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I don't understand TT, that nickname is the key to a huge endorsement deal! I'd own it, market it, and shamelessly sell it (see Peyton Manning)

Not really, we love info from a paid site. The issue we had was with a certain Decepticon or if someone just posts a link with no context. I don't have access to the info you must. So I'm glad your sharing it. But personally I like some context others may not and that's fine also.

1) "Human Highlight Reel" will always belong to Dominique Wilkins.

2) HHR? Like this? We can do better.

While I completely agree with you, I try to put myself in the position of the recruit. If I had a dozen top-tier college football programs asking to show me around and let me attend a game for free, it would be difficult to turn down that opportunity. But again, I agree with you that it's nice when a commit doesn't want to visit any other schools. Makes me feel like he's all-in.

In the post-game Buzz was raving about Justin Robinson saying he loves everything about him: he's left handed, quick, tough, good parents, "might have some little-man's syndrome" and Berman chirps back "do you?" Buzz responds "no, but you do Berman" haha

Could you provide some #sauces to this?

Side note: Maybe get a profile picture. It makes your post stand out more and wrongly or not gives them more credibility plus it just looks better.

if it can reduce the acceleration of the head by dissipating the initial contact (doubly so for helmet to helmet collisions) and the deceleration of the head during secondary collisions, then it should reduce the chance of concussions. Your head has dampening properties that keep your brain from smacking your skull under normal circumstances. Concussions occur when the head is subjected to forces that are beyond your bodies capabilities to adjust. Just like an airbag can prevent a concussion by slowing the rate of deceleration of your head and crumple zones can reduce injury by reducing the deceleration of everyone in the vehicle, a helmet that has more give can reduce acceleration/deceleration of the skull, thus reducing concussion risk.

#sauces: I used to work here. Specifically testing cars for whiplash/concussion risk in rear impact crashes.

I either made it up in my head or heard someone on tv call him Flyrod Taylor. Because he flies around the field and loves to go fishing (This is probably true, but mostly 100% made up. I mean someone once probably told me that he went to VT for the bass fishing and he first thought the mascot was a giant fishing hook called Hookie. Then he moved to Baltimore to try his hand at crabbing but hated it so he moved to Buffalo which is right on Lake Erie. Seems too much to just be coincidence, right?).

See Stanford for example.

They have won the Cup every year but the very first (UNC got it then), making it 21 straight.

They also according to wiki have 36 varsity teams, though Sailing for instance since it isn't sanctioned by the NCAA and has its own governing body I dont think counts obviously for the Cup.

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