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Nice story by TM here. Nathan Nguon must've ate his Wheaties.

Since I was told it's not pocket presence, I'll call it "rush awareness" this time.

I just can't believe we quit punishing MSU for cheating up on the line after we went up 3 scores.

family member with inside info?

Tommy is a winner. Not saying this is Quincy, but a QB with bad decision-making, bad pocket presence, and poor accuracy (all things Tommy does well) could be the difference in a lot of the games we've already played this year too. Tommy's small movements and presence in the pocket are very good and not talked about enough, IMO. We got crushed in Fargo because the entire team, led by the coaches, crapped their pants as soon as they stepped foot in the Fargo dome.

Did we attempt to go over the top after the game was out of hand? Have we ever attempted to go over the top with the game out of hand? Bubba doesn't like to run up scores.

Time for those kids to move on.

Well... sh*t

Talk about snakebit. Hired the year after a national championship and leaves the year before a national championship.

Easily should be in quotes. Transferring tickets to your friends/kids should go relatively smoothly. Transferring to your parents/elder relatives, not so much.

I think Walsh is empty this year.... and they're quietly making plans to demo a lot of on-campus housing.

Only if we win it all But yeah, things have snowballed a bit the past couple weeks.

Mine has followed a similar path, less the bronchitis.

Sorry to hear that.

Agreed. I wear a seat belt, drive defensively, and don't golf in thunderstorms. I can reduce risk for this too.

Vaccine is 95% effective. For 5%, I can spend 30 seconds getting tested.

She is. I'm not fully vaccinated. That puts it at about a 1/20 chance. Not high, but high enough to spend 30 seconds getting tested before seeing her.

3 because I caught a cold. 3 because the rapid tests are quick, easy, made available at my work, and make me more comfortable visiting grandma.

I've had the Moderna vaccine and have been tested (both PCR and rapid antigen) half a dozen times since getting it. All negative.

I was only talking about vaccines tripping the tests, but can see how my wording may confuse that.

Everything I've found online, and my own experience, says no, they will test negative unless they have/had COVID or for some other reason get a false positive.

Or because they're about 5'6" in the case of a certain Sioux goalie

I think the NCAA is pretty strict about counting those towards the max for a team.

"Bad" season may have been harsh. "Not as good as I expected from him" season.