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Why should the game be changed to please Americans? It is the most popular sport in the world, and most of the world likes it as it is.

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It's the most popular sport in the world because most of the world is too poor to support/follow/play other sports.

In countries where they can follow other sports, they do. baseball in Japan and Korea, basketball in China, Cricket in India, hockey in Russia, hockey, football, and basketball in Canada, the list goes on...

There is nothing wrong with soccer, it is entertaining and there a lot of good athletes who play it but you people that idolize it need to chill out. In the scheme of major world sports, it, in and of itself, is nothing special at all.

Its worldwide popularity is due more to its simplicity than anything remarkable about the game or its players.

I've got about 3 pounds of peeled crawfish tails from a boil the other weekend. Looking to make a bisque out of them. If anyone has a good recipe, I'd greatly appreciate it. I'm looking for a creamier recipe FWIW. Thanks in advance. :bow:

Jarret?

Oddly enough, I feel as if Texas is probably the only team in the top 5 that we would have a pretty legit chance of beating right now. I was at the game where they played Baylor and although they wiped Baylor all over the field, I noticed several of the chinks in their armor would pair up nicely with our strengths:

Peterson would absolutely shut down Shipley. Texas hasn't sniffed a secondary like ours all year. Nebraska has at best a very mediocre secondary and Texas still couldn't move the ball.

Texas' running game is on par with ours and against worse defenses. Herbstreit constantly mentions how their running games really is their short passing game. I feel that Coleman and Shephard would neutralize that threat.

Finally, Texas is a team we could really have some success throwing the ball around on. We would have our shots downfield and crossing routes are open all day (see the A&M game). They also have trouble defending passes to tailbacks out of the backfield and we seem particularly fond of that play.

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Yep, I remember hearing a lot of preseason chatter about Minter at the Mike linebacker. Supposedly, he brings the wood.

I've had some pork chops in the freezer for well over a year. They've been frozen solid for all that time, are they still good?

If so, any good ideas for cooking them besides on the grill or battering and frying? Thanks