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Where they gonna put the lazy river, tho?

I do like the classy hardwood look of the current locker room over a lot of newer ones I've seen.

HNTB does a lot of these projects, like LSU's recent upgrades, which feature a really unusual locker room design. https://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/multimedia/photos/collection_77106798-ae5c-11e9-92bc-9fa1c006867a.html#25 A few other projects... Illinois locker room & performance center: https://www.hntb.com/Projects/University-of-Illinois-New-Football-Performance-Ce Michigan's weight room & performance center: http://www.hntb.com/Projects/University-of-Michigan-Schembechler-Hall-Football

Come to think of it, this would make a good sign...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2019/09/25/year-olds-td-went-viral-he-fought-cancer-six-years-later-hes-playing-real/

Gold star for you!

Is it just me or does Dewitt look like he's about to give his meat a good ol' rub?

Mr. Jojo Risin'. Or maybe something from this century, if you can think of something that fits.

Why, so he can pad our recruiting rankings only to have all the players he recruited bail a little later? Almost none of his guys are still on the team.

@ColoradoHusk Except the kicking team didn't physically kick the ball out of bounds, it's only considered out of bounds because the receiving team essentially forced it to be. The kicking team's actions were completely legal until the receiving team did something to make it illegal, which is a weird loophole.

@ColoradoHusk It's a weird loophole because it essentially allows the receiving team to force the kicking team to commit a penalty, when otherwise there would have been none. Can you name any other instance where that is the case?

To save a click... Lamar Jackson made their second-team CB, too.

Man, MojoJojo didn't already have a Blackshirt?!

I was wondering if the videos in the replay booth have audio or not, since the refs apparently ignored their own whistle.

I'm definitely ready to see someone other than Mills as the #2 RB.

Do you actually remember Abdullah's freshman year? I mean, at this point in that season, we'd barely even seen him. Burkhead was the starter that year, and behind him it was a three-way battle for the top backup job between Abdullah, Green, and Heard. Abdullah didn't really emerge as the clear #2 until about the last three games of the season.

This felt more like a game from the first half of last season than anything - constantly shooting ourselves in the foot with turnovers and penalties despite putting up mind-boggling yards. Only difference is that we somehow managed to win this one... against a bad team that we obliterated last year.

When a receiver catches a ball, it doesn't matter if the ball itself is physically out of bounds - it's where the player's feet come down that determines whether the play was in-bounds or not. And conversely, if the ball is physically in-bounds but the receiver is out-of-bounds, then it's considered a catch made out of bounds. That's basically the same principle that applies to that kickoff: a returner standing out of bounds who recovers a ball that's in-bounds and on the ground is treated basically the same as if he'd caught it that way. It also applies to a fumble when the ball is in-bounds and the player is out-of-bounds.

I'll take finding a way to win despite yourselves over finding a way to lose to a team you're much better than...

I'm mostly hoping that the o-line looks decent.