I didn't see this posted.

Just got done with Episode One. I really liked it. It seems like it won't be as convoluted as Season Two.

I like the pairing of Mahershala Ali and Stephen Dorff.

I personally find this funny, but would love to hear comments from the group - gonna go microwave some popcorn, brb

Sonny is so dynamic we can’t find the right spot for him! 🤪

I’m starting to think over the next months there will continue to be a lot of mystery on his role. Some innuendo and nuggets to make us think it’s going to be a unique role, but it never quite gets unleashed. They obviously need to keep some secrecy here to prevent Akron, Western Michigan, and Marshal from being prepared.

WBB and MBB on BTN b2b tonight!

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The have voted to changed the rules a bit.

With the PAC12 gone there will now only be the top 5 conference champs instead of top 6. Which is good news as there is no reason for there to be 2 G5 conferences getting a team in.

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I think it would be really interesting to see Bill Landis do an X and O breakdown of Kelly's running game at UCLA and maybe Oregon to give us a better idea what we might expect with the talent he has on hand at OSU.

"The Supreme Court appears likely to resolve the contradictions by ruling that the Civil Rights Act does not ban discrimination against L.G.B.T. people."

Tough day for this country. When people claim that this administration targets LGBTQ people, the five justices appointed by conservatives certainly agree.

I don't think I missed it in the last staff thread that turned into a mess but has there been any announcement on this yet? I saw it was someone we would be familiar with but thought it would already be announced by now

The latest from another busy weekend:

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Good luck, friends.

See you in about 9 days.

In a typical Friday afternoon news dump last week, the ACC responded to FSU’s lawsuit saying FSU may have the ability to purchase back their TV rights.


This is significant because it sets precedent for others (Clemson, Miami, North Carolina) to do the same in the future. If those schools were to follow suite, it would be likely that ESPN would announce before the sunset date of 2/28/25 that they are opting out of the remaining 10 years of the ACC deal that runs through 2036.

With the Big Ten and SEC announcing a join coalition at the same time that it is being reported that ESPN, FOX and Warner Brothers will be launching a new streaming service, one has to wonder if these are related.

The College Football Playoff needs a new TV deal starting in 2026. With that in mind, it feels likely that the media partners would push for conference realignment and stability ahead of that 2026 date.

I just hope they can figure out a set-up that maximizes the College Football viewership experience, while also fixing the logistical issues that realignment has caused for all the other non-revenue sports.

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Always nice to have in Cbus

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Would smashing diversity in coaching end the egregious cycle of racism towards white coaches?

Will moves be made?

If so, why haven't they already happened? Why the delay?

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