Mavric

Player: James Hudson Hometown: Toledo, Ohio School: Central Catholic Position: Defensive End, Offensive Tackle Height: 6-5 Weight: 280 40 time: Offers: Alabama, Bowling Green, California, Cincinnati, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Iowa State, Kentucky, Miami, Michigan, Michigan State, Nebraska, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Purdue, Rutgers, Tennessee, Toledo, West Virginia Visits: Twitter 247 Composite: #340 Overall; #13 SDE; .8853; Rivals: #229 Overall; #8 SDE; 247: #220Overall; #7 SDE; Scout: #32 DE; ESPN: #30 DE; Hudl

Feel free to show and explain how I shifted the conversation.

It will definitely lose pressure but the question is how much. According to the Official Deflategate Wikipedia page, 12.5 to 13.5 psi is standard. It appears that it was about 50 degrees F outside that day during the game. That would be approx. 20 degrees F different than the inside temp where the pressure was tested (about 11 degrees K). My Ideal Gas Law math is a bit fuzzy but assuming the same amount of air was still inside the football, the pressure should have still been at least 12.0 psi, even if it started at the minimum 12.5 psi. According to the Wiki page, only one of the footballs was still above that number and a couple were over a pound under it (more than three times what the ideal gas law would show). Plus, from the same page, that assumes the pressure was tested outside. Once the balls were brought back inside they would work back to their initial pressure over some (seemingly short) period of time: So, it would seem to me, that this is a nice argument to try to put forward to baffle people with b******t, especially when you can talk in generalities. Not sure it really holds up when you put numbers to it.

No. Pushed it back so he can take visits. No specific date as of now.

Yeah, I suppose that a 5-10% chance of surviving is better than 0%, right? And why do we consider Chip Brown a valid source for anything? He probably couldn't even tell us straight what he had for dinner last night with embellishing it with false reports from 'inside sources'. That's a rhetorical question, BTW; not meant to be anything negative towards the OP.

Did you ever hear the story on how former Cowboy great, Golden Richards, ended up at BYU? A Mormon bishop told him he either plays at BYU or goes on a mission trip. It might be "suggested" to him that he stays in Utah. Pretty sure he's already been on a Mormon mission so....

I guess if we're not going to switch, at least they should have more money to spend on us because of how many others jumped ship.

Leaving Adidas...

Nebraska, Florida, Utah and Arizona standing out.

https://twitter.com/Manuel2Allen/status/734923157534965760 https://twitter.com/tyjonlindsey/status/734923576097177601

Player: Manuel Allen Hometown: Corona, California School: Centennial Position: Wide Receiver Height: 6-2 Weight: 175 40 time: Offers: Arkansas State, Nebraska, Washington Visits: 4/15/17 - Spring Game Twitter 247 Composite: #182 Overall; #39 WR; .9249; Rivals: #158 Overall; #32 WR; 247: #206 Overall; #36 WR; Scout: #63 WR; ESPN: #169 Overall; #25 WR; Hudl