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And 7 defensive starters are free agents. Bengals, Jags, and Chargers all should extend their QBs from rookie contracts as well. Niners need to figure out what they're doing at QB next year. Bills/Allen regressed this year and have holes to fill on defense. This offseason will be interesting, to say...

And many of the pundits were stating how Cinci is here for the next few years...but cinci hasn't really paid anybody yet. That Burrow bill is coming due...soon. Will be interesting to see how they manage it.

And they already have a few extra picks for this upcoming draft, not counting any they accumulate between now and then.

Haven't built a cabinet yet (but have wanted to). We have a Raspberry Pi (3b+) with about 5k games on it across multiple platforms.

This company looks promising: https://primearcades.com/

They have cabinets reasonably priced, and a few with 3k+ games already loaded.

even if it's an "illegal" strike? The Senate has approved a measure meant to avert a railroad strike in eight days — without the paid sick days rail workers have been asking for. Senators passed the bill to force unions to accept a tentative agreement reached earlier this year between rai...

FUUUUUUUK. RIP, buddy. Bob was always gracious and kind to me and my family. He'll be missed.

"When Bobb got there, she asked to see the warrant. In an interview on a right-wing streaming service Tuesday, she claimed that agents were reticent to share the document with her at first." This is what I was referring to. She was on TV talking about it like they wouldn't give it to her ...

Great find! That was awesome.

This

There's a lot about this potential decision that is wrong (obviously), but here's something I thought about last night after seeing the breaking news - Overturning Roe v. Wade has been the driving force for getting the Christian Right out of the pews and into the voting booths for the past 50 years,...

For all the hemming and hawing over the 'purity' of the sport, I really believe the quality of play over the next 5-10 years will be greatly improved. Simply due to the shear number of really, really good collegiate upperclassmen staying in school. It helped us this year; will most likely help UNC ...

For all the hemming and hawing over the 'purity' of the sport, I really believe the quality of play over the next 5-10 years will be greatly improved. Simply due to the shear number of really, really good collegiate upperclassmen staying in school. It helped us this year; will most likely help UNC a...

"...while players can just get tossed aside without a place to live, food to eat, and a tuition scholarship as severance." Why I wouldn't be opposed to a full year of college for every full year of college played. i.e. I spent a year at KU, I have another full year of tuition/room and boa...

pdub - A small part of me does understand and agrees with you. But I'd like to add that my belief/hope is that over the next 5-10 years, we'll see kids that previously would have left for the 'pros' and failed, stay and succeed. Kids that everyone knows really weren't ready, but because they felt ob...

I agree it has always happened but not for guys like Ochai and Braun. ( spare me the comment where you “know” guys like Vonte got paid, as if you’re Vernon ) I literally watched, on multiple occasions, as people handed cash to small time D2 basketball players up here when I was in school. If it's h...

But I do agree there may be some minor impact given the current situation in Europe. I don't think most 19-23 year olds put too much weight on it, but their parents/handlers/certified agents might.

He was a low 1st round/high 2nd rounder. Worse players have decided to declare in the past. The NiL absolutely has an impact on these types of players now. And guys like Banchero (what...top 3 pick?) should never, EVER consider NiL. They'd be throwing away $10s of millions of dollars. Bad example. I...

pdub wrote: ↑Wed Apr 20, 2022 5:21 pmI am.

You have to believe the primary reason Tshiebwe is coming back to UK next year is NiL. And him staying another year is great for college basketball. So it cuts both ways, IMO.

The way the clip plays, it looks like the ball goes through the hoop...

Personally, I think (unless the punishment has, as jfish said above, 'no teeth'), that KU sues and the courts grant an injunction until it is settled. And I think that's the last thing the NCAA wants.