Except it's not banned from the majors. No point in banning something in the developmental league only to have it be allowed once a player moves up.

Maybe now players will stop dipping. Nasty habit that should be banned from baseball. RIP Tony.

Defenseless receiver. 15 yards. $50,000 fine.

God Bless America.

Turned it sideways and everyone squeezed in

And the most likely disappointed teammate.

This video definitely does a solid job of explaining things.

He kept it clean and above the belt. Well done.

Don't go 100% all the time, cause that would show up the other players. But give 100% roughly 70% of the time, so it looks like you give 100%.

"400,000 student athletes, and we'll all be going pro in something other than sports. Except for when the NCAA bans me from playing and I have to go pro in sports."

Not to mention they are sponsoring a tour with a guy who has 3 DUIs and also killed someone while driving drunk.

I saw Wall's ridiculous athleticism firsthand when he was playing at UK and they came to SC to play. During the pre game shootaround, out of nowhere he started throwing down these monstrous dunks. Alley oops to himself, one handed slams, even going between his knees a couple times. We went from booing them during…

His drawing might still be better than the new logo

Fantastic book.

In the book "The System: The glory and scandal of big time college athletics", they actually devote a whole chapter to another incident that occurred at Mizzou under Pinkel's watch. Unfortunately this seems like an almost carbon copy of the "pressure" and intimidation they describe in the book.

As someone who had a waffle house several hundred feet from his apartment at college, there is no such thing as "too much waffle house". I'll take an Apple oat waffle with hash browns smothered and chunked any day.

I was going to make some joke about police sketches and the fact that UGA has several players arrested every year, but wasn't about to fall on that sword.

The United States of Yugoslavia?

I understand what he is saying by having all plays be reviewable and the same amount of challenges. But having a play like a questionable penalty be reviewed where it's black and white and 30 shades of gray will take longer than determining if a runner's knee was down before he fumbled. More plays to be reviewed…

That was the point I was trying to make saying the judgement calls on a penalty or things of that ilk are just that, judgement calls. Refs nowadays have a hard enough time making a call on whether or not a runner's knee is down before he fumbles.