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Hurricane Cristobal heading straight to Miami. Can’t make this up

Great thread! thanks!

He's built like Humpty dumpty

He needs to borrow Hank Hill’s butt pads

Hoping to avoid as much rain as possible Thursday-Saturday nights this fall. Don't know if there's a worse feeling covering a game than hearing the lightning alarm go off. Makes me feel old since we used to celebrate when it went off during practice growing up

1) I think they can kick the FG with zeroes on the clock 2) the defense is back significantly compared to a normal FG, so you can do a low trajectory kick without worrying about it being blocked

End of game or end of half scenarios. It rewards the defense for forcing a punt late in the half. It will be important for punters to understand the situation and not allow a fair catch on a late half/game punt. It will need to be out of bounds or otherwise not fieldable. In some situations, depending on the margin, it would be better to take a safety than attempt a punt.

Bobby joined the acronym kids cool club for the second time today! 🤣🤣🤣

Glad I got my Fla and Arky tickets when I did! Dayum!!

From an ESPN article on NCAA rule changes: https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/49584440/college-football-changes-include-tweaks-targeting-opi-rules ["In a change to align Division I rules with those in the NFL and high school, a team could choose to attempt a fair catch kick after a completed or awarded fair catch. The kick would be a place kick with a holder or a drop kick from the spot where the returner caught the ball. The defense would be at least 10 yards from the spot of the kick. If the ensuing kick goes through the uprights, it would be worth three points. The rarely used play last came up in the NFL in 2024 when the Los Angeles Chargers' Cameron Dicker converted from 57 yards against the Denver Broncos. ] I'm not getting this rule at all. If someone punts to you and you fair-catch the ball, why would you ever kick it immediately unless no time was on the clock? And isn't it already legal to try a field goal on 1st down? Why the need for this rule if that is true? HOOK'EM 🤘🧡

Unless they paid him a godly amount of money. I don’t know how you see the offensive *hit show the Sooners brought into the Cotton Bowl the last two years and say, "Yeah, I want to be a part of that." 😂😂

You can add this to the Complete Sellout thread Bobby posted earlier

well, there goes my chance to get reasonable tickets to the Florida game when I come down for my pledge class reunion in October.

Brackens was a shining light in an era of dark and ill-advised defensive schemes. I would have a hard time putting him over Hampton though.

100% - I totally did too!

Hahaha I bet he didn’t. She probably got the ick after seeing him get demolished by TB lol. I’ll never forget that hit either. I was watching with a bunch of friends in middle school at a birthday party and my dad and brother were at the game. It’s all any of us could talk about for 2 weeks straight.

When i think of physical freaks of my age i think of kendell jones out of shoemaker in killeen. He went to bama which in the end didn’t work out, But he was a specimen in high school. Never seen a dude over 300 pounds have such minimal body fat.

Get the big boys to campus early and often!

Me on my back porch watching the storms come in

Hopefully we are still working on cameron hall’s cousin who’s the number two defensive tackle behind this kid

wtf

I would actually have Brackens tied with DJ at 4

He had better stats in 3 years than Orakpo in 4!

ESPN Physical Freaks winner 1984!!!