The same level of offense as domestic violence.
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The beauty of the balloon law, if passed (it won't), will be that a group of hens getting together to plan a gender reveal (or some other bullshit party) will be guilty of Conspiracy to Commit Unlawful Release of Balloons if they agree to release balloons in excess of the limit. 😎
Just phenomenal uniforms for both teams in this game even if I don’t care for either one. Would prefer ND as an all Big Ten final would be 🤮
Nice rebound to what started out as a snoozefest. Hard, but not totally impossible, to hate on ND with Freeman at the helm.
There are quite a few Kentuckians who could use a good pimp-slapping if this message board is any indication. No balloon ever needed releasing, imo.
@legalbeagle123 who was the sponsor? He or she (let's be honest, it is a he) needs a donation.
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-Seth G
Balloon releases are some of the most ignorant memorials/celebrations out there. I hope this law passes and bans them. If you release balloons to represent some sort of significant event, I hope you get an anal cyst.
Balloon trash is very harmful to livestock and wildlife when it inevitably falls and become litter.
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I'll take my crow. I dogged the hell out of them for this hire. Seems like a helluva dude and it's no fluke run. They ran the gauntlet. Hopefully they finish it off.
I like making "Small Game James" comments to my Penn State buddies, but are there really 12 coaches better than Franklin? Dude won at Vandy for Christ's sake.
That's why he still has a job. He is organized, can recruit, use money wisely and has them competitive, at the highest level, to the point you don't look for another coach. Because, as PTI said, you don't know who is going to do better who already has a similar job.
ESPN had an article out today re: Congress looking to solve the NIL situation. One piece of it caught my eye:
"Several industry sources said they expect the biggest SEC and Big Ten schools, such as Alabama, Texas, Ohio State and Michigan, to demand a bigger proportion of their conferences' television earnings when new broadcast deals are negotiated in the early 2030s -- a move that would drive another wedge between the haves and have-nots."
If this occurs isn't the move for all the other schools to tell Bama, Texas, Ohio State and Michigan to kick rocks and they're out and have fun playing each other 4 times each per year? Texas tried to pull this nonsense with the Longhorn Network.
"Several industry sources said they expect the biggest SEC and Big Ten schools, such as Alabama, Texas, Ohio State and Michigan, to demand a bigger proportion of their conferences' television earnings when new broadcast deals are negotiated in the early 2030s -- a move that would drive another wedge between the haves and have-nots."
If this occurs isn't the move for all the other schools to tell Bama, Texas, Ohio State and Michigan to kick rocks and they're out and have fun playing each other 4 times each per year? Texas tried to pull this nonsense with the Longhorn Network.
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