LouisEly

I agree in theory, but FCS teams get the revenue they need to support the program from those games. If they make that rule, then the NCAA needs to allocate more money to FCS schools. $2M/school, 128 FCS programs, call it $250M. I think they can find that in the billions of dollars of revenue they take in.

Have they ever in their history scored 35 points in less than 16 minutes?

I don't think you regretted the last hour...

For those who don't have Peacock, the game is on NBCSN on YouTube TV for me (I am not in-market though).

Pitching is expensive at the deadline. Melvin said that almost two decades ago. The best argument for May/Romero is that they had to go outside of the org because, even though they haven't been great, they are better than the in-house options the Brewers had. While I appreciate what Carlos Rodriguez did in taking one for the team on a few occasions, he was not going to solve for the need for innings and LHRP. Nor was Jared Koenig. Nor was Drew Rom. Nor was Craig Yoho. Who else they could have gotten is an unknown. They dangled Pena for Skubal. Clay Holmes has come back down to earth - 17 earned runs given up in his last three starts. (And Jefferson Rojas is a top 100 prospect now). People would have had a conniption if they traded for Tyler Mahle and his 5.28 road ERA; nobody saw that rebound. Robbie Ray hasn't been any better than May.

Old school baseball guys rarely saw a pitcher throw harder than 90. Gossage threw in the 90's and he was considered a fireballer.

Not really. His 2023 PFF overall grade as a rookie was 61, 21st among 36 qualifying centers. In 2024 it was 73.4, 9th among qualifying centers. In 2025 it was 66, 33rd among 81 qualifying guards.

Speaking of Mitchell, who had him tied for 3rd on the team in games played to this point of the season?

Gotta give William credit on that challenge. That thing had wicked movement.

Joey O!

Payne and Zyhir Hope on the same team. Will be an interesting comparison, even if a small-ish sample.

He only gets outscored 24-3 after the 1st quarter. Calls screen passes on 3rd and 15 though.

FWIW, Minnesota only drew 48,048 for their game against Mississippi State. Capacity is over 50K, so they had over 2,000 empty seats. Looked like more than that.

Check for Hochuli having pseudonyms on Kalshi