Does anyone know?

and the episode was on Southern California. Towards the end, they touched on the carrot farming business and that a man named Mike Yurosek invented the baby carrot in 1986. Quick search shows that was Ben’s great grandiddy.

They’ve basically given up two plays to allow points. They’ve played well. Gotta get stuff going on offense

That is all

after that 💩!

Be proud of your takes, this offense is unnacceptable. Whoever recruits for Northern Illinois, call him. Then our coaches wouod coach them better.

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For those that have a need to identify ONE reason we are struggling…


It’s the offensive line. Getting schooled.

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show up. I don’t think Irish had enough respect for Dawgs D. AND they definitely don’t respect our O with a Rook QB.

I’ve been pretty critical of some previous winners chosen but pretty solid choice this year. Having watched all 12 Army games, this group is experienced, very assignment sound and “nasty within the rules”.

Enjoy watching them today unless you like squids. For that I really can’t help you.

Army OL wins Moore Award

Go Army! Beat Navy!

A deep dive into the future of nonconference scheduling in an NIL era:

• The “outdated” MTE model — both finances and format
• Why Hurley’s MTE comments reflect the sentiment at top-tier schools
• Players Era expansion
• More high-level home-and-homes

“The inaugural edition was considered a success by all parties involved. There was high-quality basketball, with Oregon beating Alabama in the championship game to take home the title -- and an additional $500,000 in NIL opportunities on top of the $1 million it earned by playing in the tournament. Alabama received an extra $250,000 in NIL opportunities for reaching the title game.

Oregon coach Dana Altman said the program was able to bump up everybody's NIL package as a result of the initial $1 million every team earned by participating…”

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-b...hange-nonconference-november-traditional-mtes