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Please tune into the postgame conferences to find out why.

it takes absolute genius not to try to score in the 1st half.

and even more genius to not give a shit about trying to pick up a first down on the final possession of the game.

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how long has his hair been this gray?

Mensa clearly does not test for football acumen.

I'd let Stephen Hawking's ghost call a couple of plays at this point.

After spending a decade getting a doctorates, the “smartest” people can be absolute morons. His IQ is not well correlated with his ability to manage a P5 program. 

if he was smarter than me he would quick kick all the fucking time.

4 hours ago, HornsOverIthaca said:

So was Stephen hawking but he couldn’t walk and chew gum.

Or fuck

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