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How likely is it that Jack Swarbrick foresaw something like this? It’s looking now like he was playing chess while everyone else was playing checkers.

More than likely it would be a contingent fee.

If only it were that simple. And if they got a $5 million judgment against the school district, guess who ends up paying it?

Can’t break the bank against the school, even if you can win (which you can’t). Most you can recover against a governmental entity is $700K. Good luck suing a young girl and her parents.

From a strictly legal standpoint, and speaking in general, not specifically about this case, the fact that the prosecutor has withdrawn the charges does not mean they believe the allegations are false, or that the suspect is innocent. Legally, all it means is that prosecutors believe they have insufficient evidence to prove the charges to a jury beyond a reasonable doubt.

Correct. And not just a flag. It’s unsportsmanlike conduct. If he would somehow pick up another one during the game, he’d be on the bus. Under Rule 1-5-3(a)(5), this is an illegal uniform adornment.

Coach Barron exonerated. Very glad to see this. Great guy and a great coach. https://www.wndu.com/2025/01/16/charges-dropped-against-former-john-glenn-high-school-football-coach/

My favorite Uecker commercials were the old Miller Lite ads.

You mean Kirby (Not so) Smart.

If you’re talking about “conflict of interest,” it’s an apt comparison.

A distinction without a difference.

The point spreads announced is a reflection of what the gamblers think the betting public thinks. The perception is that OSU is significantly better. Therefore, the point spreads announced is high because they need to give a lot of points to attract bettors to the Notre Dame side of the bet. Remember, for the gambling houses, the ideal is exactly the same amount of money on each side of the bet. So, if there is a “stigma,” it’s reflected in the point spreads announced for that reason.

That’s why I said “might.”

This might be a bigger challenge for the Crown Point bus driver than for their team.

Keep in mind that the point spreads announced by the gamblers have only a loose connection to projected results. The point spread announced by the gamblers has two functions: To attract the maximum amount of money bet on the game, and To have the wagers equal on both sides of the bet, so as to minimize the risk to “the house.”

Do you feel the same about Lee Corso showing up on College Game Day for an IU game?

Mr. January. I hope he’s got a big kick left in him. … And I hope it’s that close in the Natty.

Carson Beck, late of Georgia, and coming off serious elbow surgery, decides not to try the NFL, as he had previously declared. Instead, he’s headed for the transfer portal. Miami (FL) appears to be a front runner for him.

Jerry could do it just as a power move. That’s consistent with his ego issues. Or he could do it to take a little leverage away from McCarthy, at least temporarily. Or he could be doing it just to spite the Bears.

How about the Dallas angle? Does this mean Jerry’s going to extend McCarthy?

Cowboys have denied the Bears’ request to interview Mike McCarthy before his exclusive negotiating window with the Cowboys closes on Jan. 14th. What does this mean for the HC situation for each team?

Just an intermediate step in the evolution to college players as salaried employees of the institution.

Wonder how McCarthy would do with a real GM and owner?