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Dan Lanning discussed Novosad's injury today.....it is a precautionary issue with his lat muscle. Could go if he had to....paraphrased.

Take this with a grain of salt since I heard it from a guy who knows a guy, who knows....well, you get the point....Novosad has a thumb injury he is dealing with on his throwing hand.

If Dante goes Pro and Stein gets a head coaching position, does he take Novosad with him? In that case, we may be back to a transfer QB for 2026.

My thinking was the same....happy to be wrong. Football is a meritocracy....thankfully.

Yes, please......Deion to Bama. Make it so.

Gundy's willful ignorance is astonishing. He has had the T. Boone Pickens golden horseshoe up his backside his entire career and wants to call out Phil and the Ducks? In fact, Phil just improved upon T. Boone's original model. Of course, he sported the mullet into the 2000's so he may be a bit obtuse.

Leavitt is a cautionary tale of the dangers of excessive Pepsi abuse.

If it weren't true, I wouldn't believe it.

Sweet!

With a career winning percentage of 55%, who is to question the Captain of Coral Gables?

I recall the early Lanning days when he was asked about the blueprint and the roster he was inheriting. He said the plan was to build from the trenches outward. Lupoi echoed that on defense specifically. Taking them at their word then the timetable makes sense that this is the year we should see developed players with the desired measurables on the back end. Should be fun…..personally I am most worried about receiving on the offensive side

Charles' Saladin comp is spot on.....his patience in setting up blocks is next level

Impossible to overstate their beneficence to all Oregonians

Well, kind of.....the State legislature passed a jock tax bill. Zero general fund dollars though.....they want to sell $800 million in bonds based on future player taxes. Generous projections peg these tax estimates at $150 million. Besides, a stadium could cost $2-3 billion. So, the public piece of the deal is necessary but insufficient. So, we need owners who are aggressive and deep-pocketed to fend off the Miller Family in SLC before Portland MLB is even a 50-50 proposition. NOTE: I may be wrong on some of these details since it is more of a hope than a strategy at this point

And, buildings are being fire-sold which puts a damper on property taxes. Finding investment dollars in this budget climate will not be easy. If they don't, the team could end up moving after all.