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In Florida, especially downtown Tampa near the water, you cant really dig down into the ground for parking. The water table is only a few feet down and would flood anything down there. This is why most if not all of the Florida peninsula doesnt have basements.

CUSA pretty much went from mid tier G5 to low tier G5. The Sun Belt and CUSA essentially swapped.

Couldnt happen until 2025 due to the conference division rotation.

The Rays as of 2022 do not have navy or light blue pants.

No one has said a new road uni is coming. Marc Topkin, the beat writer for the Tampa Bay Times has said a few times that all that is known is the gray uniform is being phased out.

If you told me after these first four games (@ Dal, @ NO, v GB, v KC) the Buccaneers would be 2-2 I would have said that was the most likely outcome, and it happened.

I had initially thought it might have something to do with Hispanic Heritage Month, but the change only happened once the clinching game was met. I'm not reading anything into it, as from whats been reported its not supposed to be an identity change, just dropping the gray road unis.

I know that in the qualifiers of past years that some uniforms were different than what was worn in the deeper rounds in March. Japan might be the only team that wears something other than Nike/New Era.

Because theyre playing the Eagles...

The plan was to have the throwback endzones with the blue throwback uniforms, not the white throwback inspired Color Rush.

I guess theyre looking for a dome to assure the game happens. Bucs are practicing in Miami this week. I figured with Miami in Cincinnati on Thursday, the Bucs in Miami would make the most sense. Edit: reading the last sentence of this article makes sense. Leave resources in Florida and move the game out of state.

Maybe someday they just stop making rankings until Week 6 or so. There always seems to be a lot of fluidity in these early weeks, and by the time week 6 is around you have a feel for who is who.

This is the thread the news and discussion is occurring in.

I would think Guardians would be off the table now that the Cleveland baseball team is using it.

True, but the incorporation of the USS Alabama in the logo is a nice nod to Battleship Memorial Park.

Lightning could be going ad free as well. These banners were just updated and installed around the arena this week.

I could care less if he does what he says and gives the balls he gets to kids. He's a nuisance and the optics make him come off as an arrogant jagoff who things of no one but himself.

That does seem odd, but keep in mind from 1999-2001 there were 31 NFL teams and 16 in the AFC. In fact, here is how the 31 team schedule was made. Looking at the intraconference part for the AFC it was all based on standings for those years. Once 2002 came around and the Texans were added the new schedule matrix came out and that may have caused Denver and Tennessee to not cross paths until 2005. https://www.nfl.info/nflmedia/news/1998news/TeamScheduling102898.htm

It happened during Big Noon Kickoff this morning.

Lightning have unveiled their 30th Anniversary logo

Kyle Busch will be joining RCR in 2023 and driving the #8. Tyler Reddick, who currently drives the #8 was set to leave RCR after 2023 to join 23XI, but now I'm curious what this will do for Reddick. Assuming he stays with RCR with a new third car, but a move to 23XI a year early to a new third car is possible. Tyler Reddick, who currently drives the #8 was set to leave RCR after 2023 to join 23XI, but now I'm curious what this will do for Reddick. Assuming he stays with RCR with a new third car, but a move to 23XI a year early to a new third car is possible. Edit: Looks like a third charter for RCR and Reddick will be in place for 2023

Many college teams get jerseys in cycles and use for a few years. South Florida just got new home and road looks, but the black with lime alternates this week were the same unis as the past couple years just with a new black helmet.