It’s a tongue in cheek way of referring to neurodivergence. The same way that someone might refer to neurotypical as neurobland.

Not having any signs or traits of being neurospicy

It’s almost as if having the best coach ever in the history of the collegiate game retire means whoever replaces him will suck in comparison.

I got 122/133, which ain’t bad at all.

I’d hate to attempt one of these for 1-AA, D2, or D3.

If it’s the red river shootout this weekend, I’m cheering for a meteor strike on Fair Park.

NiCk SaBaN wOuLd NeVeR!!1!

Yes, it crashed Voyager for me almost instantly.

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Thanks for finding & sharing the original, it’s a lot less gross than the caption supplied on this post.

Any idea what the original caption was?

Transfer portal is something I forgot about.

I’m unfamiliar with the details of how it operates but I think it’s a good idea in general. After all, if non-athletes can transfer whenever they want, and if coaches can take a new job elsewhere without having to sit out, athletes should be able to move around too.

I am concerned for the vast majority of athletes who aren’t good enough to go pro, because of issues with getting transfer credits to count toward your degree plan, that they may have trouble finishing in four scholarship years.

I’m also concerned about the potential for abuse of the portal by unscrupulous coaches & athletics administrators.

The conference realignment is the hardest part for me to swallow.

Granted, I’m old enough that I was first paying attention to college football when the Southwest Conference was on its last legs. I miss having conferences that were based on regional rivalries and geographic proximity, instead of wringing every last dollar possible from TV contracts. In that aspect at least, it feels more like NFL-lite than a proper collegiate thing.

I’m all in favor of things that contribute toward player safety. I also don’t mind at all players having NIL rights and making money off that. I will admit to having concerns about direct player compensation and in effect making them employees of the university. Primarily, I’m worried that at schools which aren’t flush with athletics money, this could lead to non-revenue sports getting dropped, and could also risk Title IX implications in compensation parity among men’s & women’s athletics.

I went to a D3 school that didn’t have a football team, and in the context of the changing athletics landscape I’m glad I did. My alma mater does have an NIL policy for it’s athletes including timely disclosure of all details, and warnings about tax implications, but we aren’t ever going to be wealthy enough that we’ll pay direct compensation to student athletes.

I agree on both counts

Pac isn’t out of the hospital yet but maybe they won’t need to be on life support either.

This looks like a table read for a Game of Thrones episode. I’m curious about which one it is.

As someone who has some solid memories of mid 90s NFL, this doesn’t surprise me one bit.

Isn’t he the guy that looks kinda like Bobby Hill?

OUTAMIZZ = Okie, Texas, A&M, Mizzou?

Is this the game in Dublin? I was forced to watch part of a Pat McAfee live broadcast from Ireland yesterday while waiting for my lunch to be cooked.

I don’t have any thoughts specific to FSU vs GT, but one of my favorite things about college football is that its arrival means the summer heat will break before too much longer.