pacman

He's never responded to the bullying from the sycophants on this board. That's not new.

Sure, NYT lol

Dunked on Garvey https://www.threads.net/@katieporteroc/post/C2dRzCWCGJn/?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

That illness is called aggy preseason.

He's a trill replacement. Small difference, imo. Savea has some growth left in him, and some decent athleticism to make a play. Trill was a known quantity to occupy blockers for a few plays.

Coach should have moved you to defensive end like Rudy. /ianBoyd

N/M

Aggy is getting dangerously close to self-aware....fortunately, the gestapo will snuff those anomalies out...

Bills fans greatest in nfl...cut to bills fans throwing shit at the chiefs

I am probably the last to know, but I am just now learning that the satellite schools act like they are college station with yell leaders and "gameday". https://www.tamug.edu/yell/index.html This is an old clip I found in demonstration.

Not screenshots, but you have to start this thread with Roll Tide Willie to set the proper tone.

No, the numbers are shit but their customers don't know any better.

From on3

Frank Drebin's post is a direct quote of an old shaggybevo joke. Calm down folks.

A billion dollar industry is terrible at picking and developing its most important position. They have that luxury being an isolated league with no competition.

That's certainly how the AP poll sees it.

Satyanash, that you over there?

What has Bjorn accomplished to warrant consideration? Figured his next, and final, job would be Sam Houston...

One was an area that needed the most improvement. The other lost the most production.

Like you never put a WR in at TE in NCAA. Scored an 80 yard TD, so clearly works in real life.

In the polling of Republican voters, I have yet to hear a voter mention child labor laws as being too stringent. However, it is a clear strategy for Republicans. Most Republican led states are discussing weakening laws, with some even passing new laws, Iowa and Arkansas for example. Florida is up next. HB 49, pushed by Rep. Linda Chaney and her GOP colleagues is a total rollback of child labor protections for teens. They want to let 16- and 17-year-olds work insane hours during school, and even let them drop out for full-time jobs if they're in some home or virtual school program. The supporters, like the Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association, are dressing it up as reducing 'unnecessary' regulation and boosting job opportunities. It's not about helping teenagers; it's about cheap labor and filling low-wage jobs without regard for these kids' education or well-being. This particular bill was drafted by the Foundation for Government Accountability – far-right group backed by Dick Uihlein, notorious for his anti-worker/union opinions. The democrats proposed an amendment to protect minors from workplace sexual harassment but it was rejected by the Republicans.