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His son still plays for psu too. That has to be awkward.
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Vitalis Jackson posted:Nebraska fans get angry whenever an "outsider" is hired, they think like rural people think. It is my understanding that you do not follow local city politics in any city. He can't be mayor because he's not a real whatevervillian.
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There was a brief window where a few choice schools would go "COWHER???"
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Komet posted:By "schools", do you mean "school"? And by "school", do you mean Penn State? Also Pitt and, inexplicably, NC State
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I bet Tennessee will have accidentally suspended football operations by December 5th at the rate they are going
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Raku posted:48 hours from now: Tennessee shuts down football program after being forced to pay five coaches who never actually start job, UAB joins the SEC 72 hours from now: Neyland Stadium accidentally leased to the NY Islanders
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I can't even keep track of everything. Mugabe being deposed was more straightforward.
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i'm a nega-tiger
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Dr. Gitmo Moneyson posted:It’s the color of piss. If that's what color you are pissing, consult a physician immediately. Also, you are a bad guy for not having championship hydration levels
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If someone doesn't want to bring up a topic, its a pretty good idea to respect that. I don't know the specifics, but I have a pretty good idea of the why.
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Hed posted:Do the regents/university own that Gulfstream or does some donor let them use it in exchange for the paint job? That's pretty cool. Its owned by a company that's owned by an oil tycoon that is on the board of regents. I suspect that's the most Texas sentence I can summon today.
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vikingstrike posted:I just checked. 2 seasons with double digit wins in program history. 2006 and 1976. At this rate we’ll look for them to matter in the next quarter century? Penn State loses to Rutgers either every 16 games or 70 years, depending on how you want to count it, so I'm worried about the upcoming loss in 2021 but somewhat less worried about the 2058 loss because I don't think we'll have football by then.
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Noctone posted:I wonder if Trump is also President in whatever timeline KJI is posting from. Despite being a Michiganer, a young Gerald Ford elects to travel to the titan of the day Rutgers to play football, which results in a brief professional career, and has an illustrious career in the US Navy, rising to Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy. Reagan easily defeats Carter in the 1976 election, through the amazing unpopularity of Agnew's brief presidency, so long story short, that's why President Orrin Hatch is traveling to West Germany next week to meet with Premier Putin to discuss arms reductions in the Aegean.
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Kent dropped their stadium capacity from 30k to 25k about ten years ago too. That wasn't a particularly good sign.
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