dickleyjones

i think it is great. he was fun to watch.

McD's clapping is so infectious it has leaked into the opposition.

Fifty yards...

it was really close to be sure. i think overturning a call on the field needs it to be 100% (definitive).

"there’s no irrefutable evidence we would not have won last year"

it probably hit the ground but i don't remember seeing anything definitive. they don't overturn on "we think so".

Ah, it wouldn't be TBD without a mountain of unfounded conjecture. Good to see the board is in good health.

Who. Who "seems to think" this. I don't think anyone does. It's just nice to see our team hit one of those game winning kicks.

i think elam will prove out to be pretty good. he has weaknesses to be sure, real game experience may help with that. one thing for sure though, he is a playmaker and that is something every defense needs.

Congrats to the winning side of a decisive victory. And the popular vote, impressive. It's been an interesting watch from up north. Hope the usa can heal some. You have a great country, a majority got what they wanted, let's see what you can do!

It was nasty but if Coleman catches that it's pretty much game. You do what you have to do to win.

not today!

It's almost as if different cultures are...different

Is this the same pff who think geno > josh?

Omg the people arguing about physics in here whilst proving nothing. No one is reaching terminal velocity @Einstein Acceleration is not equal to both runners, and it is not a constant. So v = at doesn't really help us. There are scenarios where someone stumbling vs someone starting from 0 will win a footrace, and scenarios where they will lose. If you knew the actual rate of change in acceleration in each runner for the entire race then you should be able to calculate who would win. But we don't know that.