Andy
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Everything posted by Andy
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I got nuthin’. Give a brother a hint? Think about the medical problems Santo had late in his life and that should get you there. (it took me a couple looks too)
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Do not self-report. Do not cooperate. It's that simple. If any AD self-reports or cooperates with the NCAA they should be fired. The only schools that get in trouble are those they try to do the right thing after a mistake was made. Yuuuup. Remember when the OSU team in Urban Meyer's first year went 12-0 but couldn't play for the NC because OSU gave themselves a one-year bowl ban? To be fair, that was mostly because OSU's dumb AD refused to take a bowl ban after a 6-6 season the year before for some reason.
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Someone didn't get the memo to just lie. [tweet] [/tweet]
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Tough noogies. CBA expires after his last season under contract with the Cubs, I believe.
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Agreed, I saw the Rosenthal tweet before it was posted here and I was going to go for Brachtober as a title if PCP hadn't.
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I like Brach. Solid setup guy. Mid-3's FIP the last 2 years, strikes out about a batter per inning, has some experience closing.
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2018-19 Other Team Offseason Transactions Not Worth a New Thread
Andy replied to Cubswin11's topic in Chicago Cubs Talk
Dudgers signing AJ Pollock. [tweet] [/tweet] Heyman says "$55M plus", which seems notably small. -
The sign is, I believe, so even if the park changed its name, the sign would still be there.
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The two of them have been in more Super Bowls than any other franchise in the history of football.
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I wouldn't say I was surprised that part wasn't scrutinized more, because the NFL is still early on the CFB-style targeting calls, but I did notice that at the time.
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I'd just go college OT rules except the ball starts at midfield.
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Don't line up in the horsefeathering neutral zone you horsefeathering idiot There is nothing exciting about New England games. It's all so technical, rehearsed and inevitable. It's why they're great but it's so [expletive] boring
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Wendell Carter Jr. is having likely season-ending surgery on a thumb injury, because when you're the Bulls, not even the tiniest ray of hope can go unextinguished.
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That was my favorite part. Bryant was destroying the ball until he got hurt, but yes, his resistance to Chiliball was why he didn't hit more homers.
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It's such a horsefeathering travesty. Machado might be worth that much (via WAR, anyway) in 3 years, let alone 7.
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It is more than a little strange how Dexter Lawrence (and 2 other guys) testing positive for a PED - out of a sample of reportedly only 15 Tigers - has resulted in little more than a collective shrug in the CFB media sphere.
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You don't think Duke, the Tide's marquee non conference foe next year, can take them down?
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Well, I feel about 25% better about ND now. Clemson is a straight up buzzsaw.
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He always torches the Bulls. I can't be too made @ garpax for that one as I was a big Tyrus fan, though. HUGE hops. Too bad he had the basketball IQ of a golden retriever. I remember the 2 minutes he went supernova against the Heat in the playoffs. For one brief moment it seemed like we were about to take over the league.
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I saw this as a rumor last night. Is this for real though? It's real and it's spectacular
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The committee is going to make this thing an SEC vs Clemson Invitational every year going forward and the sad thing is I can't even argue too much with them
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It's interesting, because neither team has faced an opponent that could really threaten them talent wise since September. It might come down to who adjusts to the higher level of play quickest (Dabo is a better coach than Kelly, so that idea doesn't fire me up much). Common opponents don't reveal much. Of the 4, both teams blew out 2 (Clemson's margins were bigger but I'm not totally sure how much it matters beyond 4-TD spreads), while ND was way better vs Syracuse and Clemson was way better vs Pitt. Both teams have really good defensive lines (Clemson's is ridiculous), so whichever QB is able to work around the pressure might have the advantage. Book has been really good at adjusting to what he sees from defenses. I can't speak to Lawrence, but I'm guessing he hasn't seen a ton of pressure. I'll be interested to see what ND's DC decides to do against him. I love both of ND's coordinators, they've done a tremendous job figuring teams out in-game all year. I expect it to be a pretty good game and if I were forced to bet the line (10.5-12) I'd take ND. This isn't 2012 - the Irish have a much more complete team than that one, and this Clemson team isn't the death machine that that Bama team was. I think Clemson will win but I'd obviously love to be surprised. You horsefeathering idiot
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If not for an inept kicker the first couple weeks, they'd have made the playoffs this year. Crazy.
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Magary got really horsefeathering plastered and almost died of asphyxiation.
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He's broken and pretty much has been since 2016.
