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Should have said I don't why teams didn't all go....

I like the Buckeyes rushing to the line of scrimmage, forcing the defense to be in position and ready, and then looking to the sideline for the play. Gives the coaches up in the booth time to see the D's alignment and personel before calling in the play.

I don't why teams don't all go to wristbands with a number assigned to a play. You can get a hundred or more plays on a wristband. The bread and butter plays used repeatedly would have several different numbers assigned to the same play. And then you could have several different wristbands per game. Say wristbands A, B, C, D. Change them by quarter or series, each with different number for same play. And change them by game. DC would have a sheet for each wristband to syncronize.

No more giant signs, three different people flapping their elbows. 

Just hold up a number. 

See DK dropped Buffalo to +17.5, Georgia now -7 vs Tenn. 

And like your RSW card Duck, four have positive odds. Hard to find those as a good play. 

Money to waste? That was Ukraine three years ago. 

If Iran had the bomb two years ago one would have already crossed our opened southern border. 

When Iran's supreme leader went underground and refused to negotiate at all you knew it had to be done. 

And what the hell was China delivering by jet to Iran? 

Yeah, that's a black eye Michigan has to live with. Am sure all teams try to get the signals but that wolv asst. went over the top and didn't even try hard to cover his tracks. 

Always wondered how a guy could steal the play call, get it to the DC who then signals the defensive change before the ball is snapped? Or even if the DC was trained to read the call need to be pretty damn fast. Watched the 2023 game on dvr. Allar had wristband with plays on it. 

Michigan OC on Denegal in winter of 2024; "The big thing about Denny is he’s so big. He’s gonna thrive in live situations, breaking tackles like a Ben Roethlisberger type"

I knew there was some bad blood between the two, couldn't remember what. Thanks.

2nd Franklin yr Terps out rushed Lions by a ton and lost by 1. After that Franklin owned them and the schedule seemed to workout for the spread as either Maryland was coming off of trouncing non-cons, Purdue, or it was last game of the season. Books were way off.

Michigan and Rutgers is like an every other year thing. Last eight vs Penn St the Wolv's are 6-2 SU, 7-1 ATS, with three blowouts. 

A small fun fact;

Throwing out the 2020 COVID season Penn State has covered ATS the last eight meetings with Maryland (2016-19, 2021-24). Seven of the eight meetings were covered by at least 10 points over the spread, six of the eight contests covered by 20 or more points over the spread. 2021 game was covered by 7.

Since 2018 it was a must play for me. In hindsight should have looked for alternate higher spreads. 

This year Maryland is not on Penn St's schedule. 

---At G7 EU Chief Ursula von der Leyen says Trump was right about China.

---The border city of Nogales in Sonora, Mexico,  Mayor Juan Francisco Gim Nogales praises President Trump's deportation strategy. "What the United States is doing with its immigration policy is cleaning house. And then, maybe, eventually, they’ll say, ‘Now let's recruit, but in accordance with my new rules", Nogales said. "I think that's what Trump is doing, and I think it would be what's correct," he continued.

---CBSNEWS; 

Johannesburg, South Africa — At the invitation of Democratic Republic of Congo President Felix Tshekedi, the Trump administration was brought in to lead negotiations to end the war raging in the east of the country between DRC forces and rebels believed to be backed by Rwanda. A peace deal was initialed Wednesday evening by officials from the neighboring nations, and it's set to be signed formally late next week in Washington by their leaders, and witnessed by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, the State Department said.

While many in the region will welcome an end to the long-running and deadly conflict, Daniel Van Dalen, a senior analyst at the Africa-focused intelligence firm Signal Risk, says the way the agreement was hashed out signals a major change in geopolitical efforts to end crises on the continent. The days of diplomatic soft power, he says, are over.

Officials have said the agreement is part of the U.S.' new bid under President Trump to build relationships in Africa that are more transactional and less focused on exerting soft power through diplomacy and investment. 

The deal came after three days of talks in Washington between DRC and Rwandan delegations — and after many previous failed attempts to secure an agreement between the two countries.

GL Wiz_KIDD!!!!

This is Penn State's year to get the title under Franklin.

Ok, explain why a just couple of workers hauled away left horses without their caretakers?

And of course the answer is because 84 were hauled away, not a couple like you stated. Your not very honest.

Cancer is not welcomed.

 Stu, was laughing at the fact that unplucked_gem posted it and everyone sat on their hands for two days until it came out this nutjob was a conservative christian. 

March 19, 2014 BBC; The takeover of Crimea has been completely different. This was an infiltration, not an invasion. And unlike in Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Afghanistan it was welcomed by a large proportion of the local population.

No, Trump said too much water has flowed over the dam for Putin to rejoin G7. And Crimea was not invaded, it was annexed because the people there voted for Ukraine's Russian favoring President who was ousted in an insurrection. 

CNN reported at the time; 

Lavrov met with Kerry on Monday and said Russia’s action in Crimea was necessary.

“It was the necessity to protect Russians who live there and who lived there for centuries,” he said in the news conference. “And when our partners compare Crimea to Kosovo, because in Kosovo a lot of blood was shed then its independence was proclaimed. So we have a question then: Is it necessary for the blood to be shed in Crimea to agree on the right of the people in Crimea for self-determination?”

Of course some people prefer Lies, Inaccuracies, & Stupidity.

It's all sad. 

Now they got something to talk about.

What is a non-violent murder????

And what proportion of murders in the US by race?