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@UCBarstool @XuBarstool 21st Century.............
XU:
3 - Elite Eight (2004/08/17)
7 - Sweet 16: (2004/08/09/10/12/15/17)
UC:
0 - Elite Eight
2 - Sweet 16: (2001/12)
Head to head:
XU wins 13
UC wins 7
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Tony Butcher®
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Tony Butcher®
@OttButcher
Xavier Basketball, Reds Baseball, Bengals Football……
参加日 Aralık 2011
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You don’t have to catch them all in one day do you?
internet hall of fame@InternetH0F
Teach a man to fish and he can feed himself for a lifetime
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@PimpinVanSmack Probably means: His replacement in the booth in 2-3 years
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Most of the people saying yes couldn’t throw it from 3rd to 1st on a line
BaseballHistoryNut@nut_history
If you played in a Major League Baseball park, could you make the RF throw to third base?
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I don’t know who originally said this, but I will repeat:
“At least she died doing what she loved………..letting everyone know she was a vegan.”
Rothmus 🏴@Rothmus
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He should given the $30k to a senator and let them invest it for him……..he would have made way more………and senators can never be charged with “insider trading” - so he’d be good.
Bill Melugin@BillMelugin_
BREAKING: DOJ announces it has arrested a US Special Forces soldier who took part in the raid that captured Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro after the soldier allegedly pocketed $400,000 by betting more than $30,000 on Maduro’s removal on Polymarket. Name: GANNON KEN VAN DYKE
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@UCBearcat92 @LippsDan Good thing they get to control an airline soon !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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@LippsDan The dumbest humans alive run the biggest economy and military on earth, what could go wrong…
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@GetZootUS I am positive I'm right on this one...........😂😂😂😂😂
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@SethDavisHoops Absolutely no one thinks its a problem they get paid: "And why is it a problem for so many people that players are finally benefiting from the exponential growth and profitability of this sport"
Problem is: Unresticed free agent every year.
Name a pro sport that does that...
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The reason we have unlimited free agency is because in 2023 the NCAA denied a waiver to a basketball player at West Virginia. With the school's encouragement and support, the state AG recruited a dozen other states plus the US Dept of Justice to mount a legal assault on the transfer rule. That forced the NCAA to pass a new rule allowing players to transfer as often as they want without having to sit out.
The reason we have zero salary cap is because despite many years of expensive legal wrangling to produce the House settlement, schools and coaches are basically operating as if it never happened. The CSC and NIL Go might as well be canasta clubs. It's a money laundering shell game with no enforcement and no proper scrutiny.
The very same people who complain the loudest about the system are the ones who created it.
As for a union and collective bargaining, not only is that legally improbable and logistically unfeasible, but the players have no incentive to create a CBA which would limit their freedom of movement and/or compensation. Players are making a killing off the current setup, which simply requires the NCAA to follow the law as it is currently written. Why would they want a CBA? And why is it a problem for so many people that players are finally benefiting from the exponential growth and profitability of this sport?
Meanwhile, within the last few days at least three players, including two projected lottery picks, turned down the NBA to come back to college. Dozens of quality Euros are also playing in college. Rick Pitino and many others say the quality of play is better than it has been in decades. Coaches salaries are going up, players are finally making what they're worth, and TV ratings are through the roof. And now college hoops has legit free agency, which means many people are paying close attention to the sport at a time when they otherwise wouldn't.
To call this "a great plan" is to suggest that all of this was planned. It was not. This is a full-scale disruption, and it was long overdue. Messy, chaotic, confusing and dizzying, yes, but on balance a much better system than the one it replaced IMHO.
Scott Van Pelt@notthefakeSVP
@SethDavisHoops Unlimited free agency and zero salary cap is a great plan? What professional sport operates this way?
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Even if this happened, which it never ever will..............it doesn't address the issue of the $40T debt.............There is zero plan for that............
Rand Paul@RandPaul
Washington doesn't have a revenue problem. It has a spending problem. My Six Penny Plan fixes it: cut 6 cents from every dollar spent for 5 years. Families balance their budgets. Washington should, too.
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What’s your all-time favorite MLB player nickname?
1. Mad Hungarian
2. Iron Horse
3. Left Arm of God
4. Splendid Splinter
5. Georgia Peach
6. Say Hey Kid
7. Ryan Express
8. Mr. Cub
9. Sultan of Swat
10. Write in another nickname
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Imagine the national media reaction on the Bengals trading its 10th pick for a 3 time pro bowler if Deion Sanders was their GM !!!!!!!!!!!
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Unless you are the national media and have bias that Everything the Bengals do has to be seen as a bad move.
Sign vets - bad
Let vets walk - bad
Trade for all pros - bad
Keep draft picks - bad
Trade draft picks - bad
Jesse James Taylor@AgentJesseJames
While it reads as a 1 year extension worth $28M, that’s not the full story. Lawrence is owed $20M in 2026; $22M in 2027; and now $28M in 2028. That breaks down as $70M over 3 years for an AAV of $23.333M for a 28 year old game wrecking DT. Compare that to another player (older) wanting an extension. Again, just a great move by Cincinnati. 3 years of team control for one of the best DTs in the league and their average pay is only $23.333M. Interested to see the breakdown of the 1 year extension. There simply cannot be a negative spin on this.
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Idiotic if true.
If true…….just another reason to hate the real reason this is happening……….the government…….
They put many regulations in place that businesses find loopholes and end up screwing everyone.
The law of unintended consequences
Wall Street Apes@WallStreetApes
This literally blew my mind There is a healthcare law called ‘The Medical Loss Ratio Rule’ This law says any money you pay in healthcare premiums, the insurance company must spent 80% on your healthcare If they don’t, they’re supposed to refund you Yes, this is real Insurance companies found a loophole. They bought the doctors, the pharmacy benefits managers, the pharmacies and the clinics Now, they skyrocket prices on everything from doctors visits, tests and prescriptions so that your 80% is spent But it’s not really spent, they’re just paying themselves inflated prices so it actually doesn’t cost them anything. They just pocket all the money and never have to refund premiums This provision is written in the Affordable Care Act, called the 80/20 rule 80% must be spent on care or refunded, 20% can be profit for the insurance company We are being robbed blind
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@HughJupside @SharpFootball Other teams who trade for top players and say “F those picks” and win SB are geniuses……….
Bengals try it: “They are idiots.”
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To keep Dexter Lawrence for 4 years will cost the Bengals roughly $100 MM.
The #10 Draft pick would have cost the Bengals $28 MM for 4 years.
Would you rather have:
Dexter Lawrence age 29-32 seasons
OR
The #10 draft pick PLUS an extra $72 Million to spend elsewhere
Bad trade for the Bengals.
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some thoughts on Lawrence to Cincy...
Dexter Lawrence is a 28-year old stud
he spent most of his career playing vs elite interior OLs of the Eagles & Cowboys
he's been double-teamed at the highest rate in the NFL
he's now playing in the AFC North
Ravens lost their C
Steelers might start a 42-yr old QB
Browns have Deshaun or Shedeur
Lawrence should FEAST
the Giants were TERRIBLE when he wasn't on the field
last year, even in a "down" year for Lawrence:
Giants defense with...
Dexter Lawrence OFF the field:
#32 YPA (8.4)
#31 sack rate (4.1%)
#27 EPA/pass (+0.13)
#26 pass success (47%)
#23 pressure rate (32%)
Dexter Lawrence ON the field:
#7 pass success (40%)
#8 YPA (6.6)
#9 sack rate (7.7%)
#10 EPA/pass (+0.09)
#22 pressure rate (33%)
that was a "down" year for Dexter
the team was top-10 vs the pass when he was out there
bottom-10 when he wasn't
want a larger sample?
last 3 years:
Dexter Lawrence OFF the field:
#32 YPA (7.7)
#31 pressure rate (29%)
#31 pass success (48%)
#30 EPA/pass (+0.14)
#30 sack rate (5.5%)
Dexter Lawrence ON the field:
#8 pass success (42%)
#8 sack rate (7.4%)
#10 EPA/pass (+0.02)
#13 YPA (7.0)
#15 pressure rate (36%)
and again, the context is VITAL:
he was obviously the #1 best player on the Giants defense
every team knew it
they double teamed him at the #1 highest rate and he STILL made this big of a difference
and that was despite playing some of the NFL's top offensive lines in the NFC East as it relates tot he Eagles and Cowboys for YEARS
oh, and then there's this pretty ridiculous nugget:
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and you know damn well that shi gonna cost $699 plus tax
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