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The rule where Dillon johnson got hurt vs Texas and nearly cost us the game. No idea why the clock didn't run after that.

The automatic ejection for targeting is fucking stupid. Even worse that it can carry over to the first half of the next game.

I mostly hate the transfer portal especially because the young men quit rather than wait their turn or grind and get better. Not great life lessons as a young adult. I get they should have better movement options but allowing a player to transfer 3 and 4 times doesn’t seem to benefit anyone.

The clock rules to allow for more commercials to pay the cost of the over commercialized game is also my main complaint

Ban sideline bimbos male and female

Get rid of targeting and make football great again.

Ban 7 on 7 camps

And most of all

In terms of "cleaning out", while true of Pharms, I think it's not quite fair to lay that label on Vontoure. AV had been formally diagnosed with Bipolar disorder. We? and the rest of social media throw that term around like an all-encompassing explanation for crazy behavior, but in real life people with actual BP are very sick and wind up with weeks/months-long stays in the hospital trying to get a wickedly complicated cocktail of psychotropic medications dialed in for them. I don't think AV ever had that kind of "all hands on deck" support and much was expected of him in the program because he was such a freak athlete. Winds up sleeping outside, loss of any semblance of structure he had, and then the way he died was super shitty.

I think the best way to remember Vontoure is to marvel at what he was able to give Husky nation in light of what he was dealing with. That we? got to have him for the time we did was nothing short of miraculous. BP people really don't function within normal societal bounds without a serious medical intervention and they almost always wind up killing themselves when coming down from a manic episode knowing they're about to dip down deep.

I haven't seen that many guys who are legitimately over 6 feet tall with that kind of change of direction ability and he was physical af because he was a thick 6'1", not like the typical lanky string bean tall corners. He would, IMO, have taken one of the corner spots on any Husky team ever and would have had a very nice pro career. Moved like 5'9", tackled like 6'1".

Let's go back to when running out of bounds always stops the clock.

@RaccoonHarry's silence in this thread speaks volumes.