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Seriously has there been a better out of state high school to us since 2000? That's a killer list of players for any HS, let alone a non power house 1000 miles away.
Paging Johnny (ex)Football. That dude needs to get his shit straight, badly.
Which is why Bama is ranked where they are. No wonder they do so poorly every year, someone should tell them to get with the times.
Mostly right, but Bloodraven wasn't really the cause for dispute, and certainly wasn't a traitor. Aenys Blackfyre, a member of the split Blackfyre line, essentially wanted to lay claim after Maekar died, even though Egg (Maekar's son) was still rightfully next in line. After three Blackfyre rebellions, Bloodraven was basically tired of the family's BS, and had Aenys killed in the Red Keep despite having promised him safe conduct to participate in the Great Council. He did this for the good of the realm. But King Egg rightly charged him with murder, sentenced him to death, but let him choose the wall, where he eventually became Lord Commander, serving for twelve years before ditching during a ranging to go become a tree.
as long as no one gets hurt, i'm all about leaving the door open to get things right
issues like Cody's are often less about the "what" and more about the "why"
if he gets the "why" figured out (not easy), the "what" should fall into place
Yeah, that sums it up. I was recalling facts quickly; the entire Targaryen history could fill books on its own (and to some extent, has done just that).
IIRC, it's a bit more nuanced than "disputed the line of succession." He had a whole brood full of bastard half-brothers who also claimed the throne and he protected it for Maeker and his heirs. He was eventually sent to the wall because he killed one of his half brothers, familial killing being a big no-no and all, but he did so in order to protect his other half brother (Maeker) and his heirs.
So a terrible guy only by context. A really good guy if he was protecting your line of succession. But eventually, sent to the wall because of violating taboo as much as anything.
is that about right? Not a book reader, just read up on the Nerdist's great series of important historical arcs in the GoT "offseason."
It's just not an appealing color scheme. The design isn't awful, just rather bland. But the colors and the "WYO" just kinda don't work for me.
What part of
mid-majors that are probably just happy to have actual uniforms.
was unclear?
Me, too.
Because I'm quite confident that they should only be on one of them. Just ahead of Barnum and Bailey.
I didn't know that until my Vikings drafted their (apparent) football super lord.
Good for him. Didn't know they had football in Germany.
Jackson was a big time recruit for us. He had a lot of injury issues, if I recall correctly. Great to see him still involved in football.
Whoa whoa whoa, you had me until that last bit. Skins fans are not delusional, they are HOPEFUL.
My 2 cents is it excites recruits to have the latest, greatest equipment and uniforms.
And a lot of gratuitous sex and nudity....oh wait, that's Starz
*deleted because I don't read good
put down the damn phone, fireman, gosh.
(it's funny if you've read fireman's rants on people using the phone while driving)
I'm on phone driving kids to school so can't do in depth research. However I'm almost positive every school on worst list but Bama and maybe PSU has worn alternate uniforms.
I'm a fan of the USC/UCLA game where both teams wear their actual colors. Most stylish yearly game,
There are rumors that Briles was told by Boise's Chris Petersen (now at Washington) about the reason Sam Ukwuachu was dismissed from the Broncos, but the content of their conversation is disputed. Briles claims he knew nothing, Petersen vaguely seems to counter:
After Sam Ukwuachu was dismissed from the Boise State football program and expressed an interest in transferring to Baylor, I initiated a call with coach Art Briles. In that conversation, I thoroughly apprised Coach Briles of the circumstances surrounding Sam's disciplinary record and dismissal.
Whatever that means.
http://www.sbnation.com/college-football/2015/8/21/9189025/baylor-boise-...
Actually I dig this a bit, there isn't much to it. They have a very unique color palette, so they're going to look a little weird and quite different. It's no O&M but it'll do.

It is logistically difficult, but I would truly like to see us try to schedule a PAC12 or Big12 team every couple of years. Home and homes are great but a single neutral site in like a Dallas, KC, or StLou would help.

They must have some pretty decent players in Ga.
247 has Chandler as a .90 4* and he's rated the 29th best player in the state.
Damn!