Hopefully no one else is leaving because no one is coming (right now) unless we hold some late walk-on try outs in the west parking lot...😉

The good news is: that's four more open scholarships available for the next class... 😎🍺

Long time lurker who posts something every few years, but check the forum every day. I apologize if this has already been posted, but I could not find this anywhere on the forum. I just saw a video that may force me to vote for President Trump in November:

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The video is RFK Jr. talking about the crisis we have in America with our health, that is driven greatly by our diet. If Trump really jumps on this issue and makes it a part of his campaign, I think I will finally be forced to vote for him. In 2016 I wrote in John Kasich. In 2020, I wrote in Ben Sasse. I would have voted for Tulsi Gabbard in 2020 if she had won the Democratic primary, but Sasse was far and away my favorite politician at that time.

I sincerely believe that the real issue with America's health crisis stems greatly (maybe mostly) from what we eat. There is just no other country in the world which has the obesity problem we have. And when I was growing up in Indiana, we did not have all of the allergies, chronic diseases and food sensitivities that seem so prevalent today. This is a real issue, and while I am conservative, I would wholeheartedly support regulations against toxic substances in our food. This is an issue that impacts all of us in terms of quality of life, longevity and out of control medical expenses, so I am not sure if there is a more important topic to address for our future - unless AI starts forcing us to eat toxic food in a few years. So maybe AI. And war in the Middle East. Ok, there are a lot of really important issues, but I could really get behind leaders who seriously start addressing our health by focusing on the food we eat.

This one video by RFK Jr. might push me to finally vote for Trump - but it would be a very begrudging vote. Although, the below video also is pushing me in that direction:

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This article said he died on Aug 21st. Did any of you hear about this earlier? I loved him in just about everything I saw him in. James Evans on Goodtimes. Adult Kunta Kinte on Roots. Mr. McDowell on Coming to America. RIP John Amos

🤔

Nt

May you live in interesting times.

And a terrorist attack.

“Bracing for a wide scale attack.”

2 Indiana FB players have entered the portal, Tyrik McDaniel & Nahji Logan thus far. Neither were a factor for PT this season.

I didn’t vote for him, but he had principles that guided his life and he acted with dignity, and he wasn’t ashamed to be a Christian.

100.

Damn.

Always the consumate gamer...
Charlie Hustle..

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No one in this labor dispute is acting honorably

https://www.thedailyhoosier.com/iu-football-pff-grades-snap-counts-and-notes-from-win-over-maryland/

On the season, Cooper is graded as the fifth-best receiver in the nation among those with 25 targets.

For the season, Rourke grades out as the eighth-best passing QB among those with 100 dropbacks.

Through five games, Indiana’s overall PFF grade is No. 4 in the nation, behind only Miami, Fla., Ohio State and Ole Miss. Their overall offense is tied for fourth, and their overall defense is ninth.

The pass rush is where Indiana really stood out. The Hoosiers totaled an eye-catching 25 QB pressures, including five sacks, three hits, and 17 hurries. Linebacker Jailin Walker had the top overall score, with four hurries. Fisher was right behind him, and Mikail Kamara, five pressures (a sack, two hits, two hurries) and James Carpenter with three pressures (two sacks and a hurry) also received very good marks.

On the season, Kamara grades out nationally as the sixth-best pass rusher among those with 100 pass rush snaps.

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Listen to this guy. Holy shit. We hit the jackpot.

Dead.

Who says this?

"word will get out"

What, that we should all get in line or be...what?

Enough, fellas. **** this guy.

Is anyone else hoping like I am that Oprah is in so deep she fades into obscurity?

Never been a Harpo fan if you couldn’t tell. Always thought she was a big phony, but I think the same about 100’s of celebrities.

I'm not totally sure there's a bigger story in sports than Cignetti/IU.

I think they'll need to throw more money his way, not that money will be the difference-maker. They just shouldn't let money be a thing. Maybe some of the basketball money should get diverted to Cignetti.

Who’s going? I looked into tickets a couple months ago but holy cow.
I know it’s all about supply and demand but I can’t justify 300-400 dollars for 2 tickets.
It looks like a pretty cool setup right on the lake and there shouldn’t be any bad seats.

So…what’s everybody think? Was it justice or injustice keeping him out of the HoF for life?

Think he’ll get in posthumously?

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to shoot my age today. I shot three under par 69. Gagged and hit drive in water on 15 and missed short birdie putt on 18. Semi retirement is working okay.

Being nice on the Cooler is also helping. 😂