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The cope…😭
USC literally played with 70% freshman on the depth chart. TCU basically played their full 2025 starting roster.
USC played pound for pound exchanged blow for blow. They played tough. USC has so much young talent on this roster and more coming in for 2026. The future is VERY bright for USC. The best is yet to come. We’re on the right path ✌️
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@MattLeinartQB is lame
Call me lame but I'm going to trust a school that's produced more Heisman winners than anyone else in history and 11 National Championships to do what's right for the program.
Texas and A&M played forever and then they didn't. Same with Utah and BYU. It was a bummer but the world didn't end. Here's hoping this is a momentary pause just like those.
Fight on and Merry Christmas ✌️
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What @Jbooty88 fails to realize is this is the inherent consequence of cheating: every success you have afterwards will be thrown in doubt. And that’s fair. Clearly Michigan thought it impacted the outcome or they wouldn’t have done it. Don’t cheat, problem solved.
We will never reach a consensus opinion on the sign stealing saga. Some think it was everything, others think its effect on outcome was overblown.
But I’m not sure how anyone can look at the success Mike McDonald has had in the NFL… Jesse Minter, Jay Harbaugh, Colston Loveland, Aidan Hutchison, Blake Corum, AJ Barner, Mason Graham, Kenneth Grant, Mike Sainristill, even JJ is starting to play good football (regardless he was one of the best Michigan QBs of all time), etc etc..
.. but especially McDonald, Minter, and Jay Harbaugh and say that the *only reason* Michigan won any big game post Covid was from Connor Stallions.
It’s just disingenuous and not even worth a further conversation at that point, if you can observe the high level, NFL success of these guys. And yet still say effectively, “Michigan was not really even good. The only reason they were good was bc of Stallions.”
Watching the Rams play Seattle last night, basically for the title of top dog in the NFL, and seeing McDonald come away with the win. Seeing a key special teams TD credit to Jay Harbaugh, and seeing all of the former UM players balling out.. I just don’t understand how anyone could reasonably down play how good of a team and staff Michigan had.
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“Miami’s stadium is empty every week - except when they play Notre dame.” Facts
“Never the ACC after they betrayed us this year… I don’t know if you saw their social media, every day they were trashing Notre Dame.”
“All the money we gave them. We blessed them. And this is how they repay us?”
Shane Gillis 🗣️
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This. The treatment of bama is inexplicable. No reason not to drop them at least one spot. None.
The College Football Playoff selection committee really screwed up this time.
The process has to work for the CFP to earn and keep our trust. This one didn’t. This one made a mockery of the whole sport.
COLUMN: nbcsports.com/college-footba…
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If you’re against ND sitting out the bowl after getting screwed I guess you’re against players ever striking when they don’t like their deals. Bring the same energy when the WNBA, MLB, or any other leagues strike.
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The uproar about ND not playing in the “Pop Tarts” bowl after getting screwed is high comedy. Someone PLEASE explain why Bama didn’t fall today. OSU fell, BYU fell, but not Bama. It would be funny if it wasn’t so dumb. If you wanted ND to play, don’t screw them over 🤷🏼♂️
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Waaa, Notre dame wont take getting screwed over the way we want them to, waaa, please play in a bowl game so people still care, waaa
Ok I’ll say it.
This is piss poor leadership from Marcus Freeman. Teaching your team it’s ok to opt out when you don’t get your way sets a horrible example for his players.
Embarrassing.
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@CanesFootball had the easiest path ever to the CFP - win a championship in the TERRIBLE ACC - and they couldn’t do it. Instead we have Duke v Virginia. No one to blame but yourselves 😥
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A CEO that needs more than 2-3 years of clarity before making a decision isn’t a very good CEO - and won’t be one for long.
A big company CEO - “We tried to explain to the administration that it takes 2 - 3 years to shift production domestically and that we would need to know the tariffs go for much longer than that to even start and they ignored us. So we are just going to cut spending.”
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This is hilarious “we have no idea why @elonmusk thinks we can balance the budget by eliminating fraud, fraud only makes up $236 BILLION (!!!) of the budget” BTW, the actual number per the GAO is $233 to $521 BILLION (!!!)
Forty-three paragraphs into the NYT's latest hit piece on @elonmusk, the six (!) by-lined reporters reveal that the federal government lost $236 billion to apparent fraud ("improper payments") in 2023 alone. Maybe this isn't the dunk you guys thought it was?
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