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Not even close. They created rules to protect players from a potential dangerous situation. They chose not to follow them. This is more like ignoring the crossing gates trying to beat a train.

I agree and this applies to #1 and #22. Their failure to follow the system was the impetus to the entire situation. They do what they are supposed to and none of this happens.

If look at the end of the video, #22 and #1 choose to break rules and run up the tunnel with MSU. This can’t be allowed to happen. I’m sure #1 was just saying good game guys and didn’t do anything stupid to incite.

The tunnel has always been a problem. There was an issue just the other week against Penn St. James Franklin called it out as a something the league should address. Harbaugh proceeded to mock him and say it was nothing. Warde agreed and did nothing. The MSU players are thugs and probably should be charged but this is a known problem that was ignored by UM.

Is there really a reason for Twitter to have 4600 employees? They don’t really need any new development. They don’t have a product to service or customers to support. They need a large technical staff to maintain the network and provide security, an ad sales staff, and traditional legal, financial, and HR teams that you’d find in a public company. I can see losing 75% of the staff and not missing anything. It wouldn’t shock me one bit to see him find a way to make this work.

If only there were a way for Penn State and to have James Franklin as head coach but have someone else run everything that happens between the lines on game day.

He’s also proof at how meaningless major league managers have become.

They absolutely do have the weapons on offense. Their shaky OL, inconsistent QB play, and a few injuries have stifled them. Coleman and Reed are one of the best WR duos in the country. Thorne has been a disappointment this year but he’s shown in the past that’s he’s more than capable in the past. Can the MSU defense stop UM’s punishing run game? No, probably not. They are getting healthier on defense but won’t be enough. Close game into the 3rd until UM pulls away even though State plays one of their better games of the season. UM 41 MSU 27

Can’t say I’m surprised. Maybe it has nothing to do with him but this is par for the course whenever George RR is deeply involved.

If this is going to be just a fine then every team would be stupid not to go over the development cap by a few million and have their CFO launder it in the catering and gardening budgets.

I’d like to hear from Goodman too.

PointsBet has seen enough after only 4 games. lol

I posted the video and that is just not evident at all. The ref is standing in front of the camera and blocks the view so I guess it is possible ASB shook his head. Look at him get up though. He was in burpee position on the ground and pushed himself straight up to standing in one motion without any type of stagger. The ref grabs him and puts an arm around him and still not sign of any lack of balance or awareness. The biggest one though is to watch him run to the sideline and then turn his head and look back at the ref and he’s still moving in a straight line without any difficulty or change of direction. You can’t do that if you just had any type of even minor head trauma. He didn’t have a concussion which shouldn’t be a surprise since you need to take a forceful blow to the head or neck to get a concussion and that never happened. It looked at first like he took a shot and his neck flung back but it didn’t on review. It was a glancing blow from the bicep of the defender without much force.

Disagree. The protocol failed. There was no sign of head trauma. He was not hit hard in the head. There were no signs of Anoxia. He was just slow to get up but there are many reasons why that could happen on a football field that do not include head trauma. He was coming off an ankle injury and the hit had much more of an impact on his lower body. He never had a concussion at any time before, during, or afterwards. When the rule states the ref taking someone off the field for a head injury means they are out for the game, that ref needs to be much more certain when making that call.

Was thinking the same thing even though it hasn’t been talked about quite as much. He’s not playing poorly but just not up to expectations.

Sadly, it’s gotten to the point that I do a little laugh whenever I see D’Andre Swift and healthy in the same sentence.

What if Cohen chooses to overpay? If he’s going to bid against the Yankees, I wouldn’t expect him to fuck around. 10/$450 would be insane but wouldn’t shock me at all from him.

He could very well stay in NY but still change uniforms. That would be the ultimate flex from Steve Cohen.

They probably should but I doubt the organizations that will be in play for Judge care one bit about the what Rangers have done. Lions and sheep.

At this point, I’m having a hard time finding a scenario where there isn’t an 8-9 NFC team in the playoffs. It may even be good enough to win the division in the South.

Not sure about the term but his AAV will start with a 4. It could even hit $45M

Total destruction!

I’ve watched this video 10 times and still see no signs of any trouble standing or keeping his balance. He really didn’t even get hit in the head with any force. Just a quick glance of a flailing arm.

Shocking to nobody, turns out that St. Brown didn’t have a concussion yesterday. He doesn’t have a concussion today. He never had actually had a concussion. The ref saw something apparently and that was enough for Amon Ra to be immediately down for the game. He ran off the field under his own power without the slightest stumble. Terrible overreaction by the NFL and of course it bites the Lions badly.