The real problem is discussing ru fb here

catholicman said:

Minnesota is mediocre.
USC not so good.
Michigan State not so good.
Etc. Etc.

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The problem is ru sucks !

sami said:

There’s not an easy win on the schedule.

Rutgers fans are saying they’re not winning another game.

If you think that, you’re not watching. They have zero ability to stop anyone. They were lucky Washington had multiple self-inflicted wounds.

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Minnesota is mediocre.
USC not so good.
Michigan State not so good.
Etc. Etc.

catholicman said:

They have a pretty easy schedule the rest of the way. Schiano will get his 6 wins and low level bowl appearance, thereby safeguarding his mediocrity for more years to come 😂.

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There’s not an easy win on the schedule.

Rutgers fans are saying they’re not winning another game.

If you think that, you’re not watching. They have zero ability to stop anyone. They were lucky Washington had multiple self-inflicted wounds.

They have a pretty easy schedule the rest of the way. Schiano will get his 6 wins and low level bowl appearance, thereby safeguarding his mediocrity for more years to come 😂.

Ads about Kamala happy and proud of Bidenomics during Giant Eagle game are super effective. Of course they end the commercial with her laughing. Black voters getting strong messaging. Another observation this weekend was the back drop of both candidates rallies. Behind Kamala there was 100% females at her rally, there might had been a transsexual in the crowd but no men. Behind Trump was 85% males, construction guys, police, blue collar workers.
Big gender separation.

Well he has 6.25 million reasons to spout that bull**** this season & it goes up next year too. No school president or AD to answer to -- no Ohio St or Penn St to worry about this season--damn he's got it made.

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SPK145 said:

I do as while he may have trouble with some opposing centers, they’ll have just as much trouble with him. He’s one of our 5 best players.

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Exactly

Haason Reddick finally ends months-long holdout with Jets

When the Jets return to work in New Jersey on Monday they will have a new teammate waiting for them.

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Haason Reddick finally ends months-long holdout with Jets​

PITTSBURGH — When the Jets return to work in New Jersey on Monday they will have a new teammate waiting for them.

Edge rusher Haason Reddick is ending his holdout, his agent Drew Rosenhaus confirmed, and will report to work on Monday.

The Jets traded for Reddick in March but he has stayed away until now, hoping to get a new contract. The two sides agreed to a reworked contract and the Jets will be waiving some of the nearly $12 million in fines he accrued during his holdout.

Rosenhaus said they will continue to pursue a long-term contract with the Jets.

Reddick, 30, gives the Jets defense an instant boost. Reddick has had double-digit sacks in each of the last four seasons for the Cardinals, Panthers and Eagles.

The Jets acquired Reddick from the Eagles in late March in exchange for a 2026 conditional third-round pick.

Reddick showed up for his physical and a virtual press conference on April 1 and then the Jets did not see him again.

He skipped the spring program and all of training camp, racking up daily fines. He requested a trade in August but the Jets immediately said they would not trade him.

The holdout stretched into the season and Reddick missed the first seven games, including Sunday night’s game with the Steelers. Reddick lost $800,000 a week in game checks for every game he missed.

Teams cannot waive mandatory fines, so it will be interesting to see the details in the reworked contract of how Reddick is recouping some of these fines.

Reddick was fired by his agency, CAA, almost two weeks ago. He hired Rosenhaus last week and the well-known agent met with Jets general manager Joe Douglas before last Monday’s loss to the Bills.

The Jets gave Reddick and Rosenhaus permission to find a trade last week, but that was seen as a move by the Jets to show Reddick there was no trade market. They did not intend to trade him.

The two sides continued talking and Jets owner Woody Johnson also got involved in the talks. They came close to an agreement on Friday and finalized things Sunday morning.

This is the latest development in an eventful few weeks for the Jets.

They fired coach Robert Saleh two weeks ago after a loss to the Vikings in London. Then, they traded for wide receiver Davante Adams last week after the loss to the Bills, reuniting him with quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

The Jets came to Pittsburgh trying to snap a three-game losing skid on Sunday night. Now, they also know they have some reinforcements for their defense going forward with Reddick in the fold.

Guys, Davis was special. But Richmond's worth was in a class of his own. There was a reason Richmond was first team All Big East and Davis was not on any teams. Although I do think that snub was wrong. Same for Dawes.

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TheHall87 said:

Personally, I think the Kadary's insistence on minutes trope is misleading. That completely flies in the face of Sha's earn your playing time mantra.

Now, do I believe KR made it known he might not be thrilled with the arrival of certain players? Sure, I can see that. But I have a hard time believing that someone who often behaves in a my way or the highway fashion was going to let one of his players dictate roster moves.

I suspect some of the calculus was incoming players saying, where are my minutes if that guy is still here.

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But that makes no sense. Why even consider coming to SHU at all then? It isn’t like it wasn’t known Richmond and Dawes were coming back to the same team they were on the year before.

Plus, plenty of kids go to a team where the talent is rich and the starting players return.

I have a feeling the center position will mostly be manny and godswill especially if they are modeling it after St. Peter’s.

Hope I’m wrong but I don’t see Yacine playing C much. Possibly no Gus there either.

CBS accused of significant and intentional news distortion for 60 minutes interview. Amazing considering so called news is distorted daily. You have to screw up pretty royally to get with something like this.

The nice thing about saturdays in the fall after the WS is no sports on tv worth watching to keep me inside.

At least for me.

dehere23 said:

I was going to say, it definitely matters to the kids who starts, and probably who finishes, and I think coaches emphasize the latter more than the former. Whether a player buys in, who knows.

With a true 8 man rotation I don’t see any issue. With 10 it can become trickier with these kids, because they all have different goals, egos and expectations. I once had a kid major assistant tell me that I would be shocked at how many of his kids thought they were pros - NBA or at worst that after a stint in the developmental league or top overseas league - despite obvious objective evidence indicating otherwise.

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Imo if this team as it is seen today has 10 kids playing 15 mpg it can work. If after a bunch of games it is clear we have 2 stars, then it gets more difficult

Well, the Jets are finally getting Haasan Reddick back. Doesn't sound like he'll play today in Pittsburgh, however. So between this and trading for Davante Adams, that's two impact players added this week

They've got a ton of talent. Probably needed an experienced HC to handle it.

I agree with this. It is possible that Sha may start Middleton over Coleman initially. I guess it depends on what message he wants to send. All of these players will see the floor. I can see Jenkins being Mr. Reliable as the season moves along. Hopefully, there will be enough firepower this season to prevent those several minute scoring droughts.

SPK145 said:

PG - Dual
SG - Addae-Wusu
WF - Coleman
PF - Aligbe
C - Toumi

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hallwins said:

I understand that college hoops and sports is a mess, but I am getting a little tired of hearing these coaches whining about it, when in the past the typical coach:

Made promises to recruits that often were not kept and this is at every level of college sports

Held the sit out year over the players' head to prevent transfer, even in instances of burying the player on the roster

Made tons of offers to players, but many when they tried to accept were told they could not.

Broke contracts and commitments to players by leaving for new jobs the moment a better one became available

Now, the players have some control and the coaches whine that it is unworkable.

Tony Bennett supposedly signed a 2 year extension in late August. What changed to retire now?

NCAA created situation we are in by not adapting leading to lawsuits. The coaches were all too happy to let that happen as long as they were happy with the set up.

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All of this. Like Marlo Stanfield said, you want it your way but it's the other way. They could've gotten ahead of this but now it's completely over the top

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HALL85 said:

No answer; on brand for you.

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the answer is that just under half the voters are terrible people

PiratePride said:

LOL ****ignore****

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you aren't ignoring tho. you read it, know i'm right, and choose to disregard. youre not naive.