Who’s surprised lmao
BREAKING: The 11 House Democrats who missed the vote that killed Thomas Massie's Hegseth impeachment resolution have all received significant pro-Israel AIPAC money in Congress.
Just seven of them voting against the referral motion would have flipped the 211-204 result.
Haley Stevens (MI): $15.9M
Laura Gillen (NY): $551K
Marilyn Strickland (WA): $371K
Steven Horsford (NV): $214K
Nancy Pelosi (CA): $166K
Julia Brownley (CA): $134K
Brittany Pettersen (CO): $125K
Lou Correa (CA): $80K
Frederica Wilson (FL): $39K
Melanie Stansbury (NM): $28K
Jonathan Jackson (IL): $21K
Haley Stevens is the highest AIPAC recipient in Congress.
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Anybody who still believes in Ryan day is kidding themselves. You’re going to keep buying his vague statements and then nothing will actually change in the field. It will take OSU 2 more years before they realize it too. He needs to be gone now
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This season is already cooked at this point I wouldn’t mind seeing Fahey undoubtedly struggle so day is strong-armed into showing us what TSC can do
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This kid even looks scared in this photo
Luke Fahey will remain Ohio State’s starting quarterback against Northwestern as Ryan Day still believes Fahey, not Tavien St. Clair, gives the Buckeyes the best chance to win. elevenwarriors.com/ohio-stat…
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The problem is, he’s unable to identify when the young players are equal or outperforming the old guys so it never happens
Coach Day on the possibility of younger guys getting more playing time for some of the older guys who aren’t getting the job done:
🎥 via @11W
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This football sled literally would create more pressure than all of these dudes combined
No shock here, PFF grades for the DL against Oregon are brutal.
This is actually embarrassing, someone needs to answer for this. We have fallen so far from the days of guys like Chase Young and the Bosa brothers.
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fire ryan day retweeted
It remains to be one of the most ridiculous things in sports that the company which has a broadcast deal with a conference also gets to create its own playoff format and pick and choose the teams it wants in that format.
There is zero benefit to OSU being in the big ten now. All they are going to do is be the cash cow as they always have been and they have to split all the profits off their own work with the rest of the conference. Just leave
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“We know nobody likes it, we don’t care, and ultimately we want to make as much money as possible”
NEW: CFP executive director Rich Clark on fans against the 24-team College Football Playoff:
"We’re aware of the fan sentiment, and that many fans aren’t in favor of expansion. That was certainly weighed into the decision and it was considered. But ultimately, we just need to make a spectacular Playoff."
on3.com/news/cfp-executive-d…
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Ryan day fired the bare minimum employee just to say he took action and fired somebody.. he hasn’t fired all the people that ACTUALLY need fired but that’s so on brand for him so
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That’s 1. We expect more than this fired.
Ryan Day has begun making changes to the Ohio State staff.
Robby Discher is out as special teams coordinator, sources tell @CBSSports.
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The middle of the field being wide open was the escape valve for Texas, USC, and Oregon. Big play after big play because the middle of the field was wide open in every game
3rd & long. MUST get off the field.
Ohio State gets into what looks like Cover 3. Both corners play a divider, Little and Alliegro are the hook players, and Pettijohn and Timmons work the flats.
The Buckeyes bring four instead of three (we brought 3 and dropped 8 often), leaving the middle exposed.
Against empty, you have to concede something when in zone. Typically, that’s the boundary flat, not the hole.
This wasn’t an isolated issue. Ohio State repeatedly left the low and high holes vacant, allowing Oregon to pick up easy first downs.
On 3rd & long, make them earn it.
#BuckeyeFilmBreakdown
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Ryan day QB legacy as of recent is EXTREMELY SHAKY
Kyle McCord (miss)
Devin brown (miss)
Fahey (Miss)
keinholz ( left and played good = miss)
TSC ( ruined relationship)
Sayin ( year 1 good in most games - bad in every big game / year 2 mid in most games mid in every big game )
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