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Were you drunk when you posted this? They had a winning record most of the year when many thought they would be a bottom feeder. Wetherholt was a lock for NL ROY before he went on the IL. Walker finally turned the corner. Burleson leads the majors in RBI's. Baseball America named the farm system #2.
Arizona reels off 28 straight points on a long punt return.
Arizona WR made a one handed TD grab.
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We need to bring back NFL Starter jackets, instead of the black hoodies that all high school students wear now.


Here you go.

I looked up the stats from that game. And Texas A&M only turned the ball over once. I would have thought they would have a lot more than that to get blasted that badly.
Some here were so certain Nashville was getting a team. But that now appears much further away from reality.
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If anybody knows about band uniforms you know they can be excessively hot even on a freezing cold day. Multiple heavy layers of (often wool) plus a hat and often gloves. Ask someone who does marching band. Band uniform will keep you toasty even on the coldest day. 


I was in marching band. And will confirm it was always hot as frick wearing thick uniforms performing at parades in September and October. Not to mention some of the instruments can weigh a good amount. The instrument I had probably weighed 10-15 pounds. But nothing like carrying a big arse tuba, bass or snare drum. I had a lot of respect to anyone that has to lug those things around. We didn't have to wear gloves. But did have hats made of leather or some other hot material. Our pants were black, and made of some thick material. Our director was pretty strict. Everyone had to wear matching black shoes. I didn't have black shoes, so I covered mine in black tape. Some parades we performed at every year had to be at least a mile long.

re: All time screw job in Ann Arbor

Posted by CRDNLSCHMCPSN11 on 9/7/26 at 12:51 pm to
I have never heard anyone say this before, but Heather Dinich said this morning the yellow line the networks put on the field somehow forces their clock to be off by a 1/4 second. And the replay booth has access to a different clock without the delay.
Was there any issues with the court a few years ago when Nebraska's football stadium hosted a volleyball event?
How did the first matchup get played without any problem? All that traveled will probably get a refund for the canceled matchup. But nothing for all the travel expenses to get there.
She's making me miss MLB Network. Is Lauren Gardner still on it?

re: 08/29/26 CFB Week 0

Posted by CRDNLSCHMCPSN11 on 8/29/26 at 11:59 pm to
That is a Memphis TD if the QB doesn't underthrow the ball.
Idaho and Cal Poly locked in a good game now on ESPN.
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Los Angeles Angels first baseman Kendry Morales broke his lower left leg while celebrating his winning grand slam in a 5-1 victory over the Seattle Mariners Saturday.

Morales will undergo surgery Sunday with ankle specialist Phil Kwong. The Angels did not release a timetable for his return, but the severity of the injury suggests it could be season-ending.
He was placed on the 15-day disabled list.

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Sammy Sosa was plenty embarrassed last week when he was forced to admit that the back injury that put him on the disabled list came from violent sneezing.

Is Sammy watching one of his long balls, or getting ready to sneeze?

"It would have been better if I had run into the wall or had a fight with somebody," Sosa told reporters.



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It was Oct. 13, 1985, when a tarp machine ran over Cardinals star basestealer Vince Coleman.

It was before the game, and Coleman was doing some pre-game drills. There was also a light rain, and the grounds crew decided to bring out the tarp. However speedy he was, Coleman lacked eyes in the back of his head and failed to notice the tarp roller coming at him. Uh-oh.

The tarp rolled over Coleman’s left leg, badly bruising it and chipping a bone in his knee. Coleman was done.


ESPN's scorebar is also unnecessarily bigger and uglier.
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I don’t recall the network, but I’ve watched MLB games this season where they aired ads between batters.


That's been happening long before this year. What I haven't noticed until last year was the stupid looking fake ads on the batter's eye on fly balls to the OF. It looks ridiculous.