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App State Game

App a one point favorite in this one. They seem to have some issues somewhat similar to us with their offensive line being inconsistent and key guys being injured or not playing to their capability. It is 75 week and the guys usually bring it in that game. Their fan base is growing impatient with Clark it seems, and they are thinking that it might be time to end that experiment. I know Huff has his quirks and his deficiencies, but if they can somehow win this one, it's going to give the team and him an added boost to win one more in order to go bowling.

PS: You should probably take the under.



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PFF Defensive Grades: Marshall 12, Old Dominion 0

Rebounding with a strong effort throughout the game after giving up 21 points in the first quarter against Coastal Carolina, the Marshall Thundering Herd defense consistently pounced on Old Dominion throughout the contest, holding the Monarchs to 209 yards of total offense -- and just 11 rushing -- in Marshall's 12-0 shutout victory.

Full grade breakdowns, by position, are below:

DEFENSIVE LINE:

As with much of the defense, the Herd didn't have a true standout but instead had a bunch of guys who brought a consistent effort to the table.

Emmanuel Balogun, who played 12 snaps in a reserve role on the line, posted the best overall grade of all defensive linemen by notching a 75.7 PFF. Balogun posted three tackles, a sack and a quarterback hurry, making his dozen snaps count in the process.

Elijah Alston (73.8 PFF) and Isaiah Gibson (73.7 PFF) nestled their way in behind Alston, playing in 31 and 21 snaps, respectively. Alston notched four tackles, a quarterback hit, a quarterback hurry and a batted ball while Gibson posted three quarterback hurries.

Koby Cumberlander (71.5 PFF) notched four tackles and a quarterback hit in 18 snaps, Damion Barber (69.4 PFF) notched a tackle in 11 plays, Owen Porter (66.8 PFF) posted four tackles, a quarterback sack, a quarterback hurry and two quarterback hits in 42 defensive appearances while Sam Burton (66.6 PFF) notched three stops and two quarterback hurries in 32 snaps.

Esisas Carpenter (65.7 PFF), Immanuel Bush (64.1 PFF), Anthony Watts (61.4 PFF) and TyQaze Leggs (60.4 PFF) rounded out a very solid performance from the defensive line, with the 11 defensive linemen who saw action combining to miss just two tackles as a group.

LINEBACKERS:

With Abraham Beauplan back in the lineup and playing in at least part of the contest, Marshall's linebacking core saw improvement with Beauplan picking up the highest overall grade of all linebackers at 78.1. Beauplan posted three tackles in 21 snaps, allowed just one reception for 15 yards in two targets, posted a pass breakup, and notched an interception for a 78.1 PFF grade -- the second best mark on the Marshall defense -- in 21 snaps.

Charlie Gray and Eli Neal also fared well in Marshall's shutout win, notching PFF grades of 72.2 and 71.1 in 40 and 54 plays, respectively. Gray led Marshall with eight tackles and posted a quarterback hit as well as a quarterback hurry, and while Gray was credited with allowing nine of 10 passes to be completed his way, those nine completions only went a total of 43 yards as No. 1 was consistently around the football all game.

Neal, meanwhile, received his high grade despite only making two tackles over the entire game. Neal did have a sack and did not allow a pass completion.

Jace Bobo (51.3 PFF) posted the lowest grade of the entire defense, but Bobo played in just eight snaps as well, which did not fair to end up damaging the Herd on the scoreboard.

DEFENSIVE BACKS:

In the defensive backfield, Daytione Smith, a player who saw his first significant time in the defensive backfield due to the absence of Isaiah Norman via injury, delivered in a big way by posting the best overall grade on the entire defense at 80.5 PFF.

Smith, who notched three tackles, posted the second-best tackling grade on the unit (79.0) and by allowing just one reception for three yards in two targets with a pass breakup, also posted the best coverage rating (80.2) on the defense in 26 plays.

Andre Sam, who played 38 snaps, notched a 76 PFF after garnering four tackles and a quarterback hurry while allowing just two receptions for seven yards with a pass breakup despite being targeted five times. Micah Abraham, who posted a 71.5 PFF grade, didn't allow a reception from his cornerback position and posted pass breakups both times he was targeted on the day.

E.J. Jackson (68.7 PFF) made two tackles and allowed just one completion in two pass attempts with a breakup, while Jadarius Green-McKnight (64.7 PFF), Kerion Martin (63.4 PFF), Joshua Bowers (62.3 PFF) and Steven Gilmore (61.4 PFF) rounded out the defensive secondary. Martin was second on the team in tackles, with six, while Green-McKnight allowed just one catch for two yards.

DefenseRun DefenseTacklingPass RushCoverage
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PlayerTotal Def. GradeRun DefenseTacklePass RushCoverage
Daytione Smith80.560.079.0No Grade80.2
Abraham Beauplan78.473.978.2No Grade74.6
Andre Sam76.061.349.658.677.4
Emmanuel Balogin75.7No Grade74.865.961.2
Elijah Alston73.671.276.367.662.4
Isaiah Gibson73.461.6No Grade73.1No Grade
Charlie Gray72.270.039.263.969.5
Koby Cumberlander72.167.377.957.572.1
Eli Neal71.971.242.166.17.0
Micah Abraham71.560.921.4No Grade71.3
Damion Barber69.166.169.763.2No Grade
E.J. Jackson68.762.178.2No Grade69.0
Owen Porter66.858.825.959.078.6
Sam Burton66.678.177.454.761.8
Esisas Carpenter65.669.369.755.5No Grade
Jadarius Green-McKnight64.760.028.3No Grade64.5
Immanuel Bush64.159.6No Grade68.9No Grade
Kerion Martin63.377.360.5No Grade58.5
Joshua Bowers62.3No GradeNo GradeNo Grade61.8
Steven Gilmore61.464.981.6No Grade60.4
Anthony Watts61.360.8No Grade59.6No Grade
TyQaze Leggs60.363.472.266.060.0
Jace Bobo52.060.026.5No Grade53.1

PA is now the dumbest state in the Country.

That is hard to do. THey have surpassed CA and NY. That is really hard to do. Sorry, Michigan, but your state is high in the rankings and I don't mean the wolverines.

But, election of Uncle Fester makes PA #1. Even worse than Oregon or Washington. Hell, even worse than Illinois.

Top Dumb States:

1)PA-Uncle Fester, Jerry Sandusky cover up, rampant cheating, can screw up an election like nobody else, tired of those bastards screwing it up
2)CA-Way to **** Up a Beautiful state.
3)Illinois-total shithole and has America's Afghanistan
4)Washington-Cool city there but let armed hippies take it over.
5)NY-What a city, but mass Exodus and crime and just plain stupid people that talk loud. They want to control the whole damn country.
6)Michigan-How do you reelect that dumb bitch Gov?
7)Maryland-Seems like a cool state but the lefties took it over
8)Mass-liberal haven
9)Oregon-West Coasters
10)New Jersey-Just Because

Word of the hour: H-y-p-o-c-r-i-t-e


So when Trump wanted them counted in 2020, they were thrown out in Florida and PA. Now, the absent mind wants to count them?

I have a better idea, Fetterman... Recite the A-B-C's in under 30 mins. for us. If you can we will count them!
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Woman Calls 911 in NC because BBQ was Pink. It was smoked pork.

I bet I can guess how this dumb woman votes.

This is what I am dealing with. These stupid morons.

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RALEIGH, N.C. (FOX Carolina) - Police in Raleigh responded to a historic barbecue restaurant on Tuesday after a woman called 911 to report “pink meat.”

In the 911 call the woman, whose voice has been altered, said the meat she ordered from Clyde Cooper’s BBQ on South Wilmington Street was pink and she wanted it to be cooked longer or exchanged.

“They’re saying the meat is supposed to be pink,” the caller says, claiming she was denied a refund or trade for her order.

The barbecue restaurant, which has been in downtown Raleigh since 1938, took to social media to address the incident. Clyde Cooper’s said the owner and employees tried to explain to the woman that barbecue turns pink when it is smoked and even if it were cooked for longer, it would stay pink.

Clyde Cooper’s BBQ says they also gave the woman chicken when she was unhappy with the smoked pork.

“We had no idea she called the cops because, again, there was no real issue, everything seemed fine, and we all had a good laugh about someone not being willing to listen to reason and teaching about the smoke process,” Clyde Cooper’s BBQ wrote.

They said the woman gave them a one-star review after the incident.



California caught cheating again

Elections are one thing, but now they're stealing the lottery.

Big 2 Billion dollar powerball drawing had to be delayed, due to some fruitcake out there screwing things up, and now, another fruitcake from the same area ends up being the winner, with a drawing held sometime this morning, almost 12 hours after it was supposed to have taken place.

Does this remind anybody of how those late next day ballots have been working?
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It's a sad day today

No, not because the democrats will likely take an ass kicking, assuming they don't cheat again.

Today is the day Herd athletics has finally passed away. Queen's College? Get beat by some team that plays in a high school sized gymnasium in front of 3,000. Then there's the football team that can't score touchdowns anymore. I'll go to my grave trying to figure out how that bunch beat the Irish in South Bend.

Football is awful, basketball is horrid, and that all leads up to baseball, where the team doesn't even have a damn field.

AD Perkins will still shine a light on things, but make no mistake about it. . . Herd sports are circling the toilet and on the verge of being flushed.

How anybody can continue to put lipstick on this chimp is beyond me.
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