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What happened to Barry's?

Why use an identifiable photo from 2011?

Not really. 2020 Alabama 52, Florida 46 Florida 38, Texas A&M 41 Florida 63, Arkansas 35 LSU 41, Missouri 45 South Carolina 42, Ole Miss 59 2019 Alabama 59, Ole Miss 31 Alabama 41, LSU 46 Alabama 45, Auburn 48 LSU 58, Ole Miss 37 2018 Alabama 45, A&M 23 A&M 74, LSU 72 Florida 35, SCAR 31 Ole Miss 44, SCAR 48 Just pulling out a few examples, they're just like everyone else with a combo of some teams that have decent defense, some teams that have great offenses, and some teams that suck.

It's impossible to extrapolate those 8 games his freshman year as being from injury, or being to preserve a redshirt.

Oh I was just looking at it 'scientifically speaking'.

So scientifically speaking, if we take the 3 nasty fatties who had to walk back down, and guess that at least half that didn't even try because they saw the signs, then that means that the population of San Antonio is 7.5-9% female whale betas. So if we graph this out Nebraska has a 51-52.5% higher morbid obesity index than San Antonio, Texas does.

How many big gals did you see have to walk back down? 2? 16? How many women were there total did you count them all? Curious if the math holds up, or if Texas is better or worse or the same as Nebraska in terms of ugly gross female fatties per capita.

Do you have the numbers of women over 200 lbs and the total number of women int he room? Did you write them down or anything? Curious what the percentage was based on your scientific approach.

In what way was it scientific?

The past 4 years.

I think he means when Penn State joined the Big Ten and made it the Big Te(leven)n

From the WOWT article it said, "According to the complaint filed Monday in Nemaha County Court, the incidents occurred from December 2017 to February 2018 and involved sexual penetration with a victim between the ages of 12 and 16. Rosenthal was at least 25 years old at the time, the documents state." But yeah that makes more sense I was going to say he looks like the definition of middle-aged white dude. Awful news all around

I'm sorry are you claiming the nephilim are floating around in saucers?

That guy was 25 years old in 2018?

Missouri is a total culture fit with Kentucky and Arkansas and Council Bluffs.

re: the bold, it was when the term was coined. The United States started out on the east coast, so you already have a 'naming' bias of everything that would be added later being contextual to where we started. Then, with the Louisiana Purchase, it became the 'west' or even the 'northwest'. But over the 1800's, with knowledge that it wasn't the westernmost part of the continent, and then with the acquisitions of even more land, it became the middle west as distinguished from the "far west", hence, midwest. It's similar to how the middle east isn't that middle or that east when you look at the whole map of europe and asia, but it was given an england/europe-centric based name. We need something to refer to the trans-appalachia area of our country and I guess midwest is the best we have, although the term is more of a cultural construct term than a geographical term these days, if you ask me.

There's no need to try and get around the rule-breaking by indirectly insinuating someone is acting like a 2-year-old. Especially when you're the one restoring to caps lock, italics, bold, and cussing and the other person isn't

Partly typical offseason fluff but love everything I'm hearing from Allen. There's no getting around the fact that we have a solid core of veteran leadership who are obviously willing to do anything to make this team better. Hopefully they've got the right coaching leadership and approach to foster the right stuff in those coming after them.

It's funny because we generally don't consider the rust belt midwest.

The 'midwest' moniker has nothing to do with their actual relative position to the entire continent. I'm guessing you know that and are just being pedantic with your friends or lightly ribbing strangers but it would be a strange thing for anyone (you or them) to take super seriously.

Appreciate all the in depth conversation in here that's way over my head X's and O's wise. Fun to read.

Would have to call it the prairie pod or the heartland or something - places like Illinois/Indiana/Ohio consider themselves more the midwest than us.

As long as ESPN is owned by and leveraged behind Disney there's no realistic chance of an on par competitor. A really good lawsuit would be, and maybe needs to be, the solution for that. As far as the other members, I don't think any of them ever supported Texas as much as they knew they didn't have much bargaining power to stand on their own and latched themselves to the only realistically available wagon they could.

I don't think all of his linebackers and defensive backs have anything to do with the conversation on scheme vs playcalling and Frost adapting his offense to the big ten. Otherwise I agree.

Impressive quote from Alberts as far as I'm concerned. Values the importance and pride of the sellout streak but doesn't see any value in it or at least won't be deceived into a false sense of optimism if it's largely being artificially propped up.