McCall

It's reversed.

Look in the mirror.

You have officially jumped the shark.

They still get paid for a certain amount of time even if it's called not long after employee start times.

They're like the Battlehawks of the PVF.

No. Stopping of forward progress still applies.

You don't know.

The returners can only move once they catch the ball or the gorilla is within 5 yards of them, in which case they must run towards the gorilla, to make the catch. This will be known as a "Kamikaze Kick-Off". If they make the catch AND survive, they get the ball from the 50 yard line. If they only make the catch, the surviving team members get the ball from the 40. If the returner survives, but fails to make the catch, from the 30. If they fail to survive or make the catch, the ball is given to the kicking team, barring a touchback.

Tomorrow?

Everybody involved, even the bookie, have said Shohei had no involvement. Saying he's the victim of massive theft.

I think the white Texans jersey NEEDS tv numbers on the shoulders. There's too much empty space. I don't think a logo would look good there, especially the primary, which would look very redundant against the logo on the helmet and the sleeve horns. They may not be necessary anymore, from a practical standpoint, but, in this case, tv numbers are necessary as the best option to fill overly-vacant jersey real estate.

I can't remember seeing it or not last season, but they were still using the Cardinals' old STL well after the update. I guess the person who kept the logos up to date was a part of the one of the mass layoffs over the last few years.

They literally wore red socks with the navy pants from the beginning of their existence. And looks light years better.

I mean, that's 2 of only 3 possibilities, so... not exactly a bold prediction.

I'll be 102 at the start of the season.

187 & 201 are the more common "Crimson" pantones. 505, 209 and 7421 are usually the "Maroons". 202 and 195 usually float in the "Maroon-Burgundy-Cardinal" catergories. 194, too, but it's closer to a crimson.

If you do that for every conference, then you still only have 10-12 power conference schools out of 64. Still going to have low ratings and interest. It's a reality. A tournament dominated, participantwise, by low- and mid-major schools is not going to garner the amount of interest that's going to keep it on par with the tournament as we know it.

Not everybody. Just those who are always looking for something to complain about.

That would be the lowest rated tournament ever. You have only 5 or 6 "power conference" teams, a few mid-majors and the rest smaller conference schools. You automatically lose more than half your viewership just by cutting the number from 68. Then taking out all but 6 bigger conference schools. CBS couldn't get out of this deal fast enough.

Wait... someone traded FOR Mac Jones?

It was a typo, but you don't have to be a d*** about it.

That was supposed to say "AREN'T" leagues. Just noticed it.

Just like his cousin, Doug.

Tournaments aren't leagues. EDIT: Correct word.