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And the Buckeyes just go ahead and let Miami walk right in the end zone. That's a bold strategy.

Great call and execution there by Miami.

Some big runs for Miami.

Obviously Ohio State will look to make adjustments at the half on offense. I think those adjustments and whether or not Miami's defense can stay fresh, will be big in the second half.

It's still early. But Miami is making some noise.

I would not personally put Andy Griffith in my top 5. I watched it all of the time growing up, but it never did anything for me. I also wasn't big into Sitcoms until my 20's I'd say. 1. Friends 2. Seinfeld 3. The Office 4. How I Met Your Mother 5. Frasier I would also say that 1-5 are interchangeable for me.

It doesn't mean too much at this stage, but I see that Kentucky previously beat Texas A&M 3-1 back in October. That match up was in College Station.

The effort was there, and it seemed like he fed off of it.

Dioubate is probably under valued on this team. He is just so consistent that it can be easy to over look at times. He brings energy and confidence and is a solid player. He came off the bench tonight, after missing several games due to injury, and had 14 points and 12 rebounds.

I just came here to say the same thing. You could tell they were playing hard in the first half but they dialed it in on defense in the second half.

It's kinda wild. I feel like that map looks about like our snow map for the state so far this year, as we are just getting into winter.

It takes two to tango. That's to be expected in todays society though. People screw up and then play the victim card and blame someone else.

According to the Googler, up to 5 years in prison, which tell me it's probably similar to a KY class D felony, 1-5 years in prison. Which nowadays, with no criminal record, usually equates to a 5 year sentence, probated for 5 years. The only real difference being, he will be able to afford whatever his bond is, so he won't have to sit in jail while awaiting trial.

Stalking is just a misdemeanor. The other two could carry some time, but if he's got no record and a decent attorney. He will get probation and some fines.

Only thing I can really think of is easier path to CFP. But I am with you, I'm not really seeing it.

ESPN is finally reporting that he is in custody because the police department is investigating an alleged assault.

Definitely not as popular as it was in the 90's and early 2000's.

Just seems strange for him to be turned over to another PD if that's the case. I could see him going to a hospital or something like that, but a different PD leads me to believe there is more to it.

And now ESPN is reporting Moore has been detained by police in Saline, Michigan and then turned over to police in Pittsfield Township, Michigan. This one is getting kind of weird.

I'm guessing coach Moore and or the other participant are likely married.

He was just suspended for yesterday's game. He was apparently evicted from his previous residence due to numerous issues. Good chance Burton is in jail within the next few years. Hopefully someone can get him on track, but I doubt it.

Other than not knowing how to be a professional, having run ins with the police and continuing to get suspended?

I don't believe so. You don't have to transfer as soon as you commit to another school. Student athletes are just formally and officially stating they intend to transfer to their new school following the Spring semester.

My buddy and I were discussing the transfer portal and coaching carousel over the weekend. What's everyone's thoughts for solutions to the transfer portal? I feel the easiest solution is to make it so that the transfer portal doesn't open up until around March or April. This way you're not creating a need for coaches to be hired in November and December to get in on portal guys. Also I mentioned treating it as though player's are held to a 1 year obligation via their NIL stuff with it running from summer to spring.

I expect more of this. NIL has changed things. It used to be that bowl games were a treat for the team and fans. The players could actually get gifts via swag bags and treated to nice things. Now, they're getting paid all year and they could care less about a meaningless bowl game. I don't like it, but I think that's where we are.