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  1. Hail to the Victors

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  2. Both head coaches fired after game

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  3. Mike Leach dies

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  4. Auburn Revived 1 2 3 4 7

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  5. Hazing Lawsuit v. Penn State & Franklin

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  6. CFP: Who wins the two playoff games and the title thereafter?

    By Greg Pappas,
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  7. North Dakota State Picks Up Where it Left Off

    By OFFNY,
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  8. Podcast to help with your College Football Bowl Pools

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  9. Alabama

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  10. SMU: Best Record Since the "Pony Express" Days

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  11. Oklahome Sooners

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  12. Temple Football ...... 1st Time Ever

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  13. South Carolina KO's Georgia (2019 Season Upset Thread)

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  14. Cheerleader Breaks Nose Cause of ND QB

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  15. 2015 NCAA Title Game, 2016 Title Game Rematch, 2018 Title Game Rubber Match 1 2

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  • Posts

    • DrungoHazewood
      Oldest living former Oriole turns 100

      By DrungoHazewood · Posted

      I'm sure that I've read that both Boileryard Clarke and Bill Hoffer were present for the festivities surrounding the Orioles' return to the majors in April of 1954. Clarke and Hoffer were the last living members of the Champion 1894-95-96 Orioles, both passing away in July of 1959. It's probably pretty unlikely that Schallock met Clarke or Hoffer, neither were from Baltimore and probably just returned in '54. But it's possible an old Oriole born in 1868, shortly after the end of the Civil War, watched Schallock play.
    • DrungoHazewood
      Colton Cowser 2024

      By DrungoHazewood · Posted

      BB:K ratio is the sexy number, but Indians shortstop Charlie Hollocher has a mark that may never be beaten: In 1922 he had five strikeouts and 29 caught stealing. That's 5.8 CS for every K. He had a BB:K ratio of 11.6:1, but a stolen base percentage of 40% on 48 attempts.
    • maybenxtyr
      Gunnar/ Adley . Would Gunnar have been a good choice at 1-1?

      By maybenxtyr · Posted

      Obviously in hindsight Gunnar would have been an excellent 1:1 pick. Having Adley at 1:1 and Gunnar at 42 is even better. Plus they ended up with the 40th pick in the draft... we'll have to wait to see how that plays out.     
    • DrungoHazewood
      Time Gunnar's triple

      By DrungoHazewood · Posted

      You should totally sue them. What gall they have to kinda, sorta imply that their baseball replays are accurate to the tenths of a second when they might not actually be that. That's exactly what leads to distrust of all institutions, chaos, revolution, and then we're living in some kind of post-apocalyptic hellscape, boiling our own shoes for the meager nutrition in the leather.
    • ChosenOne21
      Colton Cowser 2024

      By ChosenOne21 · Posted

      I think I used elite a little too loosely. Still, not a ton of hitters do better than 1:2 over a full season.
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