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@IsItSwift Proper term here is probably that @IsItSwift is “judgment proof” Sue him all you’d like, but no way to collect or be made whole.

I have proven to be unsueable? Is that a word. All assets have been moved . I can say what fuck I want

On an exact delta Take as much time as you need

@KaticMichael Horrible Take @KaticMichael , had to be near West Lafayette. I get the western Pa influence but there is a world where @wawa and @sheets can co-exist

I just had Wawa for the first time and as a loyal Sheetz guy… Wawa couldn’t hold Sheetz jock!!

@jimrome @DangeloPondss Certified Psycho, Diego Ponds! #NeverDaunted

"It's just a life-changing feeling. Honestly, a kind of a blackout moment for me." @DangeloPondss breaks down his pick-6 on the first play from scrimmage in the Peach Bowl.

Of the many concerns I have with NIL, bad advice or influence remains my largest concern as many pirates find a way to cash in on young talent in a sophisticated system. espn.com/college-footba…

Some great general info in this article, a lot of student athletes may miss. There is more than just getting the $$$. From bugs to burritos: ASU athletes learning benefits, pitfalls of NIL deals cronkitenews.azpbs.org/2026/02/24/asu…

@B1OBEY0ND @Genetics56 It’s amazing Penn state only brings in $16mil more than Oregon despite the 52k capacity differential.

@Genetics56 Well for one, PSU is the biggest of the group so they average more inherently.

University of Washington ticket sales: $31,138,233 University of Oregon ticket sales: $34,920,014 Ohio State ticket sales: $81,650,892 Iowa ticket sales: $33,104,198 Penn State ticket sales: $50,362,976 Interesting! How can this gap close?

@B1OBEY0ND Bro - 3 losses in the last 7 years, all the big ones. Ain’t that hard to play there

No conference or team bias. Football Watchers KNOW.

@B1OBEY0ND Just win your games and shut up, no one cares

Everyone bitching about Penn States "weak schedule" in 2026: Where were your asses when we played OSU, Oregon, Indiana last year? Where were your asses when we played OSU, Mich, Oregon, Iowa, WVU, Auburn, etc? Hint: IT DOESN'T MATTER ANYWAYS. The last three national champions didn't play a P4 OOC opponent the season they won. The committee doesn't care. Just handle your schedule. We catch a break. It's one season. The constant crying is embarrassing, go do it somewhere else.

@clintoptions $SPY

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@DrAmyRucker Hey Doc - please provide a link to your dissertation, soft science I assume Race has nothing to do with the trajectory of one and the medias love of a bright young man & how the media treats a privileged diva. But - keep preaching the narrative Sports has no color.

🚨UNSCRIPTED: The Double Standard Is Real; And Football Media Is the Loudest Accomplice (⚠️ Long Read)… Let’s stop pretending this is accidental. What we’re watching in college and professional football media isn’t just bias, it’s patterned permission. Permission for some to be framed as “heroes,” while others are treated as “problems.” Same sport. Very different grace. Take the recent media praise cycle around Fernando Mendoza. We’re told a story of resilience: -Passed over by 100+ programs -No Stars 🌟 -High character -Did things the right way”, even stayed aways from girls. 👀 The language is deliberate. Moral. Almost sacred. Yet here’s what rarely gets interrogated: -He comes from stability. (Father is a Doctor) 👨‍⚕️ No Nepotism Talk -He had time, not urgency -He developed in systems increasingly stocked with older, experienced players, with an average player age of 22.5 - His journey is framed as grit, not entitlement to opportunity And that’s fine, until you compare it to how Black quarterbacks are covered. Now Let’s Talk About the Ones They Don’t Protect Shedeur Sanders Hyper-scrutinized. Tone-policed. Psychologically profiled. Confidence becomes “arrogance.” Visibility becomes “distraction.” Leadership becomes “ego.” And when his draft slide came, he was called everything but a child of God, publicly reduced to “nobody wants him,” “he’s not good enough,” and “he can’t play.” He was called, unwanted, overhyped, and lacking talent. See the difference? Despite: ✅Elite production under pressure ✅Playing behind porous offensive lines ✅Carrying programs in transition ✅Performing while being the most analyzed player in college football The narrative isn’t, “How did he survive that environment?”Or, he has the ability to change a program. It’s, “What’s wrong with him?” That’s not football analysis. That’s character assassination dressed up as scouting. The NFL Version Is Even Louder.. Let’s get factual. Same Mistakes, Very Different Grace In the 2026 postseason, Josh Allen finished a playoff loss with four total turnovers. He struggled, and He cried at the podium afterward. The response? “He’s a competitor.” “He’s still elite.” “He’ll learn.” No media pile-on. No questioning of his intelligence. No debates about whether he’s “the guy.” Instead, the coverage sounded like this: “He cares deeply” “This loss will fuel him” “That’s what a true leader looks like” “Elite quarterbacks feel it the most” His tears were framed as passion. His turnovers were framed as pressure. His failure was framed as he’ll learn. No legacy threats. No identity crisis panels. No think-pieces about whether he “has it.” Now contrast that with: ‼️Lamar Jackson: two-time MVP, yet constantly asked to “prove” he can win as a quarterback. They even went so far as to suggest he was faking his injury. Josh Allen is allowed development. Lamar Jackson is required to provide validation. C.J. Stroud must deliver perfection. That’s not coincidence. That’s conditioning. Back to my point: So, Why Mendoza Gets a Halo and Others Get a Whistle Let’s be honest about what the media is rewarding: ✅Familiarity ✅Non-threatening confidence ✅A story that doesn’t challenge power structures ✅Success without cultural disruption When a quarterback fits the preferred image, his setbacks are framed as chapters. When he doesn’t, his setbacks become indictments. Mendoza’s age, time to develop, and roster context are rarely discussed. But Black quarterbacks are asked to explain: ✅Their tone ✅Their parents ✅Their branding ✅Their followers ✅Their celebrations White quarterbacks get benefit of the doubt. Black QBs aren’t. Every. Single. Time. This Isn’t About Hating Players, It’s About Calling the System. Different Players. Different Rules. Same League. This isn’t anti-Mendoza. This isn’t anti-Allen. It’s the point nobody wants to say out loud: This isn’t about who’s better. It’s about who gets forgiven. 💯‼️

@BeatinTheBookie Tears! Beautiful tears. . . Foosball, 3 phases - details, discipline . When you don’t - CONVICT EXCUSES. But preach @BeatinTheBookie

Cignetti didn’t outcoach Mario. He got lucky on a blocked punt because a TE didn’t feel like blocking.

30 minutes - 30 minutes - from the greatest day of my life.

@BradPowers7 Hate losing $100 but it was good value and a hell of ride

I know some of y’all got bigger tickets than this…you guys hedging or letting it ride tonight?

SPOT THE BALL - CANES. #iufb

30-71 in 10 years living in Bloomington & working for @IUHoosiers, parents always wondered why a football guy choose IU - probably was the DG tour guide (who I may have fallen in love with). . . But somehow - I’m at a National championship game to cheer on my Hoosiers! #iufb