A lot of excitement over the worst season since 1976
"Just feels like home."
For the third straight game inside Carnie Smith Stadium, Bobby Bacon set a career-high with five total touchdowns on Saturday.
After the game, @Sizzling_bacon5 emphasized his love for Pitt State and Gorilla Nation.
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Curt Popejoy retweeted
2027 NFL Draft: Huge shake-up at top of two-round mock draft update
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I want to say that psych eval is going to be crazy but I've contended that most of AB's schtick is fake and performative.
Antonio Brown’s plea deal:
Attempt murder charge changed to Agg. Assault w/firearm, no prison time, 3 years probation, psyche eval., counseling. Here’s what he said outside Miami-Dade Court. @wsvn
For reference
6-1 Germie Bernard
6-3 Ben Skowronek
6-4 DK Metcalf
6-5(6-4) Michael Pittman Jr.
Bernard and the Bums
It's warmed my heart this week to see how many former NFL players came out and absolutely dunked on Jared Verse.
I believe this is by design. He doesn't fit what the Jags are doing on offense. Plus, if the plan is to trade him, keep him healthy.
He hired an attorney to file bankruptcy because he couldn't afford his last attorney.
Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice files for bankruptcy with more than $3.45 million in debt, and even his $160,000 Super Bowl ring is listed as collateral.
The 26-year-old says roughly $2.1 million of his debt stems from lawsuits, including legal battles tied to a 2024 high-speed crash in Dallas and assault allegations from an ex-girlfriend.
Despite signing a $6.5 million contract with Kansas City, Rice reports just $677,054 in personal assets in his Chapter 7 filing.
Court documents also show Rice owes nearly $980,000 to his largest creditor as part of a civil settlement related to the crash. He lists just $13,640 in checking accounts while disputing certain debts tied to pending lawsuits.
See what else Rice reveals about his finances as his legal battles continue: foxnews.com/outkick-sports/s…
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#Colts RB Jonathan Taylor’s wife, Ayanna, on her husband’s trade speculation:
“This waiting game is driving me crazy. I feel like a prized calf waiting for the slaughter. It’s gonna happen today? Tomorrow? Is it never gonna happen? And I geninunely cannot decide what’s worse.”
Browns LB Carson Schwesinger on why he didn't defend Jared Verse after Mason McCormick dumped him on his head.
My state. Good times.
Ten percent… that is what Kansas is calling a check on the count.
Secretary of State Scott Schwab ordered close-race audits in six contests decided by less than one percent, the governor's race, secretary of state, attorney general and three House districts, and the way it works is county officials hand count the ballots in 10% of the precincts and compare them to what the tabulators said. The other ninety percent never get a second look from a human being in this audit. Not one.
Now keep in mind what is sitting on the table. Cindy Holscher is ahead of Ty Masterson by a few thousand votes out of more than a million cast, the AP has not called it, certification is still pending, and the people of Kansas are being told a sample is the same thing as the truth. If the machine count is right, a full hand count proves it and everybody goes home. If it is wrong, ten percent is just enough to say you looked and not enough to find anything. How is that an audit? Who decided a coin flip governor's race gets a peek instead of a count?
I have watched this same play in Colorado for years... the people who run the system pick the sample, grade their own homework, and then hold a press conference about how secure it all was. Make no mistake, I am not saying I know who won Kansas. I am saying nobody knows yet, and a 10% check is built so nobody ever really has to.
Here is the reality. Every ballot in a race this close should be counted by hand, in public, with observers from both sides watching every stack and the chain of custody on every mail ballot laid out for anyone who asks. It is not radical, it is what counting meant before we handed it to tabulators and vendors and told ourselves to trust the screen.
Scott Schwab, you have the authority and you have the moment. Count every precinct by hand. All of them. And Ty Masterson, do not concede to a sample.
Pray, Stand, Speak, ACT.





















