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BYU should have made it on as well. Maybe Brett Yormark too

It seems UCLA is this year’s Indiana- I don’t think they’ll win the title though

Ole Miss already had their get right game

This is exactly right. Stubbornness is literally the end of any coach time and time again: - Mack Brown - Dabo Swinney -James Franklin All sunken due to pride/not wanting to change their ways. Counter example: -Ryan Day Gave up playcalling and then immediately won a title I’d say the ultimate weaknesses of a HC, no matter how good everything else is: 1) stubbornness 2) over loyalty to underperforming assistants I think Sark is very strong in many respects and I like him as a person and HC. But we are suffering from heavy doses of these two weaknesses

If I had all of Wingo’s other traits that allowed him to get as open as he was on that dropped OSU TD (incredibly theoretical if), I actually do think I could have caught that ball he dropped 😂

I really didn’t mean it as an insult. Wingo has been improved. This article just details a VR training thing to help receivers train their depth perception better. I’m pretty sure the vast majority of receivers could improve through it. It is an innovative new area to potentially train

Yeah saw this, wonder if Wingo should give it a try

Mack Brown’s biggest downfall in college football (not only) was that he was too honest of a guy. I’ll take it. He could have lied to guys during recruiting and stacked talent that way in an era before commonplace transfers and player autonomy. Many in our fanbase would have preferred that over honesty. Guy is a legend in my book and receives way too much slander from the Texas fanbase.

Mack was 5-6 vs Stoops after 2009. Then things got sideways after the 2010 collapse

to give us some intel on if John Mateer will be playing vs Texas this year https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/50102462/oklahoma-questioning-qb-john-mateer-ahead-showdown-vs-texas

“Despite an improving defense” is an interesting way to describe a defense that, through 4 weeks, had the most QB pressures of any defense in the country and had played 10 quarters without allowing a TD until allowing one vs Tennessee via prevent

He’s a Mizzou alum, so maybe some animosity there

I didn’t claim it was your view. You weren’t the original poster of this post (OP)

Does the legal penalty determine the level of ethics?

The point of this post is OTF has endorsed Kalshi, which OP has stated (and I agree) is as unethical as prostitution.