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I am a big fan of the avatar bet to avoid monetary transactions. I'll make you an avatar bet if you agree which would go as follows: 1) Askey has already transferred which makes one of your predicted three. 2) McGonagle, Fish, Hamiti, Delsignore, and Cardenas have already finalizes their decisions elsewhere 3) Flynn, Powe, Parco, Slavikouski are the other undecideds 4) I'll give you Clayton Whiting added to the group above to give you five possible guys - and I will reduce three to two. 5) So if any of Flynn, Powe, Parco, Whiting or Slavikouski transfer to Minnesota, you choose my avatar for all 31 days of October 2024. Likewise if all of them dont, I choose yours. No money risked- just pride and for the sake of entertainment. What do you say I hope I am wrong because I like the Gophers a lot

question for you though. Wasn't the catalyst for Edinboro situation, the lack of funding and commitment to the program. I seem to recall Flynn declining interviews for jobs elsewhere until the bitter end when he had no choice. compared to Buffalo - are we actually seeing a change in funding or commitment? Or just a disagreement with the way Stutzman liked to run things? Also I like Stutzman, but don't see him as a coach on the same level as Flynn. To summarize, my understanding was that 1) Buffalo is slightly better funded than Edinboro and that 2) Flynn was better than Stutzman and so - why should Vinson be headed on the same path as Matt Hill?

This year's Portal All Stars: Cooper Flynn Connor McGonagle Isaiah Powe Kyle Parco Tommy Askey Caleb Fish Dean Hamiti Brock Delsignore Jacob Cardenas Yaraslau Slavikouski

seems like Yianni would be a shoe-in to add to the Cornell staff now that they're one man down. Gwiz could be promoted to Associate Head Coach (or Russell)

Well he didn't get worse - and he extended his life expectancy and reduced his chance of getting diabetes and heart disease

Schultz looks gassed and over it

reminds me of being in bars late night in boston

great headbutting here

I am a big J'den fan also. Hope he stays close to the sport

I absolutely love the tradition of leaving the shoes on the mat as a way of retiring. No other sport has anything as good.

I felt like it wasn't a big deal at all. Mesenbrink was very intense. Burroughs gave him a shove. It's not a big deal. Don't make it one.

Dominant win by Burroughs

I think Chance but will be a good one

Tough fought - but very convincing win by Velte

Mendez is incredible

That's really unfortunate.

Hopefully receiving therapy and being gradually reintroduced to society

ASU vs Iowa dual would be a fun one 125: Richie Figueroa vs Drake Ayala 133: Julian Chlebove vs Kale Peterson 141: Emilio Ysaguirre vs Cullan Schriever 149: Jesse Vasquez vs Kyle Parco 157: Kaleb Larkin vs Mikey Caliendo 165: Jacori Teemer vs Patrick Kennedy 174: Nicco Ruiz vs Gabe Arnold 184: Cael Valencia vs Nelson Brands 197: Jacob Meissner(or perhaps tap into the portal) vs Zach Glazier 285: Cohlton Schultz vs Ben Kueter

Wonder where Parco will end up!

He's going to replace Brewer

bruv I attended the Rugby Sevens World Cup in Twickenham about ten years ago. Such a good time. I used to live in Richmond which was the next town over

yeah I would have been justly humiliated by those boys.

this was a really great press conference honestly. I thought it was worth a listen. John's a captivating speaker

for you - I'll buy you one before weight in - and another one after Impressive feat by the way. We once did a beer mile back in high school - you gather around a track on a saturday with a cooler of beers. and you drink one beer at the beginning, and then another as you finish each lap. I puked during lap three, but finished the mile under seven minutes (not great, but I was nearly drunk by the end)