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Cadillac appears to be the clear winner. Here are two more
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Does it count if the car is a persons name in a song?
Buick
Studebaker
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Does this one count my so-called droogs?
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6 hours ago, Logic said:
I don't think the Tweet or article were worded in such a way as to confirm or deny the veracity of these statements.
In other words: Does the technology trigger when the ball crosses the first down line and electronically signal "first down" before the refs can even spot the ball?
Seems like more information is needed to form a conclusion.At a minimum there's a chip in the ball that should be able to determine whether the ball ever crossed the first down line. Unfortunately that doesn't help wrt whether a knee was down before the ball crossed the line.
I'm skeptical that there will ever be a fool proof system, more skeptical that relying on the refs is a good idea and most skeptical that the NFL even cares. Controversial plays/games dates back to the Immaculate Reception (and probably before) and has never negatively affected the bottom line.
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1 hour ago, Draconator said:
We used to do Subdivisions, but the new drummer who also won Best Drummer in these very same rewards can't play anything technical (he has tremendous feel), so no Rush as of now.
You oughta lobby for Camera Eye - lol. Seriously, congrats to you and your band. Good times!
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So which Rush songs are in the rotation? I'm going to go out on a limb and guess Limelight but probably not Didacts and Narpets or Xanadu.
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29 minutes ago, Miyagi-Do Karate said:
Fred McGriff supports Tom Emanski’s defensive drill skill videos, which produced back to back to back AAU national championship teams!
Fred McGriff? Crime dog!
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7 hours ago, That's No Moon said:
It's not just NIL, it's the transfer portal that goes with it. The major programs scout the mid-majors more than they scout HS kids. The days of Loyola of Chicago making a run are over. The players they had to make that run will get pilfered away before they get to that point.
IMO, this is the beginning of the end of what makes the tournament special. Maybe there are a lot of people out there who are happy to see all 4 #1 seeds make it to the end. For me it's just very uninteresting. As you said there were very few upsets, very few nail biting games at the end, no Cinderella team at all. Boring. Making brackets, which seemingly the whole country does, is boring if you can just mark down the favorites and be right most of the time. It will take a couple years to be noticeable, but if we have a couple years in a row like this you'll see decreased interest. Jacking up ticket prices at the sites didn't help either. I noticed a LOT of empty seats in most of the early round games regardless of who was playing or where it was played.
I've been running a March Madness knockout pool since 2019. What makes the pool fun are the upsets and covers (if your team covers the spread you steal the winning team). Granted this isn't scientific as it's a small sample set and doesn't consider that a 2.5 spread and a 10.5 spread aren't equal but the numbers are interesting
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1 hour ago, The Jokeman said:
Second half kick still remains a mystery to me. I mean how can the refs in the sky make a call based on what they feel was the return mans intent.
56 minutes ago, Matt_In_NH said:He did do the safe signal thing. I have never seen the “dark ref” dressed in all black run out like that. Just bad officiating.
54 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:tough call for the Bills but obviously his intent was not to run it out. "eye In the sky" was used for spotting neuro injuries at that time.
This one will always bother me. If intent mattered then every player who dropped the ball before crossing the goal line (first one I can remember is Desean Jackson) should've been awarded a TD. As I recall even the official on the field backed off from catching the ball when it was flipped to him from the Texan kick returner - knowing the play was still live.
On a more positive note Josh catching a TD pass is a great memory from that game.
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On 3/27/2025 at 8:50 PM, Another Fan said:
The team started 0-5 last year so there is that.
Not the best game today but even in the 8th or 9th innings after last season I strongly believed the team could have came back and won.
As mentioned here before I think I am not going to get on Lindor's case for a while but it would be nice to see him not start off rusty.
I heard today that this is the second time in the Mets history that they lost back to back opening games. The last time was 1999-2000 when they went to the NLCS in 99 and lost to the Cranks in the WS in 00. Hmmm.
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On 3/25/2025 at 9:54 AM, ExiledInIllinois said:
Vinko Bogotaj...
"...look at 'im go! Whoa-oh BABY!"
The original "Agony of Defeat."
When I hear the name Bode Miller I'm always reminded of his amazing recovery from what should have been an epic crash and burn. The slo-mo replay is mind-boggling:
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15 minutes ago, Gregg said:
Home opener today. Austin Wells with the first HR for the Yanks this season. Yanks up 1-0 top of the 2nd.
I was listening to WFAN on my way home yesterday and they were guessing who would hit the first HR of the year for the Yanks and Mets. Can't remember who, but someone said Wells.
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41 minutes ago, Another Fan said:
opening day guys. Depending how today breaks for me a might watch the end of the game at a bar I frequent. Found out the bartender is a big Mets fan.
Even in years where there was nothing to be excited about there was always that hope springs eternal thoughts this time of year.
I love opening day
I'm hoping to duck out of work early to get home for the first pitch. I've got Mets opening day followed by my son's university trying to advance in March Madness tonight!
LGM!
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Tom Dempsey's half-shoe and long-standing - but since broken - record for longest FG. 63 yards was unheard of back in the day.
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The father or one of his five sons named George?
Bad/distasteful joke aside RIP.
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On 3/20/2025 at 2:24 PM, Gugny said:
Where’s the part where he leads the Bills to victory over KC in the playoffs?Oh …. Wait ….
Are you pining for Flutie? Or Tyrod?
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Pete LaCock. In and of itself the last name was legendary but he was also the son of Hollywood Squares game show host Peter Marshall.
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Bartolo Colon had a great end of career run with the Mets. His HR against Jamie Shields was epic but not as epic as this play. If you look at the slo mo replay it looks like he's got a sh!t eating grin as he's attempting the ridiculous. Good times.
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Gerry Cheevers goalie mask with the stitches painted on every spot he got hit.
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3 hours ago, bills_fan said:
Bo Jackson snapping baseball bats like toothpicks when he struck out. Over his leg, head etc. GOAT athlete
Just came here to post something about Bo. One of a kind talent and we all lost out when his career was cut short. Remember when he walked the wall after a catch in CF? Bo knows.
Good times.
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Ovechkin ties Gretzky/ Most Goals/Breaks record 4/06/2025
in Off the Wall
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With three+ minutes left and the Caps up by one I told my son it was lining up for an empty net hat trick in front of the home crowd - which would have been epic. Sadly someone else on the Caps got the empty netter. He'll probably get it Sunday on the road in a meaningless game against my Islanders. Shame.