Boiler Buck said:

Looks like a likely Dem Gaza supporter responsible for the ballot boxes if ABC can be believed....

In any case you likely assumed it was a T supporter because of your hate centric mind.....when no evidence exists it was.

Devices used in ballot box arsons had 'Free Gaza' markings, sources say

Ballot boxes in Oregon and Washington were set on fire early Monday in what authorities believe are connected incidents, police said.

abcnews.go.com

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Chi-Boiler said:

Apparently this is a possibility this weekend. Having 2 QBs usually means you have none.

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Wolegib said:

As usual it’s you who disagrees with me! I’ll double down on my opinion.

In today’s college world, if a player doesn’t get the minutes he believes he deserves, he will transfer. Look at Harms and Eastern. Look at Catchings! Look at Jones. Why did Jones and his buddy leave SIU? Look at the two Receivers who transferred away from Georgia.

My statement is true for 90% of today’s college athletes! It’s very simple. If he doesn’t get the minutes he believes he deserves, He will transfer.

Berg, Jacobson and Burgess are all fighting for the same spot. One of them will win the spot. Two of them will lose. Painter will recruit and sign another big man next year. And somebody will transfer.

Maybe Burgess will win the starting role. Maybe Jacobson will . Maybe it will be Berg. It should be obvious that Jacobson and Burgess didn’t come to Purdue to be a role player for 4 years.

Whoever loses will leave! This isn’t 1990! Loyalty to a school no longer exists!

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RDUBoiler said:

A friend of mine posted this elsewhere, and I'm honestly curious if it's accurate and what it might mean for the postseason.

Oregon is the number 1 college program in the country, it's unlikely, but possible they don't make the Big10 championship.

There are three teams in the Big10 that are undefeated, Oregon, Indiana and Pennsylvania State. None of them play each other. Under tiebreaker rules the next tie breaker besides head to head is win margin against a similar opponent. They do all have a similar opponent... Ohio State.

Oregon has already played Ohio State, and beat them by one. If Penn State and Indiana beat them by more and they all finish the year undefeated, Oregon is watching from home.

If the above scenario does happen (which seems unlikely), Oregon could still qualify for the playoffs, right? So it would make the Big Ten Title game essentially worthless.

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JBoiler23 said:

That settles it, I've now decided not to vote for Biden.

Now do the things Trump has said about the OTHER half of the country.

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BB62 said:

You guess wrong. Again.
They don't work for me. They work for someone who works for the company I work for. Pretty simple Mr Knowitall.

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Chi-Boiler said:

To follow up, yeah, if the BTCG is between 2 undefeated teams, they're both going to make the playoff. The question is if it's a 12-0 vs 11-1 and the 12-0 wins. Is 11-2 out? Who's better, 11-2 that got to the title game? Or 11-1 that didn't?

The Big 12 could be in the same boat. Iowa State and BYU are both undefeated and could end up 12-0 against each other. Neither one has that hard a remaining schedule.

The ACC is interesting with Miami looking like a lock, Clemson looking great, but Pitt is hanging around undefeated too.

No idea how the SEC will shake out. But you have to think 4 get in. Which 4?

11-1 ND is in, no matter what. They get Army and USC at the end that could be a challenge.

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Chi-Boiler said:

1. The records of the three (or more) tied teams will be compared based on winning percentage in games among the tied teams:
(a) If all teams involved in the tie did not play each other, but one team defeated all other teams involved in the tie, the team that defeated all other teams in the tie is removed from the tiebreaker, and the remaining teams revert to the beginning of the applicable tiebreaker process (i.e., two team or three or more team tie).
(b) If all teams involved in the tie did not play each other and no team defeated all other teams involved in the tie, move to the next step in tiebreaker.

2. The records of the three (or more) tied teams will be compared based on winning percentage against all common conference opponents played by all other teams involved in the tie. They actually play 5 common conference opponents: Purdue, O$U, Maryland, UCLA and Washington. That's kinda crazy.

3. The records of the three (or more) tied teams will be compared based on winning percentage against the next highest placed common opponent in the standings in order of finish:

4. The records of the three (or more) tied teams will be compared based on the best cumulative conference winning percentage of all conference opponents:
(a) In the event of an unbalanced schedule (i.e., less than nine conference games are played), the records of the three (or more) tied teams will be compared based on the best cumulative conference winning percentage of all conference opponents, regardless of how many conference opponents each team played. If winning percentage is equal for all conference opponents, move to next step in tiebreaker. I've actually done the math here. Currently, Oregon's non-common opponents are 11-9 in conference. Penn State 11-10. Indiana 8-12. Northwestern is dragging Indiana down.

5. The representative will be chosen by the by the highest ranking by SportSourceAnalytics (team Rating Score metric) following the regular season.

6. Random draw among the tied teams conducted by Commissioner or designee.

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Quix0te said:

Someone who did not have U of L as his openly-stated destination school.

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Bank Shot Podcast said:

So we are Nazis, deplorables and Garbage... Democrats really got a way with words lol.

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JeffBoiler said:

Unable to follow along earlier - final score? How did they look?

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BB62 said:

WA, OR ballot box fires: What we know about an ‘attack on democracy’

Here’s what we know about three fires that damaged ballot drop boxes in Vancouver, Washington, and Portland.

www.seattletimes.com

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Devices used in ballot box arsons had 'Free Gaza' markings, sources say

Ballot boxes in Oregon and Washington were set on fire early Monday in what authorities believe are connected incidents, police said.

abcnews.go.com

proudopete said:

in a short amount of time has shown as much or not more than the others at his positions

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Quix0te said:

We're talking ethics here. Brohm could have recruited and flipped recruits from hundreds of other schools. But those that Purdue paid him to recruit to Purdue should have been off limits.

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Quix0te said:

Complete nonsense. Lincoln Riley has a ten-year, $100 million contract. USC will drop ND from its schedule in 2027 and USC will be just fine in the Big Ten.

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BB62 said:

Wow. So much hate. Lying crooks. Take a gummie.

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TwinDegrees2 said:

My guess is that you hire them to work for you and you pay them squat.

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Boiler Buck said:

Every state should do this. State tax dollars are for citizens, not illegals these two lying crooks let in the country.

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