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You gotta feel bad for IU football fans most of them have never experienced a loss during their 1 season as fans
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This is where NIL has destroyed college football.
The only reason Bryce Underwood is not on the bench right now is because of how much money he’s making.
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Under James Franklin, Penn State fans were frustrated that they always got close but never got over the hump. They do not appear to have that problem anymore.
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Jaleel McLaughlin scored tonight's first touchdown for the #Browns...
He played college football at Division II Notre Dame College in South Euclid (now closed) and Youngstown State.
Another reminder to young college football players:
If you're good enough, they'll find you.
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I’m watching playoff baseball with gambling lines on my screen and the announcers are talking about wagers. But Pete Rose is still a piece of shit, right? Fuck off.
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The Everest of all NFL team highlight film openings
The 1979 Pittsburgh Steelers
"A Cut Above"
Delivered by John Facenda
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HAMMER TIME EVERY SATURDAY 🔨⏲️
Bryson Hammer with a 78-yard catch for the first receiving TD of his career! 🚀
My wife says I buy the dumbest stuff. I say why make the money if you can't have fun spending it. #wellmakemoreonmonday
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September 22, 1975
America is introduced to one of the most iconic pieces of theme music in television history.
Johnny Pearson's instantly-recognizable "Heavy Action" is heard for the first time on ABC's Monday Night Football.
MNF's sixth season opens with the Raiders and the Dolphins — a rematch of the previous December's classic "Sea of Hands" AFC Divisional Playoff.
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We’ve got a massive game this Saturday at noon and we need Rocket Nation to show up and GET LOUD 🚀
🎟️: utrockets.com/fbtix
#ForToledo
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When you swagger into the library talking shit, and then the nerds give you 4 straight hours of wedgies, titty twisters, and swirlies






















