PurplFrawg
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And this time of year there are no Junior High girls volleyball matches to cover for the local newspaper.
#BAYLORTEARS
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Pharm Frog
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What took them so long? Seems like this would've been the very first thing they should've done.[/QUOTE]
They were waiting for this thread to get to page 1700 to kickstart momentum for the next century of pages. Can’t wait to see what drops on page 1801. This thread holds cosmic power.
Big Frog II
Active Member
Paper says this has already cost Baylor $100 million, and we are just getting started. I wonder if they teach bankruptcy law in Waco?
Ah, the power of the apostrophe. By leaving it out, we've gone from talking about lawyers working for Jane Doe to talking about Jane doing lawyers.
Froginbedford
Full Member
And don't forget the Oxford comma....Let's eat grandma....
Purp
Active Member
As long as it's consensual.
West Coast Johnny
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https://www.yahoo.com/sports/browns-reverse-course-place-josh-180836869.html
After Browns receiver Josh Gordon issued an aspirational-but-ominous statement regarding the fact that he’ll miss the first week of training camp, Browns G.M. John Dorsey said that Gordon will be placed on the non-football injury list. According to Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Dorsey said Wednesday that the Browns will use a different designation.
According to Cabot, the Browns will place Gordon on the “did not report” list.
On the surface, that doesn’t mean much. He’s either with the team or not, and if he’s not with the team, the Browns need to find a way to account for him until he returns.
But “did not report” implies something more negative and voluntary than the non-football illness designation. It has the sound and feel of a holdout; indeed, it potentially makes Gordon subject to the daily fine of $40,000 for each day he missed.
After Browns receiver Josh Gordon issued an aspirational-but-ominous statement regarding the fact that he’ll miss the first week of training camp, Browns G.M. John Dorsey said that Gordon will be placed on the non-football injury list. According to Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Dorsey said Wednesday that the Browns will use a different designation.
According to Cabot, the Browns will place Gordon on the “did not report” list.
On the surface, that doesn’t mean much. He’s either with the team or not, and if he’s not with the team, the Browns need to find a way to account for him until he returns.
But “did not report” implies something more negative and voluntary than the non-football illness designation. It has the sound and feel of a holdout; indeed, it potentially makes Gordon subject to the daily fine of $40,000 for each day he missed.
RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
TCUdirtbag
Active Member
Can we revert to the original thread title now?
Purp
Active Member
I've been thinking about that, but I think I like it the way it is. To memorialize the Baylor 2017 season in all its glory.
RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
I’m for this. But if they start the season losing again, we have to keep adding Ls.
RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
We brought in Bill Mosiello to handle our bunting crisis.
Peacefrog
Degenerate
Seems to be mostly eradicated at this point. Job well done.
Pharm Frog
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mcdaddy
Active Member
TCU could have started two medical schools for that price tag.
tcudoc
Full Member
Fixed
RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
What would you know about medical school?
netty2424
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Agree. They like to hang banners on their walls, let's commemorate their 2017 dumpster fire with L's.
