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According to the latest building code
( 2012 International Plumbing Code - Minimum Plumbing Fixtures ), the minimum requirement is 1 drinking fountain per 1000 occupants for an A4 (assembly) occupancy (which basically means coliseums and arenas). So technically, there should be 66.233 (round up to 67) drinking fountains in the stadium. Where they are, or if us regular pee-ons have access to them, remains to be seen...
I'll bet she can push that blocking sled around. Go Logan, make the Cards.
They return like 3 starters on D but their backups got decent rotation time last year. Mackensie might be the second best ACC corner by the end of the year
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Did Clemson lose a ton on D? They had a top defense last year.
Couldn't have explained my rationale better. Thanks, as always, good sir!
GREAT SUCCESS!!!
Been a while since I've been in Lane, so my memory could be wrong. But I know I've found water fountains before. Maybe it should be suggested that there be more of them or that they be more clearly indicated with signs. Heat is a major issue in the early part of the season. My wife almost passed out one year at the UNC game and we had to take her to the first aid station. It took us a while to convince them that she hadn't been drinking, just not hydrated enough (we were also later than usual getting to the game, so we also bypassed food - bad move).
He's on his underrated list not overrated.
I looked for them last year- didn't see them. Maybe I just missed them.
More love for Kendell Fuller...
http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/13274693/cfbrank-11-20-co...
Miami had 7 players, including two first rounders, drafted in 2015. Miami's last 3 recruiting classes ranked 14th, 12th and 27th respectively according to the 247Sports Composite. There's still plenty of talent on the roster. It's not the loaded program it was in 2001, but that was one of, if not the, most talented college football team of all time.
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I remember water fountains being right at every restroom. Is my memory wrong? The water tasted terrible, though.
They're called sinks, and they are in the bathroom.
Well I'll have to look at his Twitter feed and see how many SEC, OSU, ND, Harbourgh stories there are.
Kaaya looks way better than Harris, to me. Harris was hyped as a Heisman contender a few times but was never really that good. Kaaya looks the part, at least from what I've seen.
I can't say that Im upset that Duke Johnson is gone...
They have had higher ranked classes according to stars for lots of years but I'll take our guys any day of the week.
But this is precisely the point. No one has done less with more than Miami has for the better part of their entire ACC tenure. Constantly talking about how great their athletes are, then winning like 7 games. Many go on to the NFL, clearly indicating they're capable athletes and good football players, yet for some reason Miami still sucks.
I am assuming you mean during the game? I thought they always brought it in the stadium for the anthem.
They could fire tshirts from it!
Btw great avatar! Geography of Wine was the best!
So I gotta ask is Kaaya really ready to lead the team to new heights or is he just the latest installment of hyped Miamie QB's. I mean I can't be the only one to remember the hype for Harris right?
I understand the attempt at humor here
The man says right before treating said joke like it's a statement of fact...
He knows. He just forgot the /s there :)
I'm just hoping that Justin guy doesn't become a sellout now that he's on ESPN...
ekanem as overrated is interesting. I hope he can have a season as productive as last year, but wondering if the off-season shoulder surgery will limit his growth this season. I think the sack totals we have on the DL are somewhat inflated by our blitzing nature, but 9.5 sacks as a first year starter is impressive nonetheless.
I looked up the article and he has ekanem on the underrated list, which makes more sense.
http://www.sportsonearth.com/article/141115692/college-football-most-und...

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