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  1. harveycmd
    I don't understand the thought process that thinks Sorsby can just go to the NFL. If Sorsby gambled on his own team in the NFL, he'd go to prison. The NFL won't simply let that slide and say, "C'mon into the supplemental draft." He'll need to go through multiple evaluations and years before the NFL will even consider allowing him to play. There's nothing any lawyer can do about that. This isn't the NCAA preventing some college kid from exercising his constitutional right to make money.
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    Glad Schloss referred to Bohls as scrouge in the postgame presser yesterday.
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    Swain should definitely go pro. He's up to 12-16 in the draft. Time for him to develop with the big boys. Texas will be fine.
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    I've been thinking about national comparisons for our less than upright opponents: Criminal Sooners=Soviet Union: Cheat, spy and steal like crazy. Aggies=France: Constantly chide and whine but ultimately depend on you for their security. Tech=Saudi Arabia: desert oil and nothing else.
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    Criminal sooner Mateer should be out too. This is a matter much too serious to tolerate tomfoolery.
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    This is a no-brainer despite the moral relativism of Tech fans. You literally can't have legitimate sports if the players are permitted to gamble on their own team's games.
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    The legal case for the NCAA is quite strong because it aligns with every other sports league or association. Further, the NFL will not simply allow Sorsby to enter the supplemental draft unquestioned. Player gambling issues is the worst thing that could happen to the NFL.
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    This is unreal.
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    It got ugly fast after Crossland.
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    That a boy, Borba!
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    Aggies run ruled by Auburn in game one of their double-header. 18-5
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    Beautiful baseball day so far. Aggy is getting dogwalked by Auburn.
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    Notre Dame is way too high.
  14. harveycmd
    Can't resist. AI search prime Kobe Bryant (roughly 2000–2010) is widely considered better any current NBA player.
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    I sang Eyes of Texas every day growing up in grade school. I was thinking more pop/radio music.
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    I agree that's Amarillo by Morning. I don't think Luckenbach is about rodeo.
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    I'm wondering if you guys agree. Are Luckenbach Texas and Amarillo by Morning the two greatest Texas songs?
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    Listened to a Tech podcast in which they tried to argue that Cincinnati and Indiana rather than Sorsby should be punished. Crazy hypocrisy. Sorby is the one who gambled, not the institutions.
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    Too many. I beg your pardon.
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    @Matthew Hutcheson Philly needs a statue for the greatest athlete ever from Philly. Sylvester Stallone says philly needs a statue of Kobe bigger than his.
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    I had that jersey because Jerry West said that Kobe was best player he'd ever drafted. Jerry said that Kobe would easily be better than Shaq.
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    I was wearing a Kobe 8 Jersey at the game. Guy looked at me before he made his stupid statement.
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    My greatest sports memory ever is being at the first game Kobe Bryant ever started on 28 January 1997 at Reunion Arena. I was half way up the bowl, mid court. Remember some guy saying just before the game started that Kobe was overrated. Lakers won of course.
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    Next year in 94 went to University of Chicago to go to graduate school. Stanley Rosen.
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    Of the three, Jimmy was the most memorable. People were just staring at him. No one said a word. They didn't ask him for autographs or anything. I looked at him and said, "What can I do for you?" I don't remember his response other than he wanted aquarium stuff.
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