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The woman is a cancer survivor you cock sucker

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I'm really, really, really glad she beat cancer. Frick that disease that also took my father, but does being a cancer survivor in any way change the fact that she is still ugly?

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She's posed, and there's nothing hidden, I'll put it that way.

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I have seen Army and Navy play just not each other. I am jealous. I'm going before I die.

Lane cals the damn offense

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That's not really true and before there were 50 bowls, I really looked forward to bowl seasons. New Years Day bowls were always something I would completely cancel anything else I had planned for that day (usually came home from deer camp). Usually, a national champion (although mythical) came out of one of those bowls and that was acceptable for years. The lesser bowls offered more practice, a special watch the players could wear forever, and a little scratch to cover expenses for the schools. NOW, the bowls are pretty meaningless until way after Christmas.

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I remember the good ol' days where January 1 was the greatest day of the year. You had the Cotton on CBS around 12, Rose on NBC around 4, Sugar on ABC at 7(some years at 2:30), and Orange on NBC at 7. They added the Fiesta on NBC at 12 in 1981, and it eventually grew into a major bowl. These games featured conference champions of the SEC, B1G, PAC, SWC, and Big 8 with the major independents sprinkled in. Still, except for a few years like 1983, there was only one bowl that really mattered as far a national championship was concerned. The bowls created for great debate according to what happened, because there was no "official" champion. Most bowls were still, however, meaningless.

Many mention the fact that more bowls today have glutted everything up. Most of these new bowls are games for G5 teams. Back in say, 1983, most only major teams went to bowl games. You didn't have 6 teams from the MAC ,and 8 teams from the WAC, and 7 teams from the PCAA going. You had 1 from each. in 1983, the SEC had 7 of 10 teams make a bowl which is 70%. in 2025, 11 of 16 SEC teams made the postseason which is 69%. The reason it seems shittier now is because you have bowls with say, a 6-6 Western Michigan playing a 6-6 Old Dominion. The bowls with two P4 teams and a good G5 playing a P4 team are still for the most part pretty interesting. I don't mind having USC vs TCU on the TV in late December. I also can watch that made up Western Michigan vs Old Dominion and be happy. If you don't like college football don't watch. If you do watch. I'm just tired of the same bitching over and over about it every year.

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It began years ago actually.

The bowl games will go away. And the same stupid frickers who cheer this on are also bitching that it's happening. It's pretty wild.

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Yep. They are bitching about too many bowl games and when they take them away they'll be bitching about "where did all muh bowl games go?". If you want to watch them do, if not don't. I'm not bitching about more football, when we are a month away from having to wait 9 months until it's back. People just love to bitch now, and I'm bitching about them bitching.

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When the going gets tough, Notre Dame quits ...

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They did the same shite back in 1996 when they lost to USC in the last game which knocked the out of a BCS bowl. They then declined another bid at 8-3.

Pussies are paid to coach and play. This "I'm gonna take my ball and go home because things didn't go my way" shite is typical of this entitled generation. Man up play what you're paid to do.

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Notre Dame did not want any of Mississippi State in the Dukes Mayo Bowl

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Damn right. They heard Arnett was back as DC and said "hell naw".