No, it’s more about the idea that it would wipe out hoards of Harvard and Yale graduates, which inherently makes the world a better place.

Amen

A Harvard vs. Yale football game played at Fenway park seems like the perfect opportunity for the stadium to fall into a massive sinkhole.

I kinda hope he has a day job.

Blogging is his moneymaker - he does that other gig as a volunteer.

Burneko works at Cap One Arena?

That’s what I thought, but it makes no sense.

I think that because he’s an uptight pedant, he didn’t want to violate the unwritten rules of English by repeating the same phrase in consecutive sentences, and because he’s a smarmy, condescending asshole, he couldn’t trust that most people know that value of a field goal and felt compelled to spell it out.

What I truly don’t understand here is why he referred to it as a field goal later in the tweet and not initially? 

well he does host Cumtown

Look at this dork. He’ll snatch your soul on the court so guys can’t fuck with him, but total dork., and I actually like the guy.

So to clear this up: Out of all parties involved in giving impermissible benefits to a player, the schools and coaches won’t face any risk of federal charges, but the players/parents/shoe companies, etc... could still face them?

No, no it’s not. This is a black man who has had his livelihood directly threatened because he spoke out, who is living in a country where the president supports white power, and where black activists like him are under government surveillance.

Dennis Smith’s situation was perphaps the most open of open secrets I’ve seen. Like, I saw multiple people I follow subtweet about it all season and draft proscess. It was bordering farcical how obvious it was with shady ass Andy Miller facilitating the whole thing.   

Just came here to say that dogs whip ass. Shoutout to dogs.

P.U.!

By “I just wanna talk” I sincerely hope you mean “I just wanna give this fucking dork a swirly”

He for sure has a poster of Leonardo DiCaprio from “Django Unchained” up in his office.

I just had to share this. Imagine being this big of bootlicker for dipshit billionaire NFL owners. 

Well, that might be the case, but what Urban did was pretty much protect a guy he had a personal connection with, not protect a scumbag assistant who got results on the field. Not that either would be a good reason to cover up Smith’s behavior, but it’s not like the guy was even that good of a WR coach when you look…