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Both are probably true and accurate!

That's an unbelievable call imo. As @wiuhusker said, how can they rule he had possession of that? He 'grabbed' it and threw it down all before even coming back down to the ground - how is that any different than a receiver who has his hands on the ball in the air and loses it before coming down?

why

I've bled from swings, merry go rounds, monkey bars, and pretty much any game you can imagine. So - what's even left?!

"All I’m saying is he didn’t do what he did to win. He did it because he wanted to help Phillips."

Right. What I'm asking is if you'd give Meyer the benefit of the doubt that while he made a mistake, he might have made it out of good intentions to help the people or help resolve the situation, or are you pretty convinced that it was just a cover up to win football games and keep it all hush hush.

@Moiraine - "I think he did the wrong thing(s) for not bad reasons, but it was still the wrong thing."

Do you think it would be fair or appropriate to give the same benefit of the doubt to Meyer in this instance? 

knapp/mav/JJ, that's a good point, but at the same time, it's not like the culture in the 90's was, "of course it's okay to intimidate witnesses/sideskirt law enforcement/take these matters into your own hands"

TO rightfully got a ton of heat for that stuff, because most anyone that could see it objectively saw it was bad behavior even then. Culture wasn't THAT different, just the exposure and the ability to hide that have changed dramatically. If it was a higher likelihood of being "caught" that would change TO's behavior, then that tells me what he did was quite unethical.

32 i think - missing non-continental, some northeast states and utah/idaho/nevada and mississippi/louisiana/alabama

Totally understand that, but my rebuttal would be that I've never not been able to find tickets for face value or less outside the stadium.

Memorial Stadium is the best site for that.

"How does being hacked explain nekked pictures?"

It doesn't, but that's not really relevant. There's no need to explain any content like that, unless you're committing a crime. There's no evidence of him doing that in this scenario as of right now.

Sorry about your ticket but also I wish this was enforced much more frequently and I'm not scared to let people hear my displeasure via car horn when they clog the left lane. It's illegal and it also makes the road less safe.

Any amount is acceptable in year one after where the program has been. Not worried about it.

I love Shia Labeouf

Not really practical to do much downtown while carrying 50+ lbs in my carry on and personal item. I found a 24 hour bar in Terminal B, so that's something I guess.

Also anyone's welcome to stay at my place on the cheap

You can, it just takes a while. As far as CTA trains (what everyone calls the 'L'), the red line runs way out of the city both north and south and is a straight shot through the heart of the city (probably a 15 minute walk to the Field/Shedd museums from the Roosevelt stop), but most all of the lines run out into suburbs somewhere and all still head down to the loop downtown.

There's also METRA trains that run all over the northern part of the state, but I've never actually used one of those. 

http://www.transitchicago.com/

Lakeview, Lincoln Park, Wrigleyville and Andersonville are all lively neighborhoods off of the red line if you want to stay in them or go out when you're not at the game. Wrigleyville will probably be the most packed with Nebraska fans the Friday beforehand.

Another option would be to get a bus ticket from Kirkwood Bar. I think $20 gets you one or two free drinks and free shuttle bus service to and from the game.

In addition, no one should have the opportunity to be arrested or sued by this a-hole if their justified outrage causes them to do something they would regret legally.

If it's true that the university is aware of a full-length video of him A) self-identifying as a white supremacist and B) explaining his desire to be violent, and has done nothing, that is an incredibly bad look for the school.

They also start every season against a top 10 ranked team in those neutral sites

@Enhance, who's to say what Dantonio could do with the resources and self-sustaining nature of an OSU or Bama? He's better at MSU than Saban was. He was better than Saban was at MSU within the same time frame as well.

Last year was her first year, right? And didn't she have a lot of players transfer out when Connie was fired?

Good for her - I had a feeling they wouldn't be down long.

I'd love an excuse to go to the party and get free booze personally ¯\_(ツ)_/¯  

Those awards usually go to "dramatic turnaround" type of coaches.