It depends on the league settings, but I would generally put a bit more emphasis on RBs (although the injury risk is huge). I really like the depth your team has (although this might be common in a five-team league), so perhaps you want to trade a few non-starters for a good RB?
Those gray pajama jerseys are the worst lol. The alternate helmet looked better than I thought it would but I still think the blues would’ve looked better with it.
I don't really follow the Pistons or the NBA, but I've tried watching a few games to start the year and I'm confused by this. I've heard a bit of hype of players from the last 3 drafts, and I've seen them when I've tuned in. It looks like 6 out of their 8 players leading in minutes are 22 or under. 1 of those other 2 is 24.
Duren is a beast. Ivey is good not sure why he’s not starting (I could be wrong but I think killian is) and Cade is good. If Aus develops a shot he’s a beast (better chance than killian). Idk what old guys your talking about though
Lol, I said to my wife last night, there is a lot more to come out about this whole thing. More twists and turns to be revealed. And here we go.
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Who is they? And what does other teams potentially cheating have to do with Michigan not cheating?Michigan claims Ohio State, Rutgers, Purdue shared its signs, according to report | FOX Sports
The most recent twists around the Michigan sign-stealing investigation involve efforts by the program to paint itself as a target of sign stealing.
They wanted to convict us w/o due process. Screw them.
I think its pretty obvious the issue is pretty rampant in the B1G and all these coaches and ADs that were apparently all crying to the commissioner are hypocrites. Although a report did come out and say the reporting that all the ADs and coaches being unanimously in favour of punishing Michigan arent true.
So they have information that the integrity of the game has been compromised, and they are withholding it? Not exactly a good look. Can't imagine Vegas will be happy
And it sounds like a toddler throwing a tantrum.
It's not a very well-kept secret that all teams in NCAA football steal signs, or attempt to steal signs. Always have. And again, it is not against the rules. It's considered gamesmanship, no different than trying to gain any other legal advantage on the field. Don't want your signs stolen? Hide them better. Or change them more often. Or design them in a way that makes it harder to steal them.
So your of the impression everything Michigan did was legal and within the established rules?
There is no rule against sign stealing if you are on the sideline during the game. There are rules against video recording signals and signs. It's cut and dry. Whether these are stupid rules or not is irrelevant. Michigan cheated. Michigan broke current rules. Michigan broke the current rules so blatantly, it's amazing how stupid they were while doing it.
