scouting report out of college: Lack of really explosive traits out of his breaks hurts with his route-to-route success rate, as does his sometimes limited route tree at Clemson. Has run a ton of bubbles and hitches in 2018, where his route tree was more expansive in the past. Has seen his role and pattern variety decrease due to the elite level talent around him at the position. Still, has tons of experience, recognizes coverages well and is terrific at finding space in zone to sit in.
I made a quinoa based crust once that was pretty good. Probably works better for cheese bread/sticks but it was a pretty good thin crust for a homemade pie.
There was a graphic going around awhile back showing the highest paid state employee in every state & like half the map was college football coaches with another dozen or so states where it was a college basketball coach instead. Well, that's just representative of the "above board" $$ paid to government employees - politicians' main incomes are most certainly not applicable in that regard. I do think it's outrageous for university systems to cry poor and beg for additional tax revenue at federal/state/local levels when such huge portions of their budgets go towards paying the salaries of people who have nothing to do with higher education along with financing/maintaining all the facilities those extracurricular programs need to have in place in order to be functional - not to mention all the bell and whistle facilities added to campuses to try and attract students. I get that in the case of major college football/basketball programs their revenue streams likely generate plenty of funds to pay the inflated coaches salaries (and oftentimes remaining contract amounts of their last 1-2 coaches that were fired), along with their facilities....but those athletic programs should in no way be linked financially to the university they are part of. My point is, Brian Kelly shouldn't be deemed an employee of the state of Louisiana because he coaches football at LSU - he should be an employee of LSU Football, Inc., its own private entity. Would that make all the athletes unpaid interns?
Please stop calling each other's arguments ludicrous and not based in reality. Thanks. Also, no one here has been conditioned to do anything (that we know of) so stop with that stuff too.
The Packers had seven Pro Bowl selections last season: Aaron Rodgers, Aaron Jones, Davante Adams, David Bakhtiari, Elgton Jenkins, Za’Darius Smith and Jaire Alexander. Sunday against the Rams, only two — Rodgers and Adams — will be available.
Apparently Nagy was at his son's high school game the other night and people were chanting "Fire Nagy". This would absolutely happen in Wisconsin to a Packer coach so I can't rag on them too much but still....stay classy, bears fans.