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We’ve had a number of rank kickers, so it’s really hard to say who was the worst.

I appreciated Dave’s qualification as I understand the inception of the SUNY system in the early 60s and UB becoming a member school. I just thought it was worth mentioning given his mention of how old Berkeley is when UB is actually 20 years older.

UB was founded in 1846.

Who will insist on making it a wedge issue leading up to the midterms? You watch, he won’t waste any time calling out players who choose to stay in the locker room.

You mean so he would “know” what advertisers to avoid? I hadn’t thought of that but it’s a good question. But some of those companies, like P&G for example, are so vast and have holdings in so many other companies that it’s nearly impossible to avoid buying their products at times. Can they act like many of the drunken nimrods in the stands?

I said the same thing In the last anthem thread; that staying in the locker room will eventually be considered a bigger affront than taking a knee. You bring that point home by suggesting it will be Trump who will help make that happen. It’s a wedge issue and he will continue to exploit it as long as he can.

That’s amazing. It’s difficult to avoid buying the products of NFL advertisers. Proctor and Gamble, for instance, stocks stores with such a varied array of products it would be hard not to buy at least one of them by accident. Props for avoiding Mickey Ds that stuff will kill ya.

That’s true dedication. In addition to canceling Sunday ticket and not buying tickets, etc., did you also not buy a single product advertised during NFL telecasts?

Emotional rant? Again? Lol. Your sad, Raptor-fan LeBron envy has you confusing me with someone else. But I understand. It’s your M.O. to tell people how they should or shouldn’t feel as well as to let everyone know when it’s time to drop a subject. Yeah, I fully understand the nature of how calls are made in sports; good and bad. Imo, last night’s call was bad. I will “rant” if I choose to. I suggest you simply ignore it.

Just about any CJ Spiller run late in a half or game.

It’s a judgement call. Can you point me to the section of the rule book that says “the defender must take it clean in the chest after establishing position?”

I don’t torture myself in the least. You shouldn’t concern yourself so much.

I agree that the on air official couldn’t be more irrelevant, but Steve Javie’s opinion is far more informed than most. The refs needed to see if LeBron was in the restricted area, so I understand the need to review the play in that regard. But the judgement call on the blocking foul went too far and the original call shlould have stood. If it weren’t in the last two minutes the refs would have been precluded from doing so in the first place. As much of a bullschit call as can be.

His foot moving is irrelevant if he established a legal guarding position which is why everybody, including the on air NBA official, thought the call should have stood. Cleveland got jobbed on that call.

I cringed when he first said that creepy crap and I just cringed again reading your post.

Two things strike me after watching this video: 1.) I suspect Josh Allen is very well suited for this type of scheme. 2.) Brian Baldinger’s right pinky was botched during reattachment.

You are much more patient than many of us around here.

Well, count me out. I can wait for a thoughtful, balanced, full report to be filed.

I EFFING hate the stream of conscious reporting that’s taken over in the breathless rush to be “first.” Are we really that hard up as fans and consumers?

I knew it, you HATE the letter B!

Terry Pegula is self taught in geology. He holds a degree in Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering from Penn State and spent a decade working for Getty and other oil companies before founding East Resources. His “luck” was many years in the making as his training, diligence, technical advances, and timing served to make informed speculations. He’s the quintessential American success story; completely self made. Any suggestion that he got “lucky” a la Jed Clampett is uninformed at best.

Agree entirely.

His degree is in petroleum and natural gas engineering from Penn State.

Yes, Marrone had an opt out clause and Malarkey resigned. In neither case did the Bills exercise a buy out. I’m a stickler for details, what can I say.

Bastards stole my joke.