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When you ask the sysadmin why they downloaded 'all_company_salary_and_bonus.xlsx' from the HR share.

@HackingLZ I have and it radicalized me

Some of you have never had to sit on a CAB call and it shows 🤣

@H3KTlC It's not real until it's been exported

spending millions on security tooling so we can export logs to csv and start sorting columns like god intended

@reprise_99 The worst

IP addresses that are public but are very similar to the private ranges

@jontweetssports @BillClements33 Neither Oklahoma nor Alabama were good last year

@BillClements33 Which team(s) has a better chance of being as good as they were in 2025: North Texas Oklahoma Alabama

Murderer’s row

The last thing you see before you leak state secrets to the Kremlin

@DylanEveryday @TreyKnowsBall What promotion was offered?

@TreyKnowsBall Saban offered him a promotion / raise He turned him down to take less money and a less school Saban took personal

Can anyone explain to me why Saban seems to hate coach Cig? #iufb

@GeoMilian Source: I made it up

Context matters. I covered Mark throughout his high school career and well into his collegiate career to this point, and I had the opportunity to speak with his father several times. That’s a low blow, and absolutely anyone would be upset by the disrespect of a loved one.

@ESPN_BillC @DontAtMeBum @SickosCommittee The 2nd half was definitely back and forth, but they quite literally never trailed.

@DontAtMeBum @SickosCommittee They were in control for half the game.

TITLE GAME POSTGAME WIN EXPECTANCY: Indiana 14.1%! Full 2025 list here: #gid=460827890" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

@chrisfallica If they called any of the targeting, PI, roughing penalities this wouldn't have been close. Refs kept Miami in the game

Had a feeling it was going to be pretty low. Basically four plays decided the game. Blocked punt, two 4th downs and 3rd down to Becker.

@Romancane Miami is also 3 plays away from 3 additional losses

Indiana was 2 plays away from 2 losses. A knee scrape vs Ohio state &.a tip toes escape vs Penn state Miami is 2 plays away from an undefeated season. A blown call interception vs SMU & a diving pick with a chance to win vs Louisville 2 plays That’s the narrative differential

@MikeJ21_OT First team all American left tackle

Miami’s tackles can hold up against your ends one on one but YOUR tackles can’t hold up against Miamis one on one.  No amount of film breakdown will change that. Only thing can stop Miami is self inflicted wounds. The ONLY thing.  Hell is near.

@CollegeFBonX Yes, 100%.

Indiana fans, would you accept a guaranteed national championship in football this year and next year if it means you don’t get one in basketball for the next 50 years?

@CIApiFL Miami has never won the ACC.

These Indiana fans run their mouth alot. Since 2000 ya 128-183 🤣 pipe down I know all this is new to you lol but dam.

@CFBNerds Carter Smith didn't transfer. Louis moore and Benson both played at Indiana before transferring out (then back)

The most casual take in college football media: "Cignetti really coached up worst-in-P4 Indiana into a top team in 2 years! No one else has ever done that." The reality is far more complex and requires a ton of context as to what happened and when it happened. What Cignetti did, which to be clear is equally impressive, was to completely rebuild Indiana's roster by bringing his best players from JMU and supplementing with the portal Remember, Cignetti was the recruiting coordinator for Nick Saban from 2007-2011, and had a major role in identifying the talent that won Alabama 3 national titles. The guy has a unique eye for spotting talent. Of Indiana's 6 All-Americans, every single one was a transfer identified and brought in by Cignetti. So the reason Indiana could make a historic turnaround, is they made unprecedented use of an unprecedented tool in NIL and the transfer portal, and did the best job nationally of bringing in the right guys. There were 9 notable players from James Madison that followed Cignetti, with multiple huge impact guys: Elijah Sarratt (leading WR) Aiden Fisher (All-American ILB) D'Angelo Ponds (All-American CB) Kaelon Black (2nd leading rusher) Jailin Walker (ILB 2nd leading tackler last year) James Carpenter (DT drafted 1st round last year) They supplemented that with tons of other impact transfers, including: Fernando Mendoza (Cal, Heisman and AA) Tyrique Tucker (ODU, All-American DT) Carter Smith (ODU, All-American LT) Louis Moore (Ole Miss, All-American S) Pat Coogan (ND, starting C) Kahlil Benson (Colorado, starting RT) Roman Hemby (Maryland, leading rusher) Stephen Daley (Kent State, sack leader) EJ Williams (Clemson, starting WR) Riley Nowakowski (Wisconsin, starting TE) Devan Boykin (NC State, starting NB) All told, 14 out of 22 Indiana starters were transfers brought in by Cignetti. Like FSU with Jared Verse in 2023, most of those guys have exploded in their second year after transferring.

@AlafrigginBama Alabama is not a different monster. At best they're on the same level as Oregon and Ohio State, which is still probably a stretch.

Watched a few Indiana ball games today. What popped? - Indiana does not make mistakes, Mendoza rarely forces anything, but did create his own pressure when routes are covered at Cal - Very efficient on rushing and passing downs - Very consistent in all aspects of their offense, credit to Mike Shanahan - Great communication and continuity along the O-line that allows for balance Alabama is a little different monster than they’ve seen this year. The Tide will need to play a complete game, which I think they’re due.

@NickyPerkss Maybe because they suck?

Folks still sleeping on Bama’s chances it seems

@idoc17 @HoosierHaze The difference between 6th and 28th SoS is like one game difference. It's really not that significant

@HoosierHaze 6th SOC vs 28th, math is hard

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@B1Gfootball @OhioStateFB They flew?

The Buckeyes have touched down in Indianapolis ✈️

@briancwalton78 @CFBackers @BuckeyeBackers @OhioStateFB Specifically said that about Maryland, because they committed to stopping the pass exclusively.

@CD_R0M_ @CFBackers @BuckeyeBackers @OhioStateFB Our QB didn’t get on national TV and tell the world we were going to run it down your throats…and then forget to tell everyone about these other games….

🚨Indiana Run Game is 🐩💩🚨 Fernando "Noodle Arm" Mendoza talked a big game after the Maryland game when they ran for 367 yards on 7.1 yards a clip. But Maryland finished the season ranked #104 in rush defense. Indiana finished the season ranked #9 in the country in Rush Offense and #11 in Rushing Average. But as Lee Corso used to say: "Not So Fast My Friend." They have faced probably the easiest rush defenses all season. Some of those defenses: FCS Indiana State #64 Michigan State #65 Old Dominion #98 Kennesaw State #104 Maryland #112 Purdue #120 UCLA But what happened when they played good Run Defenses? They folded like a cheap lawn chair. #18 Wisconsin: 83 Yards | 2.2 AVG #20 Oregon: 111 Yards | 3.0 AVG #24 Iowa: 104 Yards | 2.7 AVG #71 Penn State: 108 Yards | 3.5 AVG Just a reminder: Ohio State is Ranked #4 in Run Defense and #5 in Yards Per Attempt Allowed. They just completely dismantled another @JoeMooreAward Semifinalist last week and I would argue @UMichFootball has a better run game than Indiana.