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How about that (almost) pick by Facyson in the bowl game. I mean sure, it got nullified on an idiot brained penalty, but in your HokieSWAG vid, nobody is gonna know that.

It is not hard to see:

Brady likes the football as soft as possible, he wants it at the minimum amount possible, equipment guys provide to refs at minimum amount possible, the refs' gauge differs a tiny bit so ball measures under minimum allowed PSI, refs then add air, but too much to Brady's liking, Brady is mad at his equipment guy. This scenario plays out at too many games, so Brady tells equipment guy to handle it by any means, equipment steals balls after refs' inspection and deflates, the deflated balls are noticed, Brady lies to public at press conference, NFL investigates the PSI issue, Brady all the sudden corresponds with equipment guys way more frequently because he's telling them not to rat on him, Brady destroys his phone, NFL suspends Brady for accumulation of events - cheating, lying, and failure to cooperate.

completely agree. and for those saying brady didnt cheat hes the one throwing the balls...you cant sit here and tell me he didnt have any idea of it going on, furthermore the fact that he destroyed his phone and all of the evidence is a really bad look if he had nothing to hide.

however i think four games is a bit excessive, i think the harsh discipline here is a total makeup call for completely screwing spygate disciplinary case (particularly the whole destroying the videos so nobody could ever see what was on them thing is pretty sloppy way of handling things)

You're focusing in too much on a very specific part of the problem rather than the overarching issue. Brady and the Pats CHEATED. Cheating, of any kind, degrades the integrity of the sport, and as such, tarnishes the product. This is the same sort of logic people used to use when I was prosecuting for Honor Court. Stuff like, "I only googled answers for homework, I didn't copy on the test." It's frankly irrelevant how or when you cheat. What matters is that it's cheating. Period.

Yeah he doesnt comment as much as he used to but hes on here. More waiting to see friends or people I didnt know were on here

My 2cents (and worth every penny)...

Brady/Patriots cheated, they got caught. You can argue the degree and debate all you want, but there was cheating by the team, lying by the players and organization, potential cover up and lots of grandstanding (by both sides). Regardless of whether deflating balls provides a competitive advantage or not, it is still against the rules. Additionally, if it's no big deal, then why deflate them after the refs have checked and approved them?

If you can't do the time, don't do the crime.

That is excellent news if he weighs 329. The most recent roster lists him at 344, but he definitely looked slimmer than that. (I've noticed the roster online has become more unreliable over the last couple of years.) Tim wants to play at 330, but last year Frank mentioned 300 would be an ideal weight.

The refs check ball inflation.
Ball inflation was changed after the refs checked them.
There are arguments that changing the inflation pressure doesn't affect the ball and game.
According to that logic, someone intentionally defied the referees and rules of the game for no noticeable advantage. One of two things is illogical here, either the person risking their job for no advantage or the arguments that deflated balls do not provide an advantage.

After their non-football workouts have come to our attention this offseason, I've concluded that they must've thought Johns got fouled going up for a layup. Also explains why he decided to jump as high as he could as he reached the sideline.

My wife and I were chatting with a couple at Bear Republic Brewing Company in Healdsburg, CA on our honeymoon last Spring, and I had mentioned the word Blacksburg in our conversation. Another gentleman, sitting behind me at a table, got up, tapped me on the shoulder, and said "I couldn't help but overhearing your conversation about Blacksburg - I'm a Hokie!"

Turns out we graduated the same year - he was Accounting, I was Business Management. We've kept in touch ever since.

That hit has to be in every highlight video. UVA's crying only makes it more apropos.

Malleck steamrolling Quin Blanding to save the bowl streak and UVA win streak and send Beamer out in style. Also Chuck Clarks interception to dash UVAs hopes for the 12th straight year.

Unless you're looking for Emma Watson gifs, you're probably asking the wrong group.

heres a pretty good blue print! I cant watch this stuff. lol makes me miss coach to much!

-Motu's two TsFL in the second half of the GT game
-Ford's three TD second quarter against State
-We scored 50 against Purdue, gotta be something in there

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