Emanuel Karmo will enroll in classes at wisconsin as Leuname Omrak and enter the huddle as a situational RB. He will then turn heel and smash their QB into the dirt (tire bits)
Don't care at all about how a MSU blogger ranks a QB he's never seen before
From our recent games with Sparty Darius Taylor could QB and we'll win by 2 TD
RTB
Thompson completely dusted Michigan on that one. Nobody gained any ground on him. We have had a lot of good backs but I haven't seen anyone at the U since at least Maroney athletically torch a top defense like that. Greatest run in Gopher history.
Who could have possibly seen this coming? So hard to believe it came to sham NIL to buy players with no concern for promoting businesses.
I can't imagine a scenario possibly coming together to go around the enforcement, and there's no way anyone would just bribe or otherwise offer favors to...
It's especially challenging for a restaurant with built-in seasonality like Annie's has.
I haven't seen their books or been there in over a decade but I imagine they have a significant business drop-off in summer when students are away, and then also have to deal with Minnesota winter...
I don't disagree with him, but it's a predictable take that doesn't add much insight
Let's hear about a newcomer, a guy who didn't play a ton last year, someone who didn't carry the ball all game long.
Even calling out Koi Perich would have focused on a defensive player many don't know about, yet.
It actually was the death of the owner a year ago, according to this thread on Reddit
Sounds like the sons inherited Annie's/KCK and a few other businesses and decided to close and sell the property. Sold the downstairs to UMPD and who knows what happens with Annie's above.
Kitty Cat Klub downstairs was the best place to take a date.
A funky, chil, sophisticated vibe by campus standards and couches instead of chairs sitting across a table from each other.
Owned by the same people as Annie's and sadly is some kind of police resource center now. Sign of the times...
How does this revenue sharing and cap thing work for schools like Quinnipiac or Denver or North Dakota? Can they just go all-in on hockey and make the Big Ten hockey programs that share an athletic department with many revenue sports obsolete?