ConwayFitty
Hello Shorty
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I had one once and it's gone for a long while. Whether it disappeared or my brain figured out how to ignore it, I don't know. But I don't see it and don't even remember when it went missing.Dammit. I have a new floater in my eye that seems like it's the size of an asteroid. Have they figured out a way to get rid of those yet?
This is truly the start of their ending
I'm not entirely sure what they think their desired outcome is but they're going to lose in every court, they're going to go toe-to-toe with university(s) backed by their conference AND state.
I don't get what they think they're doing here, aside from lighting the fuse that will ultimately blow the NCAA up.
This is truly the start of their ending
I'm not entirely sure what they think their desired outcome is but they're going to lose in every court, they're going to go toe-to-toe with university(s) backed by their conference AND state.
I don't get what they think they're doing here, aside from lighting the fuse that will ultimately blow the NCAA up.
This is truly the start of their ending
I'm not entirely sure what they think their desired outcome is but they're going to lose in every court, they're going to go toe-to-toe with university(s) backed by their conference AND state.
I don't get what they think they're doing here, aside from lighting the fuse that will ultimately blow the NCAA up.
This is truly the start of their ending
I'm not entirely sure what they think their desired outcome is but they're going to lose in every court, they're going to go toe-to-toe with university(s) backed by their conference AND state.
I don't get what they think they're doing here, aside from lighting the fuse that will ultimately blow the NCAA up.
Not sure that's how it works. A law stating, "You can do this" != a mandate that you must do that.The NCAA wants schools to potentially break state laws to follow NCAA guidelines? That's certainly...a strategy.