I have no interest
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Me too. I donāt have/want Paramount+
Iāll watch it and report back
i mean food addiction is probably the most obvious one
hard to abstain from that
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āYou got to know when to hold them, know when to fold them, know when to walk away, know when to runā.
-The Gambler
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On internet rumor is that he may go the JUCO route for a year.
Given that JUCOs are outside the NCAAā¦the NCAAās eligibility rules donāt apply, and wouldnāt stop him. See here.
https://x.com/ShaneTuttleNCAA/status/2072030400155963591
I wonder if any JUCO would take him.
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Unpopular opinion?
Heās been beat up enough. Heās not a Red rash rump raider, Iāll root for him to make a full recovery. He didnāt end up harming the conference nor the COOGS. Hope he does go the JUCO route for 1 year or at least goes to an NFL team next April and makes something of his talents.
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Thatās what Hunter Dekkers did.
It hasnāt affected me directly, but I have had recovering addicts Iāve worked with, but itās not just total abstinence the ones who succeeded in my own small experience completely changed their lives entirely. Iām talking cutting out life-long friends/family, moving to new areas so they wouldnāt drive by their same favorite bar.
The level of commitment down to maintain their sobriety is both shocking and admirable. Because for that guy, and I want to stress again, itās just one guy, his idea want just abstinence it was eliminating everything that created temptation to test the abstinence.
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My grandpa had been a lifelong smoker from about the age of 14 when he quit cold-turkey at about 72, when the doctor told him he could either quit or die in a couple of years.
He kept a pack of cigarettes around to remind himself every day of what he had to do. He believed that if you just eliminate the temptation, then you havenāt really decided to quit.
My point is that everyone is different and has his own set of challenges to beat, so trying to come up with any kind of blanket rule about what an addict has to do is pointless.
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I smoked for 35 years and quit. To quit smoking was the hardest thing that Iāve ever gone through. After I quit, I gained 100 LBS, it was easier losing the 100 LBS than it was to quit smoking.
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I chewed about 200#s of bubble gum when I quit.
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You think Texas Tech would vote to give Cincinnati the death penalty?
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Given the conferenceās reaction to the mere possibility that Sorsby MIGHT play for Tech at some point, theyāve set the precedent for taking pretty extreme action against Cincy if itās determined that they knew about the gambling and actually played him for a full season.
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Would be hilarious if it ends up leading to tech being investigated for tampering haha
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This is not a good explanation, but the Indiana head coach when Sorsby was there, Tom Allen, was fired after Sorsbyās last year there.
Do you think being in the B1G has anything to do with it?
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Or being the current national championā¦