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1.
a group of people appointed for a specific function, typically consisting of members of a larger group.
"the housing committee"2.
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a person entrusted with the charge of another person or another person's property.
Q of the night, so far...
OSU (28)
MSU (27)
Do we feel the Bucks will beat Sparty by 40?
I've managed to try most of these services via my Mini: YouTube TV Wins. Great interface (which may be going away, soon).
Question: What's best for YouTube TV...Fire...Roku...Apple TV?
FYI: Bionic Bigfoot action figure on eBay:
IMO, the Titans players crossed the line by entering the stands away from home. That's straight up disrespectful and I think they got what they deserved, especially for how out of hand that game got. Not the classiest move from the Browns fan either, but I understand why he did it, especially in the heat of the moment. What did the Titans players think would happen? Clearly they don't know Cleveland very well...
Might impact the Urban Meyer-to-USC bet.
WTF?!!?
IDK. I'm feeling uneasy.
I won't be surprised if Cincy and Indy are both, tight games.
Hence, the following is stated with emphasis by Meyer, to certain folks who might be listening and could be prefaced with, Unlike, at Florida, "AND LIKE I SAID, IT’S EVERY COACH’S DREAM TO BE WELCOMED BACK AND BE AROUND THE PLAYERS AND BE AROUND THE COACHES AND KNOW THAT THEY’RE APPRECIATIVE, AS WELL.”– URBAN MEYER ON ATTENDING OHIO STATE PRACTICES THIS OFFSEASON."
2019 could be a season of tight games, for the Bucks.
After the IU roadtrip and before The Game, it's Michigan State (Returning starters: 9 offense, 8 defense) that worries me the most.
This may be a true baptism by fire, for Fields.
Good thing this captain sounds ready to lead:
https://sports.yahoo.com/ohio-states-dobbins-says-hes-best-back-nation-160045637--ncaaf.html
2 against Navy? Meyer must've been stunned.
Great stats, ahoy! Thanks again, swabby!
Well, Meyer's still an OSU employee...
Great point! I certainly feel the national championship game against Oregon was indicative of the "high risk, high reward" trait you note, regarding turnovers: Bucks 4 (3 fumbles lost and 1 INT) vs. Ducks (1 INT). Ducks had more penalties, though. Oregon (10-76) and Ohio State (5-30).
Thanks Unknownmusketeer for the effort and the comparison: 2006 and 2008 suggest aggressive team-play works.
Thanks for your effort, NavyBuckeye91! That's coming from an Army Buckeye, BTW!
Stats can beckon one to take a deep dive (pardon the pun, NavyBuckeye9...).
The 2014 stat is Tresselian! Did the loss to VA Tech have a recalibrating effect?
Just as remarkable are the 2017-2018 stats: Why the dramatic uptick?
Conley is looking to his left, away from the ball and Samuel appears to on the chill.
