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classic playground bs. it was actually 2 ast coaches bitching at (one) fran. that's puzzy schitt.

perhaps he was being guarded too closely by davison during practice and prefers solid, round, tomatoes to diced tomatoes?

consistently inconsistent. agreed.

honestly a good point. CM has really saved our asses on the defensive end. if not for CM, we'd be reliant on Pemsl to have to be consistent. now, CM has been able to bridge the gap at the 4 (defensively) until we can rotate both LG and RK onto the floor, situationally.

to answer your questions: 1) he'll be out of the closet by then. 2) Yes.

his mom will only pay for an AOL account, so he actually clicked send last year, but it just posted.

i bought my stock last summer

oh, you poor, poor fella. my younger brother is a browns fan. i'm a steelers fan. we grew up in the '70's. my brother doesn't like talking to me.

how in God's name did you find this obscure gif at such a relevant time?

atomic's the bomb.

"Iowa has had some talent. You can almost make the argument that they underachieve for the talent they have on the roster."

anger is an impulse. right and wrong are learned. having a valid mental illness that does not allow you to be able to determine right vs wrong is one thing. otherwise, it's on each individual to do what is right instead of what is wrong. from grade school through the pros, the "good...

"N" is for culture.

after seeing CJF play at the college level, i'd take CJF. he has the potential to be a complete player and a lot better shooter by % than AJG. this isn't a comparison i could have made before seeing CJF play at iowa because it was just too difficult to get any game film when he was in HS

transfers are not necessarily a bad thing. they could mean that competition worked. now, if you have a starter that is horrible and can't find someone good enough to replace them, then that's a whole 'nother topic. so, assuming the competitors are legit, competent and good, then transfers are...

it's pretty bad. i've really gotten fed up with professional sports. hypocrisy is a term that comes to mind.

so, drew rosenhaus didn't know this guy had issues before now? let me see, how many millions of reasons did rosenhaus have to look the other way? and even now, he doesn't have the balls to actually terminate. "conditionally terminate." really? that's like saying "do it again and i'm...

trj, i am a huge steelers fan. so, take this from that perspective. tomlin drafted all of these guys along with their issues. the bigger issue, apparently, is the complete farce the "in-depth vetting" that goes on during the combine and and up to draft day to somehow keeps these egghead types...

let me ask you: of these two different actions, which one would be considered threatening: 1) shaking someones hand. 2) hitting them.

you simply do not lay hands on a police officer, unless it's a matter of life or death and you are working in conjunction with the police officer. you just don't. period.