Whitt has a better chance of going bananas this season IF he can stay healthy.
Ketch's 10 Thoughts From The Weekend (The importance of Hudson Card...)
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Ohio and Michigan are talent producing states that given OSU and Michigan a very solid set of naturaL resources.
Let me work on that for you.
I know that today we have Sark's PC at 1:30, so we'll have Alex's reaction column to that and Anwar and I will have the podcast.
You don't.
His legs are not his strength.
Wait, were you responding to someone else?
It was a penalty and a yellow card because his hand stopped the ball from going into the net. It was a RED card because he intentionally moved his arm forward to make sure the ball didn't go into the goal.
Here's a good video explaining the rules. It was 100% a red card. I was rooting for Chelsea, but even I knew it was a red card when I saw the replay.
Why Reece James' handball was a clear red card
Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher thought Reece James' handball against Liverpool was a definite red card offense by the Chelsea defender.
They have some solid recruiting bases because they have some large urban areas (and in Ohio quite a few mid-sized industrial cities) that offset the population drain from the countryside, but I'd argue that at the end of the day their built-in recruiting base is either shrinking or (at best) getting outstripped by the massive influx of population to Texas and the South in general.
I thought it was borderline.It was a penalty and a yellow card because his hand stopped the ball from going into the net. It was a RED card because he intentionally moved his arm forward to make sure the ball didn't go into the goal.
Here's a good video explaining the rules. It was 100% a red card. I was rooting for Chelsea, but even I knew it was a red card when I saw the replay.
Why Reece James' handball was a clear red card
Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher thought Reece James' handball against Liverpool was a definite red card offense by the Chelsea defender.sports.yahoo.com
Klopp thought it wasn't a red.
Either way, it turned a possible great game into a run out the clock situation for Chelsea. But oh well. Sh!t happens. I can't wait until they meet again.
well, that's a slightly different conversation. I thought the context was specifically in contrast to Nebraska.
In the last 20 years, the state of Nebraska has produced 22 four-star prospects and only four high-level prospects.
The states of Michigan and Ohio have 25 combined (and three five-stars) in the Class of 2022 alone.
+1
Chelsea are already tough to break down, let alone when they do into an actual bunker mode. 😂
Mostly it has to do with the fact that Mack always recruited lights out outside of the very end of the 2013 class. Even then, it wasn't this bad.
Valid. I think all 3 of the stud in state QBs games/seasons/careers will be compared to Maaliks.
Not really, Schiano is getting a lot of good players to at least consider Rutgers but ND, Wisc, Pa State, Pitt, +West Va. keep getting thier share. USC used get top NJ recruits but I think that has dried up in recent years.
Doing the opposite of a list might prove to be tougher.
I just looked.
The good news is that they signed two in the 2021 class - both decent little prospects..
The bad news is that prior to 2021, the Huskers had only signed one prospect from NJ from 2004-2020.
Nebraska was able to also be good when it was in a conference where they could recruit Texas. Leaving Big XII and the 6 potential games with Texas teams a year killed their recruiting.
At least Michael J. Fox had science fiction super-hero werewolf genetics working in his favor, even though he's 5'4" tall.
Michael J. Fox leading a comeback in a high school district game more or less believable than 31 year old 5'10" tall Woody Harrelson dunking a basketball at the end of White Men Can't Jump?
Couldn't agree more about making Card the "The One, the Only." Couldn't believe how many posters were thinking, even encouraging rotating QBs for the first 4 games, particularly the Louisiana game. Casey's a great kid by all accounts & deserves to be a starting QB, just not here. Card won the job--no ifs, ands or buts. Dueling QBs in the past was inherently unfair to both involved & what's more, never worked.
Let the Hudson Card era begin. Now. He's going to be a great one. Hook'em!
Let the Hudson Card era begin. Now. He's going to be a great one. Hook'em!
That' the 3rd game. It depends on what happens in the first two games to take an educated guess about Casey's snap count.
Question wise, is that really the best question you could ask?
It is shrinking some in absolute terms, but I'd argue it's shrinking significantly more relative to the high-end / elite talent. The Sun Belt states are just producing way, way more super-blue / 5-star "athletes". Look at the rosters of Bama, Clemson, LSU, Georgia, basically any SEC school. Even Ohio State, most of their elite talent is from non-Midwest states.
The SEC fans like to tout that they are more passionate and have better coaches and programs. No, that's complete BS. Given the demographic trends in the US over the last 30 years, they simply have better home-grown athletes than the other parts of the country....
Woody played college basketball, so I'm going to go with the former... barely.
... Garrett Gilbert probably won the back-up quarterback job in Dallas on Sunday, but I'd advise upgrading if at all possible.
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Yeah. I think GG is a very good #3, but he's not a good #2, and neither of the other guys have much of any reason to be on an NFL roster.
Do you have any names in mind to keep an eye out for?
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Yeah. I think GG is a very good #3, but he's not a good #2, and neither of the other guys have much of any reason to be on an NFL roster.
Do you have any names in mind to keep an eye out for?
