TheNuschler

I like Venmo, I can see the wider aspects of “go-fund” me cause I do see a lot of sharing of the page/link too. Either.

My goal is to “retire” in the next 5-7 years, so 59 to 62. It’s a stretch until I hit 62 but will have lots of options to work part-time and enjoy yelling at a little round golf ball more. I do think Whit is in his last year, the “coach in waiting” status for Scalley suggests he has a date. At the latest, maybe after Wilson’s junior season. I…[Read more]

I think both eras were great in their own way. I give tons of credit to Coach McBride for bringing excitement back at the start and it’s been building ever since. I look at the top-tier SEC and B1G schools and it will be really difficult to get on their level, if ever. That said, I don’t think I’ve ever felt more euphoric when Cam went for 2 at…[Read more]

Truthfully, I went into the AZ game expecting this result just on feel and not surprised the Utes are 4-1 into the bye having a true freshman at QB for 2 1/2 games. I fully expect CAM back after the bye and not terribly worried because they should be favored in all remaining games with BYU and Iowa State at home. Getting to the Big 12 Championship…[Read more]

I am a little extra happy when BYU fields a competitive team. Circling November 9, I’m hoping for an undefeated Utah and a 1-loss BYU. If that’s not an ESPN Game Day then f**k the SEC/B1G/ESPN schedulers, that will be hands down the best Big 12 game of the Year. I for one, am hoping for that outcome.

Looks like a cool little college town. I wish I could have gone to this game.

The transfer portal is a game changer. If he can play as a freshman like he thinks he can, great for him. If he doesn’t see the field, he’s got plenty of NIL options in the portal. Doesn’t bother me as much if Utah was playing USC every year, hope that changes soon.

I watched a lot of games where some targeting were obvious, also, some where I don’t see how players could hold up and make a natural football play. It’s a difficult one for me, I get it for the safety of players but I also can see if you slow every play down you are going to get contact to the helmet.

I’ve always though Fresno was underrated. I grew up in the Bay Area, gateway to many great parks and recreation. Fall through Spring is pretty nice. It’s a pretty sneaky underrated job. You succeed and you get noticed quickly.

My Dad was a Stanford alum so we grew up with a cannon blast at every score. I recall they moved over to the Siren years ago after someone lost a few fingers from the tamp cannon. I think it’s more of a safety and noise thing. There have been a few incidents safety was a factor but freaking Texas would probably fire a mortar if they could after…[Read more]

Coyote! I just read it, hilarious stuff. Well done! It’s blends in nicely with the rest of the mentions previously.

So, it will be built in Draper? I’m sure we’ll have some Draper legislator figure out how to have Salt Lake City residents pay for it.

Watching this never gets old.

Me thinks Whitt will somehow use that play to fuel another beating the next time they play.

He’d shred Scarlet Begonias Cornell 5/8/77.

That’s what he’d do.

I feel like YouTube TV is superior to Sling (I buy my friend lunch for letting me use her Dish Network account). Its nice cause you can stream from the Pac-12 app.

“ASUMAN” was a dead giveaway….

I suddenly like Miye Oni…

So last year the Rockets lost cause of Chris Paul and refs. This year they lost cause of refs and Kevin Durant wasn’t playing?????

When your offense is based on scissor kicking into your opponent’s leg on 75 3’s a game, it’s not going to work in the playoffs. It’s been proven 4 of the last 5 Series against the Warriors.

The fact of the matter is Chris Paul constantly falls over when someone whispers in his ear. There is also the report that he threw Steph out of a scheduled shooting session the night before game 6 cause he found out about it. That doesn’t seem smart, especially when it’s a common NBA courtesy for visiting road players to have shooting time at…[Read more]