Which is just the blandest, non “color rush” solution to this whole dumb idea.

Except that it’s not. Maybe “gluten sensitivity” is the wrong way to put it, but my wife went through a serious viral infection a few years ago and came out of it severely allergic to gluten and a few other things. She’s fine as long as she avoids those things and very much not fine if she doesn’t.

and that figure is even higher globally

+something old but nothing new

Right - and the Jets should recognize now that Revis isn’t what he used to be and not leave him all alone. Not why you pay a guy $17 million a year, but at least for the top receivers he’s going to face they can’t depend on him to do things on this own anymore.

To be fair, that is a classic decision.

Green alleges that Revis’ balls were deflated prior to the game.

Revis Isthmus?

History’s greatest monsters.

I love this, it’s great. I just want to add, though, that there are plenty of men I know - two brothers-in-law, primarily - who are just condescending know-it-alls. Very often the condescension is not reserved solely for women.

Yeah, as I’ve thought about it more I’m actually OK with CMU getting that final play.

This is it, exactly. This is the same situation as the Miami game last year - multiple uncalled fouls on the final play should’ve negated the TD and ended the game. Here, the final play shouldn’t have happened, so you take away the play.

No valid reason, really. Just like Miami’s final play in that game last season where they won while committing a slew of uncalled fouls. The NCAA could address this and right the wrongs and simply say “we will make these decisions on a case by case basis”.

And all without even a friendly “Hi how are ya”.

Hey now!

Well, we don’t have to debate, per se, I’m just giving you my opinion, and we can choose to be civil about it. I’m not trying to wind you up for the hell of it.

Mt. Pleasant founding fathers:

Central Michigan, which completed one of the greatest Hail Mary plays of all time two years ago, did it again to beat #22 Oklahoma State 30-27 when Cooper Rush connected with Jesse Kroll, who then lateraled to Corey Willis for the touchdown.

A positive outlet for that energy? A way to redirect him into something with some structure? A sport, perhaps?

“...a flash of anger over a perceived on-field injustice, a physical response that will haunt him forever, and this church-going young man’s life was altered...forever...”