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I wonder who the bolded might be referring to.

The last day of finals ends on Thursday, 12/19. I would say the majority of the students who are usually at the games will be here. And the dorms stay open until Sunday, 12/22, so the students will have a place to stay.

Interestingly, the very top of the sport probably does have a bit more parity. The top 3 classes this year (row 21) were actually below average than they have been recently, though 4-12 were above average. It seems like the top-50 and top-150 kids might be spreading themselves out a bit more.

Spreadsheet I've kept up the last couple of years which compares the 247Composite Scores of the Kelly and Freeman years (I took off the Weis years for this screenshot). If the current class (row 21) stays as it is, then it is definitely the worst of the Freeman era, but basically an...

Dave Preston has ND at 11th

Up early to #3 USC. Hidalgo and Miles all over the place.

The dorms are staying open until Sunday, and the finals schedule was already adjusted.

Will light a candle at the Grotto tonight. Peace, brother.

With the current rankings, it would give a 247 Composite of 277.61 (the highest of the Freeman era and highest since 2013), though would also finish with a 90.80 average ranking (the lowest of the Freeman era, though still better than all of Kelly's classes post-2013).

Upon further review, it actually looks like he might be trying to do the homerun swing but his teammate held his other hand back.

If I recall, the player also did a "throat slash" motion. I figured this is what drew the call.

Which hopefully Freeman will get with Golden and Denbrock.

Thanks be to God!

Illinois has Minn, MSU, Rutgers, and Northwestern left. Oregon is their best chance at a second loss.

I think we want as few one-loss teams as possible in the Big Ten.

Probably Mizzou and Oregon (although I'm rooting for the Illini...)

FS1

It's probably more akin to the anesthesiologist screwing up the dosage and the patient waking up, or the nurse putting the 'x' on the wrong knee and you do a knee replacement on a healthy knee. Ultimately under your responsibility, but not a task you actively ensure is done correctly each time.