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JesustheDarkLord posted:My point was that barring a major outlier it is expected that about half of the losses were by less than the average margin of loss. Even with the outlier, 95% of the losses fall within two standard deviations of the margin! 
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FizFashizzle posted:Ahhh yes, a tattoo, truly something you'll never come to regret. Can't see that pic unless you are a registered member. edit: and weren't you 100 yards or so away from a Cam Tramp Stamp?
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Grittybeard posted:Quotaback. That's a term that I should be utterly unsurprised caste would use but still am, somehow. Quotaback is nothing. They refer to every non-white player as an afflete.
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Dr_Strangelove posted:And it's a jab at the southern African American accent. Thats all I thought it was. I honestly don't think anyone at Caste football is clever enough to have meant the fulfilling a quota thing.
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Ribsauce posted:Paterno should have told McQueary to go to the police, in retrospect, but he could not have done it himself. The greatest responsibility lied with Curley and Schultz. Paterno simply didn't have as much power on campus as people would like to believe (because it feels better to blame Paterno for child rape than Sandusky himself). This is for other football forums, not this one. Otherwise the thread would consist entirely of groverats post history along with Komet's take on the Sandusky/Paterno story. edit: oh and anyone with a Alabama avatar.
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Ribsauce posted:yahoo! sports actually. Just as bad as the other two I can assure you. I hope from the comments... I know some of the bloggers are pretty bad in terms of having really really really stupid opinions, but most of Yahoo! actually has a pretty good sports journalism department.
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Ribsauce posted:Oh in no way did I mean that as an indictment of their journalists, Mike Silver is probably my favorite national NFL columnist and their NBA coverage decimates ESPN when it comes to breaking stories. I always find it amazing their 2 man NBA staff (Woj and Spears) probably breaks 70% of big time NBA news, if not more. Yeah, I didn't think so. If they break 70% of NBA news I would say they break 99% of NCAA stories of consequence.
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McKracken posted:Haven't seen any comments about Gronk partying after the game. You know they'd have a dedicated thread for it had it been Ocho or Branch. They called him a wigger and race traitor after the pictures with the porn actress. The white porn actress. edit: As for Jeremy Lin and Asians, there are plenty of stories about black kids not being recruited, not playing much in college then exploding in the NFL after they were training camp fodder for a few years. swickles fucked around with this message at 03:46 on Feb 10, 2012 |
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Yay, medical chat! The collarbone is one of the most easily broken bone, and numbers wise is the most frequently broken bone in the US. Some people tend to break it more often not because of strength or what have you, but more because of their own innate reaction to falling. Some people instinctively outstretch their arms to break their fall, some people will tuck them in. Usually the outstretched position results in clavicle fractures than the tuck position. As for the nose, yes its partly cartilage. However, there are several bones in the nose, some of which are very thin and delicate. If its not healed properly or exactly as it should, it could be easier to break. The clavicle is set pretty easily, as its a larger bone, the nose, not so much.
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McKracken posted:If you have to qualify any statement you make with a "just to clarify I am not racist/sexist/homophobic" disclaimer you should probably not finish that sentence. Just to clarify, I am not a racist, but I loving love to eat apples. 
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I thought Grove Rat was banned for constantly making GBS threads up the Conference Apocalypse threads (more so than the A&M crowd). Huh, I feel like I am going to ignore the last couple posts and pretend that is still true.
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McKracken posted:I've met people with some backwards ideas regarding race/sexuality/gender etc. but I'm really thankful I've never had to deal with anyone on the level of a caste football poster. I met a fundamentalist the other day who spent the whole time at the bar trying to convince two doctors and a biotech scientist that evolution doesn't, fossilization isn't a real process, and there is no way the Earth is more than 10,000 years old, tops. He also said he was a doctor, but it turns out he was a chiropractor. Homosexuality didn't come up, but I could only imagine if it did. That's about as close to a Caste football type that I have ever come. It was surprising too, because before all that poo poo even came out, we had a pretty good conversation about football and seemed to not be a complete moron.
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I feel like posting of Sandusky related stuff in this thread is just a big mistake. We already know there are people with dumb opinions on it, and it would literally dominate the thread. Lets just stick to posts calling Dilfer the QB of the decade and on why Farve should come back and start over Rodgers. If you want bad Penn State posting, you can just look at the GBS thread. Or don't.
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"Stay under the radar" and "Terrell Owens" are not two phrases used in the same thought.
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Morby posted:This is Boris. He only give the most true and objective facts. If you read this in Aziz Anzari's voice and tone, it actually becomes pretty awesome.
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Sash! posted:I choose to not observe games and collapse the wave function. All teams are undefeated. You mean all teams are both undefeated and defeated by all.
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Hahaha, that guy is so full of poo poo, its not even funny.
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AAA DOLFAN posted:I hate to post an entire thread but I can't get over this thread on FinHeaven. Why the hell can't you see links or images if you don't have 10 posts? I feel I am missing out on his rantings.
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AAA DOLFAN posted:Ah drat. Does it show up now? drat Crazy, that's some racist poo poo, you sure you should be posting that here?
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Basil Hayden posted:Incidentally after checking this myself I am still baffled as to how Tulane won three SEC titles yet Vandy still has zero. Pre-1950 football doesn't really count.
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Toussaint Louverture posted:Ah yes, the overwhelming favoritism Hispanics receive in America. What if Tebow and Sanchez had an anchor baby?
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MonsterWalk posted:YOU'RE a cigarette... 
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[/quote] I thought this was about head injuries and such, but I know its likely about Pats conspiracies.
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AAA DOLFAN posted:I mean I guess it'd make sense of a pediatric dentist who lived in the same city his entire life was somehow a member of the illuminati but come on people! In Greenacres there was a group of people, but they were younger, children. They got strange cancers (for that population) and the CDC did a multiyear study to figure out. There weren't anymore cases and they basically gave up a few years ago trying to figure out what caused it.
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Declan MacManus posted:I read an article about that deer velvet company that Ray Lewis was involved with today. A lllloooooootttt of athletes believe in nonsense that any reasonable person should instantly sniff out as bullshit. The problem is that there is some stuff that sounds like bullshit, but actually has some evidence behind. I mean, think of Gatorade, one of the most basic things. People had tried electrolyte enriched drinks before, but then some guy comes along and says sugar is the key? Sounds like BS but its neccessary. Same with pickle juice. People think its the electrolytes in pickle juice, but there is apparently some novel compound in pickle juice that acts centrally (as in the Central nervous system) to reduce cramping. Deer horn has IGF-1 in it, which probably doesn't do much, much who knows. It hasn't been studied enough to determine one way or another. Its more that athletes are more willing to go out on a limb on a chance that something will help than the average populations, regardless of the evidence behind it.
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limeincoke posted:On Alabama's suspended players, taken from Nebraska's rivals site. One of the most surreal moments of med school involved watching two trauma surgery attendings argue over whether a teardrop tattoo on your face indicated that someone you knew was murdered, or how many murders you have committed. At 5 am.
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sweet thursday posted:In the United States, it can mean the wearer has killed someone.[3] The number of teardrops may indicate the number of years spent in prison, or the number of times the wearer was raped.[1] It may also indicate time spent in prison or the loss of a loved one or fellow gang member.[1] I think that was the source of the argument because it was a girl who had the tattoos. She was also stabbed, but had been in a knife fight with someone else.
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I only pretty much read article comments for the stupid racist poo poo. Its like reading castefootball, its entertaining on some level, and gives you a nice sense of superiority that you aren't that bigoted/stupid. I think that's the only reason people read them who aren't also commenting. edit: I haven't been to caste football in a while, I wonder how they feel about the Ravens winning.
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Lasagna Pilot posted:CFB fans go through so much spin and self-delusion to convince themselves that their team is better off without the stud recruits they aren't getting. There needs to be a college recruit version of TFF Free Agent Flowchart.jpg
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I hope this man has explicit written permission from the NFL, CBS, NBC, FOX, and ESPN.
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Is that the Gronk picture? Now we know why he never banged that pornstar.
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So someone mentioned in a another thread about caste football and I hadn't checked it in a while. They have turned their attention from the plight of the white man to the threat of the "gay agenda" a term they frequently use and I am sure have no clue what they mean by it. Here is a link to the thread, but I will include some choice terribleness: http://www.castefootball.us/forums/showthread.php/14655-More-acceptance-for-gay-players Some guy in the closet posted:As I have mentioned before, before I was married to my wife I had to take an Aids test (as well as other std tests because she knew of my past), well the place that did it was free was pretty much run by fags. They had a sports magazine all about gay athletes. Michael Strahan was in there and it was pretty much noted that he was a homosexual, there was a text message uncovered that he sent Ronde Barber saying that Strahan knew he was on the dl (down low, which is the code word for a black person acting straight, wife/gf but still having sex with dudes) and that they should hook up. This next one comes after a non-sensical rant about gay comic book characters or something. He is basically a racist homophobic Chris Kluwe. quote:Gay marriage is 0 for 30 in public elections but batting 1000 amongst the elite. Here is a quote of a quote about how there can't be that many gays in pro-sports because not enough pro- quote:Let's look at the numbers: About 3,000 roster spots exist on major league teams in baseball, football, basketball, and hockey. There are also several hundred de facto big leaguers in individual sports like golf and tennis. So, the total number of top tier North American male athletes, current and retired, must be somewhere around 20,000. Nobody believes the old canard anymore about gays being 10% of the population, but even if we use a more realistic 2.5% estimate, that still would suggest that there should be 500 current or retired current big leaguers who are gay. And then Soccer&track gives us the ultimate no-win scenario: a gay white cornerback! quote:One interesting thing to consider with all this would be if a gay player came out who happened to be white and a cornerback. You would have a bunch of DWF/brainwashed/cult Marxist/lib-tard buffoons split right down the middle. However....I'm sure the "a white guy can't play corner" stigma would take a backseat to the "OMG a gay football player! We have to see him play!" stigma and we would see a white cornerback playing on Sundays. Now if this does happen, it would absolutely prove that there is a caste system entrenched...but then again I don't expect many DWFs would realize it. Caste Football really is a treasure trove of terribleness. I love how everyone pretends to not be racist, even though one guy explicitly says that interracial marriage sickens him.
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Hey, I was born in Johnstown! Incidentally 3 of my cousins went to school on athletic scholarships (football even!) from Johnstown, just not to Ivy League schools so yeah, they are somehow the victims of race.
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whypick1 posted:Blame Goodell. Who cares that this was in college, blame him anyway. Who is actually blaming Goodell for this exactly?
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This is a way better representation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWeruafvnwo
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Arschlochkind posted:So Brian Cushing was re-signed for a 6 year deal, and part of what made it happen was some fine front office work by Rick Smith thanks in part to Andre Johnson being such a cool dude. Let's see what the fans think... I would root really hard for a team called the Sextants.
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Its funny because even during the Tebow years Caste football hated Florida because they were "too black".
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Anals of History posted:
To be fair, Manning is a system QB. Granted its the Peyton Manning System, and can only be understood and played by him, but its still a system.
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System QB has had a number of (bad, dumb) definitions, but never one like "a QB who implements his own system and lets the coach and OC play along."
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whypick1 posted:I'll get to test this theory next year! Pretty sure this emoticon was invented for this reason: 
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