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[Son of Spam]

Did everyone notice on Mendoza's last TD run, the offensive linemen blocking downfield? Wish we could do that.

[jdcatty]

https://x.com/espninsights/status/2013609890086846516?


Amazing stat.

[Zoso]

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[wmr]

PU-TEN-CHUL...Fuck our whole athletic department. Indiana just proved you can do it.

Yes fuck em all for being shit at their jobs for a couple decades.

[DirkPiggler]

Did everyone notice on Mendoza's last TD run, the offensive linemen blocking downfield? Wish we could do that.

We did quite a bit of that on pass plays. 

[Cornhogio]

The OC at Indiana is 35, and the DC is 40.  I'd say Indiana is set up for a while if they can hang on to either/both of them.  They're both making nice coordinator coin too.  Succession is set up. 

[jdcatty]

https://x.com/ohnohedidnt24/status/2013478129763795139?

Miami acting like Miami

[Lurk]

We did quite a bit of that on pass plays. 

[Doc Hogaday]

Tennessee expected to hire Indiana's S&C coach for $1.2 mil per year.

I'm not saying he's not good, but it is probably easier to look good at coaching S&C when your mens average a 2-year advantage over most of the teams you play.

[TC]

Mendoza the younger transferring to GT.

[Thin Red Swine]

https://x.com/espninsights/status/2013609890086846516?


Amazing stat.

Must be all that talent.

[egregious]

Mendoza the younger transferring to GT.

and his aunt will be in the stands cheering!

[jdcatty]

Must be all that talent.

They are "serious" about football.

[Spiderham]

https://x.com/espninsights/status/2013609890086846516?


Amazing stat.

Their coaches coached them not to fumble.  Duh!

[jdcatty]

Their coaches coached them not to fumble.  Duh!

And they are serious about it.

[HawgHazard]

Their coaches coached them not to fumble.  Duh!

Coaches can do that?

[DirkPiggler]

Coaches can do that?

Only the ones who are serious about winning. 

[rzrbkfan69]

https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/trinidad-chambliss-eligibility-case-sixth-year-ole-miss/

A notable wrinkle with the lawsuit is it's being heard in in the Chancery Court of Lafayette County, Mississippi, which is just a mile away from Ole Miss' campus. The judge overseeing the case is Robert Whitwell, an Ole Miss law school grad and a former college football quarterback at Northwest Mississippi Community College.

Filing in Mississippi was a purposeful move by Chambliss' representation. Said Chambliss' attorney Tom Mars to ESPN: "There's now an opportunity to move this case to a level playing field where Trinidad's rights will be determined by the Mississippi judiciary instead of some bureaucrats in Indianapolis who couldn't care less about the law or doing the right thing."

Yeah, because I'm sure making sure this is done in Oxford by an Ole Miss alum for a judge is all about "caring about the law and doing the right thing." 

[PorkyPig]

Mars needs to be on our payroll.

[animal]

Their coaches coached them not to fumble.  Duh!

You gotta hold on to that bawl like it owes you money.