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A 90 degree block.   That was like a 1000:1 block to keep from going into endzone.

Colorado up 14-3 over Utah after an impressive punt return for TD. With Utah at 4-5, all the injuries to the Utes offense hasn’t helped, but overall Kyle Whittingham has uncharacteristically mismanaged this season, starting with the QB. With all his injuries, to the point of steady regression, Cam Rising should’ve never had the season put on his back, and Utah is paying for it now by trying to weather a depleted QB room that could’ve otherwise been an attractive landing for a QB from the Portal had Whittingham moved on from Rising.

I genuinely have never understood people eating boiled eggs.  What part of it is good?

Our taste for eggs is likely an evolved holdover from mankind’s much earlier, prehistoric beginnings when humans first discovered eggs as a dependable source of daily protein. Given the rugged times of the past when a steady 2000 calorie diet took much more effort than hobbling over to Circle K for a breakfast burrito, the discovery that a bird as plentiful and domestic as chickens could provide 8-10 grams of protein a day was a minor miracle and fortified millions of diets through past ages.

Is that the Hilton Hawaiian Village?

Not quite. But shifting to the left one series of towers over, there it is, the very large Hilton Hawaiian Village oceanfront complex:

According to 11W Buckeyes have played 4 teams in a row that had a bye prior to playing them -  how's that for scheduling.

it happens........... teams that had a bye before playin the Huskers

@ Hoosiers - 10/19
@ Buckeyes - 10/26
Bruins - 11/2
@ Trojans - 11/16

4 in a row

I have a few Yuengling in the fridge

I'll wait

Love Carnell Tate

I have a few Yuengling in the fridge

I'll wait

No room Too many Oktoberfests and Elliot Ness 😍

Our taste for eggs is likely an evolved holdover from mankind’s much earlier, prehistoric beginnings when humans first discovered eggs as a dependable source of daily protein. Given the rugged times of the past when a steady 2000 calorie diet took much more effort than hobbling over to Circle K for a breakfast burrito, the discovery that a bird as plentiful and domestic as chickens could provide 8-10 grams of protein a day was a minor miracle and fortified millions of diets through past ages.

Sure, we're omnivores and they're edible.  Sure.

But they're not GOOD.  People voluntarily putting boiled eggs in their mouths in modern times is mistifying to me.