AlaSker

I got one from my wife for Christmas, asked her not to get it since I already have a charcoal grill and a pellet grill/smoker. Felt like I already had too many other modes for cooking. I have used it for fried rice and breakfast, it took a bit to find the right temps for certain things, it is enjoyable and pretty easy to use, plus a lot of different uses. 

Jury is still out on whether it was worth it.

2075 *Kids reading about husker football history*

2008-2014- Bo Pelini- *Kids, aww yea my grandpa talks about him*

2015-2017- Everyone was on VACATION

2018- Scott Frost

I can't believe MSU officials saw this beforehand and still said "yea that looks awesome, lets release this horrendous mistake to the public."

Rainbow Chicken is my favorite. Prior to Lazlo's I had never heard of Lahvosh, but now it is a must every time we go.

That's not the kind of pick-up I was expecting.

That is a greater point. How many athletes could glide on this?

I wouldn't be shocked because I understood the greater athletic influence.

I am not opposed to that if that is what it takes.

What does it take for that matter? Quantifiable and so forth?

Shock me, please, because I am already deeply skeptical.... 

My only question to this, is how do we quantify PED use? along with any other athlete?

In my experience (not use of PED's or else you would know who I am) shouldn't that person be banned for life?

That person changed their body exponentially in some cases, depending how they used such accelerates.

Although this person didn't necessarily do such a thing, does that dismiss the fact that he could have?

How do we quantify things like this?

FYI. Hate Brady. Hate the Patriots. Don't dislike Edeleman, just curious. 

Where is the line drawn? Once PED's are used doesn't that expand the ability for every user exponentially?

Romo has been on point for his commentary all year, I never liked him (Eagles Fan). But he brings a ton of insight to the game, his knowledge is remarkable.

That's why his beard was so thick and full. damn PED's.

It’s a little more complex and less restrictive then that. 

But it does make sense when seeing so many players are on the stallions. 

Teams will have 50 players on each roster, with some selected by a territorial draft.^[15] The territory assigned to a team consists of at least five colleges plus designated professional teams, one Canadian Football League, and four NFL teams, for those from Big Ten and the Big 12 conferences.

edit: the last sentence didn’t really make sense or add value as it seems incomplete. It seems that BIG 12 and Big Ten teams are not aligned to any specific team as far as potential “rights” to players go.

the stallions do have rights to The Broncos and Vikings players which is where most of those Nebraska players came from.

Other notable players

Trent Richardson- Birmingham Iron

Zach Mettenberger- Memphis Express

Speedy Noil- San Antonio Commanders

Based off of this evidence once the CFP final rankings are put out the #2 seed and #4 seed automatically play for the Championship.

Three times:

2014- Loss to #4 Ohio State in the semi

2016- Loss to #2 Clemson in the Championship

2018-Loss to #2 Clemson in the Championship

Alabama won:

2015- ranked #2 defeated #1 Clemson

2017- ranked #4 defeated #3 Georgia