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Goes to show you it’s not easy to replace elite coordinators.

The first clip I watched I thought he was left-handed for about 30 seconds because he handled the ball so well with his left hand and finished left-handed as well.

I know there’s not any intention there, but I don’t love the way he talks about the other coaches in the article. If I’m an assistant coach, I wouldn’t want my discussions of a player’s weaknesses to be put on blast.

Does Sheridan know that you don’t have to run on first down?

I would agree, he’s not dual threat. The play that he tore his acl last year felt like one of the few times he ran all year.

Will give him another game or two before drawing too many conclusions but if that continues we may have the worst punter in power 5.

Millions, as in per year? I highly doubt he, or anyone else really, could make that kind of scratch overseas annually.

Based on a few posts above, it looks like he'll graduate in December so not sure it would affect his current season? Adding a question mark because I don't know.

I mean how could a coach ever really say more than, "We would envision you taking over the starting PG role when you come in, contingent on your continued development." And I don't feel like Lander would take too kindly to a blanket promise of starting PG role.

Second this question. Any idea on timing from anyone?

What does 30/34 mean?

There are multiple ways to read that, so I understand the question 1) Season ticket sales compared to 2019 2) Sales for game 1 compared to tickets sold for game 1 at the same time in 2019 3) Sales for game 1 compared to total tickets sold for game 1 in 2019 Exciting whichever way you slice it though ha.

So awesome.

Damn, he's a stud.

It looks bad in slo mo but the first dribble wasn’t an actual dribble. Both players touched the ball and he (Booker?) didn’t have possession yet. That is actually great officiating.

And it should be.

Awesome

Go Hoosiers

We are currently losing, and it would be my guess that it's not due to UMBC fans.

My scale also measures body fat %, which has steadily dropped. I also had a dexa scan before I started and one recently that showed my body fat % has dropped significantly. In addition, I’m lifting weights most days and have lost almost no strength. Of course you will lose some muscle whenever you cut but the majority has been fat. You have absolutely no clue what you’re talking about. OK I’m really done now.

I've been doing it for 6 weeks by counting calories, tracking calories burned, and weighing myself daily and have had great results. You can continue to argue with me, but as usual you don't know what you're talking about. I'm sure no one cares about this argument so I'm going to stop there.

Going into starvation mode is certainly something you need to be mindful of but it's not likely to happen at 1,700-1,800 calories.

I am literally doing this right now. 3,500 calories a day is not only possible, it's not that difficult. Your body is going to burn about 2k on it's own and you can get to 3,500 with about 15k steps throughout the day. If I do enough cardio and walking in a day I can get 4k calories burned. And if you eat the right foods, you can eat 1,700-1,800 calories while burning 3,500 and spend very little time being hungry.

That is untrue. Losing 1 lb every two days is equivalent to burning 3,500 calories and consuming 1,750 a day - an amount that is considered healthy for dieting. It requires a tremendous amount of discipline (mainly in terms of eating) but you can lose 30 pounds in 2 months.

Don't sleep on Blake Wesley either.