.
(H/T @FOS)
elevenwarriors.com/ohio-stat…
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Seems like only a matter of time until drones are given the chemical weapons treatment by an international arms control treaty. Whether nations comply is another topic.
The insane landscape of modern drone warfare. Including "dragon drones" dropping molten iron (thermite) onto structures and trenches.
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This is a ridiculously good throw & catch, but the read is so, so bad. Sayin is improving is multiple aspects of his game, but seeing the whole field is still an issue. McCuin is streaking down the field wide open for a TD. We did not score on this drive.
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The drive stalling because you wanna run Bo Jackson who has shown absolutely nothing is kinda crazy
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Doomed from the start with this asshat
🚨 NEWS: Dave Portnoy & Barstool Sports will no longer be on Fox's Big Noon Kickoff, The Athletic has learned.
I just spoke with Portnoy. The story will be updated.
nytimes.com/athletic/7654373…
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"fans never focused solely on the national championship back then" shouldn't come out of your mouth if you're the type of fan that argues X university isn't a blue blood because they don't have any championships. It always mattered.
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A compelling argument against NFL wildcards.
The idea that you can play like mediocre garbage for an entire season, get a month off to prepare for a team who earned it through a brutal schedule, and make their path even harder through prep or injury so you don't have to face the fact that you weren't good enough is childish
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We've got to shed ourselves of this masochist mentality man. It's a sport with athletes than want to compete for it all. Nostalgia shouldn't trump that... "old" doesn't mean correct.
When losing a regular season game no longer feels like getting shot through the heart we’ve lost the essence of what makes college football the best sport in the world
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Except teams at season-end usually look much different than how they started. An early season loss *shouldn't* derail an entire season. Teams deserve the chance to grow, especially when so much money is invested in personnel.
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