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Big CatThe longer sports are gone, the harder it will be to reintroduce them to our lives and partners
I'm nervous that the longer sports are gone, the trickier it's going to be to reintroduce them to our lives in terms of partners. I'm very concerned because we're establishing a new normal right now. If we go long enough... you are just degenerately betting on this all day. Try to just ignore [your partner] for three hours a day to get them prepped.
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PFT CommenterAnytime a team loses to Georgia Tech, it's a trap game because of the triple option
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Big CatWinning three Heismans is a greater accomplishment than winning a national championship
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Big CatThe Bears are building around Jeffrey Simmons correctly
Jeffrey Simmons is an absolute game wrecker. Top three at his position, changes everyone around him. The Bears had a weakness in their defense, especially run defense. They made it a strength.
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