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On the other hand, HBO Max is premiering all of its theatrical releases at the same time for no additional cost than what you already pay for the subscription. I've seen Wonder Woman 1984, the new Space Jam, and 2-3 other films on release day in my home theater for no additional cost and it rules. I still love theaters though.

Just admitting it for what it is.

I had another auto-audio playing ad just now. I couldn't find which one was doing it, but it said "Power Store" in it and by googling I'm assuming it's related to Dell. It was on a covid thread in the politics forum

I'm sure Crouch's playing weight was significantly higher than his weight as a meager old civilian the last 15+ years, for whatever that's worth. It's also worth noting he's mostly the consensus worst Heisman winner in modern history, but nonetheless, he was a warrior and a rare talent. I'd say TM or AM would transition better into Crouch's offense than he would be able to transition into theirs, though.

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That's right, good catch and memory.

Overall this series was fantastic and by far my favorite of the original series' thus far. That being said, the finale was a huge letdown. Didn't seem to matter for its own sake of this story, but only as a setup for the new big bad of the MCU. I swear the entire episode was just one big exposition dump, and Johnathan Majors performance was not believable to me at all. Maybe on purpose?

Their job isn't to give a historical prognostication, it's to report about the state of things right now. We will probably get better, but right now we're dog crap and dog crap we will remain until we prove that we're something else.

The one good point I saw made in the article is that the rest of the conference has gotten a lot more competitive since it did when we joined. The floor has risen considerably for a number of programs while ours has dropped out. We're also trying to find firm footing in a division marked by stability, and consistency and momentum. Iowa/Wisconsin have decades long identities and approach and personnel while we seem to hit the reset button every few years.

I think there was a UNO quarterback that set an NCAA record for passing attempts in a game at like 79 or something crazy like that back in the early 2000s. Was dating a girl I had a crush on in high school.

No way to know for sure but Joe didn't make it beyond obvious he should have been playing when Callahan was still the coach, in my opinion. Keller's career has (maybe rightfully) been retconned a bit, and is overshadowed by the team imploding, but he was on pace to set records here. Sure Joe came in and had massive numbers but that seemed more to do with Callahan going full YOLO in the final few games (going for it on 4th and 20 up 30 points against Kansas State type of "I've got nothing left to lose" decision-making).

Would have been a much better or more valuable movie if it was made before Infinity War/Endgame, kind of "meh" knowing the fate of the character. Interesting to see the tease of the Thunderbolts or Dark Avengers or whatever though.

Brandon Jackson to Marlon Lucky to Roy Helu to Burkhead to Abdullah was a hell of a 9 year stretch of productivity.

Frost is ranked 6th, ahead of him are Sarkesian, Gundy, Heupel, Fitzgerald and Harbaugh.

I keep reading that not a single one or almost zero people getting covid now are people with vaccines. So why would we need to shut down if the vaccines are that effectve? Let the unvaccinated people reap what they sow :¯\_(ツ)_/¯:

I'll join you and get the same tat on my a$$ if we make the playoffs in year 5 or sooner, or a national championship in 10 years. This post as my solemn promise.

I agree with you on this point, and would add that we also have to get over the idea that only proven p5 head coaches are good hires. Hiring D1 coaches seems like it's mostly a crapshoot luck guessing game, and it seems that the guesses on up and coming coordinators or g5 coaches hit the jackpot just as often as guesses on proven p5 coaches. Les Miles and Charlie Weis were "proven p5 successful head coach" candidates and sucked at Kansas, whereas Bob Stoops and Pete Carroll and Mike Dantonio and David Shaw were not and they've done great.

He's interpreting the question strangely and in a way that doesn't make sense. "The best quarterback since..." is asking the question, "who is the last quarterback that was better?". Otherwise, if you interpret it the way he is, Tanner Lee is equally as legitimate an answer as Tommy Armstrong.

You didn't just state an observation, you implied an intent and correlation/causation.

A smaller division 1 school that doesn't have a football program and hasn't had one for over a decade. It'd be similar to hiring the athletic director of Binghamton University or the University of Arkansas Little Rock Trojans.

If he didn't play at Nebraska and I didn't know his name, his resume would be glaringly unsatisfactory. I can't tell if "understanding Nebraska" is a valuable pre-requisite for the job or not, but if he's forward thinking and has some good insight in to how to manage an organize an administration he should do alright.

I gave you a bunch of metrics that he outperforms Tommy in. The entire question is based on personal feelings, ie, who do you personally feel (ie what is your opinion) on who the last quarterback better than Adrian was. You think it's Tommy but that's not a fact, regardless of your personal feelings

There are hundreds of thousands of Nebraska fans that don't live in Nebraska, by the way

There's no doubt that Tommy's offense scored more overall, but there's no conclusive or even compelling evidence for me that it was because of him. He was surrounded by some amazing weapons and talent for a lot of that that Adrian has not had.