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I’ve been to Bridgestone. I wonder what the street vendors will be selling outside besides tickets.

Provide non-private non-medical information.

Touché.

Given four weeks between shots and not fully vaxed until two weeks after second this is very, dare I say almost too late, notice. Testing it is, if I still decide to go.

The Sporting News is reporting Seattle cut Travis Toivonen to get down to a 53 man roster. https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/news/nfl-cuts-tracker-2021-live-roster-news-updates/rf92v62u69ff1np667olro1nw

OK, we lose the projected top center. So now Ford is the top center. Then Senden and Jamernik. Does Hain go to center? Does a freshman play center? (Connor McD wanna be a pilot?)

... those it's always been easy for against those who've had to work every step.

Why? Well, it isn't "pay" per se. The new NHL CBA makes all teams pay in US Dollars. It is strongly related to the tax paid on the salary. Face it, TBL and FLA have a hidden advantage with no Florida state income tax.

More FBS power slipping away from the NCAA home offices.

Sweet Jesus. MY EYES! Aaaagggghhh!!!

There's a delicate balance there. Better competition risks losing dominance and fans tend to be "bandwagon" and don't show up for average or losing teams.

"Douple is retiring". How will we notice the difference?

I have a TicketMaster account ... for my Nashville stubs.

I thought the digitial stubs would be through a TicketBast... um, Ticketmaster account.

This'll be known as "the Power 5 gets their way" convention.

Good question. Better question? --> Who's funding this appeal?

Over on USCHO the speculation is the worst party in this is US DoEd (and the OCR in DoEd). The Eighth, in this ruling, called them out by asking "is three prong" really all there is or is the prior (1979) guidance still in effect. That answer could really cause more ripples in college athletics than there are already. This latest conversation starts here: https://fanforum.uscho.com/forum/college-hockey/women-s-college-hockey/3668518-title-ix-is-49-today?p=3676118#post3676118

Midco: https://www.midco.com/news-and-events/2016/8/22/und-ahletics-midcosn-re-up-with-five-year-broadcast-agreement/ iHeart/Learfield: http://blogs.und.edu/uletter/2017/05/und-athletics-iheartmedia-grand-forks-extend-flagship-radio-agreement/

And how are you familiar with this? No. Wait. Don't answer. Don't wanna know.

Oh, ... you said BEACONS, not ...

One judge in the ruling said DoEd needs to clarify if they still consider other standards in the 1979 Interpretation of Title IX live. He implies that doing so may That reads to me like if DoEd says three prong compliance isn't enough and they mandate back to the 1979 guidance, the DoEd might get the bill for reinstating. But I'm no lawyer so a misread by me is well possible.

The NCAA has named their Constitution Committee. NDSU's Breciani is on it. (tip cap) But the NCAA then also puts on the president of Robert Morris, the guy who singularly and arbitrarily cut RMU hockey with no public notice beforehand. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/robert-gates-accs-jim-phillips-among-23-members-appointed-to-ncaa-constitution-committee/

I'm no attorney, but in my fast read it felt like the appeals court brought into question much of the "three prong" approach used for Title IX compliance, and I don't mean just here, but in general as they kept going past that to prior documents and guidance and rulings. If this ends up putting "three prong" in question, this could rock college athletics nearly as hard as OU/UT to the SEC.

They lost me at "I. Background", first sentence: I'd say they overlooked the popularity of basketball in the state. And football. And HS girls volleyball.

Drake -- trap game