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2 minutes ago, jaws said:

 

Guess what, that probably isn't the last violation at Nebraska. I am sure they have self reported infractions just like OSU but a newpaper or blog hasn't requested the public records.  It is foolish to think that a coach at Nebraska hasn't accidentally texted a recruit when they shouldn't have at least once in the last 2 years or some of the other stuff that OSU self reported.

Maybe.  We aren't unique, or immune, from petty violations like any other school.  However, I would have to imagine coaches and staff are frequently and thoroughly reminded what the rules are.  There's so many, and some are rather subtle, that a program probably has frequent meetings solely on these rules.  And before clicking send, I'm sure a lot of coaches get proper advice, just to make sure.  We're obviously a little, a lot, biased here, but most agree the integrity of this coaching staff is pretty high.  

Ranked #2 in Iowa now, if I'm reading this right.  

Sorry. 

I totally thought that was John Candy till now as well.   

Oh, and funny story about the sharing of the account.  I shared it with my brother and his family.  The other folks I've shared it with just get me lunch every once in a while or something, not that I ask.  My brother has decided to mail me a card and a $10 check every month.  Jeez, it's not even worth going to bank for that!  

Reminded me of the Seinfeld episode where Jerry finally cashed in all those checks his grandma had been giving him for years, and it bounced.  

What do you see in his film that makes you think this?  He's already a beast of a man, combined with a high motor, development by this staff.  I see nothing that would suggest he doesn't have a very good career at Nebraska.  

I think lying and yelling can be abuse.  But it's not violence, which is I think the confusion here.  

I think Moiraine was suggesting that just verbal abuse isn't domestic violence.  Hitting someone, and obviously rape, certainly is violence.  

2 minutes ago, TGHusker said:

This guy will not only be the next SUH but surpass him in my estimation.    Rich Glover, SUH, now Polar Bear

Let's pump the brakes a bit.  The kid's already being compared to an enormous carnivore.  

YouTube TV.  Haven't missed a game and you can gift it to up to five other people.  

Re:  Adrian Martinez... "I played the position, not as well as he does..."  

126 warehouses?!  That's a lot of acres of bourbon!

Great honor for a great player.  Hopefully more accolades to come.  

2 minutes ago, JJ Husker said:

 

The ironic thing is sparklers are probably one of the most dangerous items and account for more burn injuries than other fireworks. They're basically molten metal at about 2000 degrees.

Very true.  I think some parents, me included, thought that lighting wicks were more dangerous at the time.  

Moiraine, I think you're probably right about the outside influences causing parents to be overprotective.  When all they see in the news, social media, etc. is horror stories of kids getting hurt or killed, they tend to overreact so it doesn't happen to them.  

A fastpitch softball, I'm told by a friend who played college ball, gets on the hitter faster than a baseball, because, as you mentioned, the mound is so much closer.  

I'm a parent.  I get being protective.  But I thought it was important for my kid to get his own bumps and bruises.  Guess that might not be common anymore.  Too bad.  

And sparklers are one of the first "fireworks" kids get to play with.  Pretty much as soon as they were old enough to hold it.  

Just now, teachercd said:

2.  No more than 3 pumps (no one followed it)

Ha, this was our rule too, and no one followed it either.  Our wars ended when my brother had a BB go through his nose.  We made up a story, but then bragged about it on the bus.  Being a small town, word got back to our dad and guns were taken away for a while.  Eventually got paint ball guns.  

We had BB gun wars as well.  We'd give my brother a single shot pistol, give him a 10 minute head start (farm w/woods), then track him down.  

For sure.  We'd have roman candle fights.  I think my son was about 10 when he started lighting them up on his own, with a punk.  

Just saw this too.  Two warehouses down.  Fire still going.  RIP.  

Very true.  And probably a big part of this proposal.  

That's so weird.  I love the idea of bringing baseball back to Montreal, but splitting a single team between two towns is just odd.  Will be interesting how they do this.  I'm sure Tampa fans won't be happy.  

16 hours ago, Mavric said:

 

 

Saw this on the news yesterday.  They said Papi's friend, last name Hernandez I think, was the target, and always sat at the same chair at the same restaurant on the same day every week. 

Seems to me, if you're mixed up in something, might want to change up your habits a bit.  Be just a little less predictable maybe.  

Red Sox sending a plane to bring Papi back to Boston for further treatment.  There was more damage than first reports implied.  

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/26942067/red-sox-send-plane-transport-ortiz-boston

Another one smoking in their dorm room?  Sheesh.  

Also, does anyone use Flaviar?  That's where I've been getting most of my bottles.  And they can get their hands on some of the brands mentioned in this thread that you'd normally have to cross a border to get.