How D'Andre Swift plays, so goes GA:

Mr. Jones be sportin' the Army's new, class-A uniform:

I'm rootin' for GA, today.

Sure.

And then there's, on any given day...

I don't know if there's any reason to root for OU.

'Cause if the Sooners win, ask yourself if there's a better and more determined player than this guy?

Jalen Hurts is serious.

Might want to pray GA wins.

"What Alvarez built back in the early 90's" wouldn't have happened without - Dave McClain (Upper Sandusky, OH):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_McClain_(American_football)

Thanks for sharing your wonderful news with your readership, Kevin!
All the best, to you and your love!

Utellin’me Utah is ranked #5?

Utah being Ute-il-ized, by the Ducks.

Utes overrated.

TD Ducks.

Utah...u blow.

Mr. Breeze with the pick.

If so, Dallas = Cbus West?

Could be a recruiting advantage, hmmm...

Let's get the Jamyest, for sure.

Mindful of the different spellings, cueing the inevitable gifs, now:

FYI: Though you may be aware, know the TV’s specs. A 120Hz refresh rate (or higher) makes for better viewing, than a TV with a 60Hz refresh rate (Motion tends to be blurry). It seems Walmart, almost exclusively, sells TVs featuring a 60Hz rr.

Cueing “The More You Know” gif, so someone can bag some UVs.

Prepare for pay per view.

Happy Birthday, Coach Tressel!

Go Bucks!

JK'll show'em.

Stage mother (and father) looming?

Wisconsin-inevitability...meh.

$7.5M is the salient point. But, I suspect the writer’s invocation of “fudge dragon” was the true inspiration, for the post.

How’bout this place?

https://thevarsity.com/locations/detail/1/The_Varsity_Atlanta

I loved the NFL when I was kid, in the days when the Baltimore Colts played. They were my favorite team, as a cousin of mine played for the Colts and was a member of the1958,1959 and 1968 championship teams. When the Colts left Baltimore, I had also been rooting for the Browns and Bears. But, other than the “Cardiac Kids”, ‘86 Bears and Lovie’s Chicago team, my interest in the NFL has steadily waned.

So, I don.t really study the NFL. But, I bet a deeper dive into Michael Thomas’ career stats vs. career snaps at Ohio State would yield some fascinating conclusions and maybe, inspire future coaches, players, scouts and agents to redefine specialization, in the context of receivers (i.e. center vs. long-snapper).