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I would say Steeler fans... They never lose a game, it is the refs fault, or weather, or field, etc. that caused their defeat...

Depends on the scoring system in the league that you are playing in...

Wordle 905 4/6 🟨🟩 🟩🟩🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

Who cares what they think... The real question is what does Taylor Swift think?

Just saw the video of Mahomes on the sideline... What a spoiled rich person...

Yay Buffalo!!! Fu*k the Chiefs!!!

Rick Wise was much better… https://www.mlb.com/news/rick-wise-no-hitter-two-homers-in-1971

No he didn’t…. There have been many Japanese players before Ohtani that was not a power hitter…

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Dude, Kansas/Missouri is not the biggest rivalry game in the world... Not even close...

Sorry, but the CFL is much more exciting than the NFL…

I said "should of", but we all knew that wouldn't happen... As a Republican, I just wish Trump would fade away... I know that will NEVER happen, but one can wish...

Trump should have taken the high road and just ignore what De Niro even said, but unfortunately he just can't do that...

Biden mess up the gravity of the planet?

https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/2023-college-football-spring-games-takeaways-deion-sanders-dazzles-in-debut-at-colorado-alabama-qbs-struggle/ Colorado wrapped up its first spring practice session under coach Deion Sanders on Saturday, but the roster is going to look much different when toe meets leather this fall. Fifteen players have entered the transfer portal since Sunday, signifying that Sanders has major work to do in order to reconfigure his roster during the summer. Wide receiver Montana Lemonious-Craig is one of the highest-profile players to make the decision to leave Boulder. The junior made waves on Saturday by catching three passes for 154 yards and two touchdowns during the first spring game for coach Deion Sanders. One of those passes was a 98-yard score from transfer quarterback Shedeur Sanders. The 6-foot-2, 190-pounder from Inglewood, California, was the Buffaloes second-leading receiver last season with 23 catches for 359 yards and three touchdowns. Fellow wide receiver Jordyn Tyson also announced Monday that he is hitting the portal after a successful first season in Boulder. Tyson finished last season as the top receiver on the roster with 470 yards on 22 receptions after joining the program from Allen (Texas) High School. Deion Smith, last season's top running back, also entered the portal on Monday. The 6-foot, 190-pound senior led the team with 393 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns last season. He had 653 yards rushing and four rushing touchdowns during his four seasons with the Buffaloes. Here's a look at the players who have entered the portal so far, according to the 247Sports transfer portal tracker: OL Jackson Anderson: A 6-foot-4, 295-pounder from Mineola, Texas, Anderson redshirted in 2021 and wasn't a contributor in 2022. He was a three-star prospect in the Class of 2021. DL Aaron Austin: The 6-foot-2, 230-pounder was a three star prospect in the Class of 2022 out of Fort Worth, Texas. LB Shakaun Bowser: The 6-foot-4, 230-pounder from Queen Creek, Arizona, didn't record any stats last year. He was a three-star prospect in the Class of 2022. LB Devin Grant: The 6-foot-3, 260-pound sophomore has played in 15 games and started two during his three seasons with the program. He had 14 tackles and two tackles for loss in 2022 and was expected to contend for playing time in 2023. OL Alex Harkey: The 6-foot-6, 305-pounder played one season at Colorado after transferring from Tyler (Texas) Junior College. WR Montana Lemonious-Craig: The superstar from the spring game is one of the highest-profile departures from the roster. He is already receiving offers from FBS programs according to his Twitter account. CB Jason Oliver Jr: The rising sophomore defensive back had 11 tackles in 2022 -- mostly as a reserve and on special teams. The 6-foot, 175-pounder wasn't expected to see much action in 2023. WR Grant Page: A 6-foot-3, 200-pound rising redshirt freshman who was an option for rotational snaps. He played in two games in 2022. DB Oakie Salave'a: Salave'a is a 6-foot-4, 220-pound rising redshirt freshman came to Colorado as a three-star athlete in the Class of 2022. He did not record any stats as a true freshman. LB Aubrey Smith: Smith had eight tackles and one sack as a true freshman. He was a three-star prospect in the Class of Buford (Georgia) High School. DB Xavier Smith: The 6-foot-2, 185-pounder from metro Atlanta signed as a three-star prospect in the Class of 2022. The speedster was the Georgia Region 4-AAAAAA Player of The Year in 2021. RB Deion Smith: Smith was a three-star prospect in the Class of 2018 out of Houston. WR Chase Sowell: Sowell entered the portal on Saturday. The rising redshirt freshman had two catches for 23 yards in three games last year, and was expected to contend for playing time in 2023. DB Tyrin Taylor: The rising junior had 26 tackles and one interception last season. He was expected to contend for playing time as a starter for the Buffaloes prior to entering the portal. WR Jordyn Tyson: The leading receiver from last season was a three-star prospect prior to his success with the Buffaloes in 2022.

I would still choose a school based on the education that I could get... But the NCAA is a fustercluck now with NIL, paying kids, etc... It is a damn shame what it has become...

https://www.cbssports.com/womens-college-basketball/news/iowa-womens-basketball-sells-out-season-tickets-for-the-first-time-ahead-of-caitlin-clarks-senior-campaign/ Iowa women's basketball has officially sold out its season tickets for the 2023-24 campaign, the team announced on Monday. This is the first time the program has ever sold out Carver-Hawkeye Arena for an entire season. "Going to be one insane season!!" Iowa star Caitlin Clark wrote on social media. "Hawk fans are insane!!!!" Before this announcement, the team had only sold out three regular season games, the most recent being a senior night contest against Indiana on Feb. 26. However, it's been clear the interest has been growing as the Hawkeyes finished second nationally in attendance last season with an average of 11,143 fans. In April, Iowa Athletics had to pause season ticket deposits after receiving deposits for 6,700 new season tickets. With the 6,500 existing season tickets, the number grew to 13,200, which is a huge percentage of the 15,056-seat Carver-Hawkeye Arena. This wave of enthusiasm comes months after the Hawkeyes made it to their first ever national championship game. The Hawkeyes fell to Angel Reese and LSU in that contest, but they finished 31-7 overall and 17-1 at home. Clark certainly has played a huge role in the success of the team and the growing excitement for Iowa women's basketball. She was already one of the most recognizable players in college basketball heading into last season, but she reached new heights during her junior campaign and was named the National Player of the Year. Clark put up historic numbers last season, including scoring 191 points in the NCAA Tournament -- a NCAA Tournament record for men's or women's basketball. In the Elite Eight, Clark recorded 41 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists to become the first player -- man or woman -- to register a 40-point triple-double in the NCAA Tournament. Iowa has not announced its 2023-24 schedule yet, but tickets for the Oct. 15 exhibition game against DePaul at Kinnick Stadium will be available on Tuesday morning.

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/obama-trump-american-dream/

Oh joy…

Chernobyl Diaries

Lightening…. That will always stop the game and then they have to wait for no strikes for 30 minutes before they can restart the game…

Totally surprised but I am glad that the committee got some of it right… I really thought that Georgia was in as no team being #1 in next-to-last CFP never dropped out of the playoffs… Though technically they still have two SEC teams in there…

Noon ET tomorrow…. As cmh said, the rest of the bowls are also announced…

That might be Texas only chance over Georgia, but with the SEC love and Georgia had won 29 or so in a row and the last two champions, I think the committee will want someone to win the title over Georgia…

If Michigan wins, I think it will be… 1) Michigan 2) Washington 3) Alabama 4) Georgia I hope I am wrong, but that is my guess…