"A Mike Greenberg solo show would be a four-hour suicide note of unathletic stories" — PFT Commenter

Take Slip·Sep 30, 2016·Trouble in Paradise

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A Mike Greenberg solo show would be a four-hour suicide note of unathletic stories

Can you just imagine four hours of Greeny? ... It actually just might be really depressing to have a guy just making fun of how unathletic he is for four hours. You need that Golic balance. ... Now it's just going to be one long suicide note. It's just going to be him being like, I was not good at sports in high school.

Opinion Media Medium Subjective

Mike Greenberg's solo endeavors (like 'Get Up' and 'Greeny') have been successful for ESPN, though critics often echo PFT's sentiment about his 'nerdy' persona.

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PFT Commenter

Next year will finally be the year Ryan Tannehill makes the leap

I think next year is the year that Ryan Tannehill is really going to make that leap. Yep. They need to give him a couple more extensions, really show they have faith in him, and then eventually he'll blossom.

Prediction Football MediumSarcastic

Ryan Tannehill never truly made 'the leap' in Miami and was eventually traded to the Titans years later where he had a brief renaissance but was never a top-tier superstar.

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Big Cat

The ACC is officially back and the SEC is dead

I think the ACC is back, gentlemen. The ACC is back. The SEC is dead and continues to be dead.

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The ACC did have a great year with Clemson winning the National Championship in 2016, but the SEC was far from dead, with Alabama remaining the standard-bearer.

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Take Slip·Sep 30, 2016

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PFT Commenter

Bobby Petrino will stay at Louisville for the long term because he is a man of faith

Love Petrino. I feel like Petrino's a good guy. He's got the whole faith of the program behind him. He's not going anywhere. Oh, man, after they go undefeated and they beat Houston too, Petrino's sticking around for the long term. He's not going to Texas or LSU next year.

Prediction CFB HotSarcastic

Petrino did stay at Louisville through 2017, but he was fired in 2018 following a 2-8 start and general program collapse. He did not remain 'long term'.