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  1. Good Luck Quinn. To the rest:
  2. Wulaw Is Pat Kirwan, Pat Kirwan is Wulaw.
  3. In 1982, It was $4 for sure. There was a minimum which came up when the folks wanted to know why I was taking only 12 hours...
  4. Good point on OU - wonder if that OL gets healthier/better. WR looks.....challenging. Per ESPN: Top QB returning: 15. Darian Mensah, Duke. 14. Sawyer Robertson, Baylor. 13. Luke Altmyer, Illinois. 12. Arch Manning, Texas. 11. Kevin Jennings, SMU. 10. DJ Lagway, Florida. 9. Haynes King, GT. 8. Nico Iamaleava, Tennessee. 7. Carson Beck, Miami. 6. Sam Leavitt, ASU. 5. LeNorris Sellers, SCAR. 4. John Mateer, 0U. 3. Garret Nussmeyer, LSU. 2. Drew Allar, PSU. Cade Klubnik, Clemson Mateer and Lagway only ones on schedule. Lot of Meh on this list.
  5. We are? Ohio State - new qb GA - new qb OU - new qb florida - agreed AM - unlikely a big leap offense wise Who else?
  6. Not a lawyer , plenty on here to confirm or reject the following, however, this is how I've heard it explained: In general, the anti-trust angle applies to a whole market not individual participants. (companies can have different employee rules in the same market). In this case, it's the whole market (NCAA football) vs. a specific entity within the market (SEC football). The SEC or any other conference can have whatever rules it wants under the NCAA framework of members including rules on academic eligibility, transfer, uniforms etc. If the SEC were deemed a market, then rules such as above eligibility could be deemed anti-trust and damaging to the consumers of the market. I think the court argument would be the market percentage test on the SEC side (low % of total market and thus rules are non-impacting) vs the market power test by plantiff (SEC has high market power and is using that power to constrain market)
  7. I thought Aggie was #1 pre-season?
  8. AL beat Auburn MBB , and swept Aggie in baseball (although aggie had long ago dropped from #1) and took one from #1 TN all in the last 30 days. Rare indeed. I'm sure AL hoisted a new banner for that, I just can't seem to find the article. I will keep looking.
  9. I am in my sixties good sir.
  10. This is called The Buccees Business Model.
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