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That's the one. Not sure I'm reading too much into it, but that was my first thought.

I think I saw on twitter the other day, Ameer tweeting at Heard, something about Nebraska being the best choice. Can't recall the verbage, but I got the impression he was trying to convince Heard to stay.

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Leading at the half? Whoa. Very entertaining game.

Pretty obvious block in the back I thought.

Saw this yesterday as well. Terrible news.

Anyone heard anything today? Can't find any news.

Many sizes (the ones my family needs anyway) are no longer available. When will more quantities be available for purchase at the online store?

Obviously there was no love lost between tOSU and MSU last week: http://deadspin.com/5947594/michigan-state-fans-taunted-ohio-state-qb-braxton-miller-with-hes-a-pu&&y-after-miller-injured-by-late-hit You stay classy MSU.

Just ordered too.

Something with the flash?

Taylor reverted back to his old throwing motion at least twice in that first quarter. And did I see six wide at one point, but called back because of illegal movement? Loved Martin, Evans and Mitchell on D. Heard, Bell, and everyone else on O.

It was a different defense when he wasn't on the field yesterday. He just creates a panic in the backfield that no one else on the roster does right now. That being said, why would the staff line him up at LB like they did a couple times yesterday? That didn't make sense to me. He looked completely lost and was ineffective. He definitely overran a couple plays yesterday, but that still created a sense of urgency we all want a QB to have throwing into our secondary.

Happy to see Gomes collecting an NFL paycheck.

Foot injury. ARod's out of the bowl game.

He was back there a few times when teams were trying to kick away from AA but the fumble @ Michigan kind of ended that. Oh that's right. Had forgotten about that. He'd be a solid second guy back with AA.

Mavric beat me to it. How often has Kenny Bell touched the ball on kick returns?

Good read. I hope he gets it together. He's got game changer abilities for sure. And I don't have a problem with the "Jamal Drill". Half of the coaches we've all had are hard asses who never compliment but always have some deficiency in your game to glare at. That's their job. It's a duel purpose. Make you better physically and tougher mentally. These kids are brought up always being the best athletes to take the field. They get to college and it's no longer the case. They need a reality check and a coach, an experienced mentor, is the one to give it. Too harsh? Really? You've never had a coach pull you by your facemask and scream and cuss and ask what you're even doing on the field in the first place? I bet every college player has had that experience and I bet they're there partially because of it.

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Ha! Glad I'm not the only one. That's what I told my wife when we watched him win the Heisman.

They should bring Crouch in as an Option Specialist Coach or something. To hear him explain the nuances of the option is impressive.

You're thinking of Scott Frost. Heard it about Turner, not Frost. I thought Frost was just a few years away from being a viable candidate for a bigger move.

There was rumblings that Bo and Turner don't quite see eye to eye. Not enemies, just don't keep in touch and likely won't be looking to work together. I'd love to see it. Have met Turner and his family and they are truly good people.

This is how the internet should work. All the time. Well done Badgerfan.