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I can't see BOB going back to college. Penn State was unique in a couple of ways that made it worse than most college experiences, but he really did not enjoy the secondary job of booster gladhanding.
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Nard Dog now and forever please
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I can't even imagine that there's anything close to a reasonable ROI on that. Not even a non-financial one.
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C-Euro posted:Not an emptyquote. Eh, $4m seems low but it depends on what you're doing with your life. You can maintain an upper middle class lifestyle for 40 or 50 years. The problem is that you don't have the excess to really use all of the free time you have.
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C. Everett Koop posted:I've been trying to will this since the start of the season. Join me my brothers in our Dabo to College station spirit bomb. This has Monkey Paw written all over it
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Visiting teams have the option to invest the stadium and are declared the winner if Northwestern tries to leave for food.
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Nissin Cup Nudist posted:I know the answer is money, but why would anybody take the Indiana job? The last 14 coaches have finished with losing records, it is actually impossible to win there. And that was before they had to play the Pac teams I'm becoming increasingly concerned that if you're worse than Michigan State on average you're never seeing a winning conference record ever again
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trevorreznik posted:Iowa, Wisconsin It feels weird to call these two garbage. Wisconsin set the Big Ten Championship Game scoring record when they ended up staggering in as the third place team when Ohio State and Penn State were....otherwise occupied.
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punched my v-card at camp posted:I think Indiana is set to benefit overall from the expansion just by escaping the B1G East. Between UM/MSU/PSU/OSU you have four programs who Indiana has collectively beat 6 times in the last two decades, three of which were Sparty in their various flop eras. And two of them were Penn State and Michigan knee deep in listless pandemic teams.
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kayakyakr posted:Both an excellent hire and an insane hire. Kansas runs what is absolutely considered a gadget offense. It's somewhere between a triple option and the spread offense that Willie Fritz ran at SHSU (his offense has morphed a bit for Tulane, surprisingly).
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Nov 29, 2023 05:53
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I like how the Citrus Bowl is called out by name. And eight tickets honestly seems small?
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Blotto_Otter posted:live in an actual city I'm not sure this matters to college football coaches, who would live in a diving bell at the bottom of the Arctic Ocean if it meant they could watch more film
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Forty-second coach? I guess no one hangs around at that job.
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This is how I see the bowls. These are the last ten teams Penn State has played in a bowl compared with the last time they played a regular season game. Houston - 1977 Boston College - 2004 Georgia - never played in regular season USC - 2000 Washington - 1921 Kentucky - 1978 Memphis - never played in regular season, first meeting Arkansas - never played in regular season, first meeting Utah - never played in regular season, first meeting Ole Miss - never played in regular season, first meeting I just like seeing match-ups you don't see very often or ever before.
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