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I pretty much lost all interest in college football when they expanded the playoffs to 12.
Mentioning 2023 Michigan and 2024 Ohio State but not 2018 Clemson and 2020 Alabama is certainly a choice.
The first I person I searched for was De Niro :lol:

No Pacino or Denzel on that list.
No “professional” is going to aim for the neck. They’d aim for center mass and not miss. I think this shooter was an amateur who was aiming for the head and missed that target but got lucky the bullet still hit Charlie’s neck. They wanted a headshot for the shock.

If all you can see is head and shoulders, it's head.

If you have a full body view, it's chest.
I haven’t watched the full Nebraska-Florida game in years, but wasn’t it extremely close to being 76-24 instead of 62-24? I’m pretty sure I’ve seen a couple people say that Nebraska had a clear touchdown taken away due to no instant replay or something. And then they ran out the clock right at the Florida goal line. Even if the instant replay thing isn’t true, it easily could have been 69-24.

That might be the most impressive victory in college football history to me. That 1995 Florida team was so good that if they had played any other team in the championship, they win by 11 or more points and are still talked about as a top 5-10 team of all-time. Entering the game against Nebraska, they were 12-0, were winning by an average margin of victory of 27.8, and had won every game by 11 or more points. They had already defeated #3 Tennessee by 25 and #4 Florida State by 11.

Kicking has gotten insane in the last 10-15 years. I remember when it was notable if a guy kicked a 50 yarder.
20. 1995 Nebraska
28. 2005 Texas
29. 2001 Miami
39. 2004 USC

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I’m not sure we’re even going to see a pitcher get 200 wins again.

Cole is the only guy that has a small chance at it. But he’s only at 153 and will be 35 next year and coming off TJS.
You may be thinking of Hernandez and deGrom. Not quite a losing record, but they won a Cy Young award going 13-12 and 10-9.
Taking 17 days to play 7 games is absolutely ridiculous.
2004 Yankees is still the worst I’ve ever seen.

The 2016 Warriors was bad, but, if I remember correctly, Curry was playing with an injury, Bogut got injured in the early 3rd quarter of game 5 and missed game 6 and 7, and Draymond got suspended for a game when they were up 3-1. I can’t remember if the 2004 Yankees had any injuries, but I don’t think they did.

re: Colorado Rockies

Posted by whowasbert on 5/10/25 at 10:01 pm to
And that World Series appearance took an unheard of, fluky run where they won 21/22 games through the NLCS after sitting at a 76-72 record in mid-September.
2014 Spurs are the GOAT when it comes to ball movement. Check out their playoff highlights from that year.
Holy shite. That may be the biggest sports meltdown I’ve ever seen. And it’s not even after someone’s team losing.