Combining both write-ups here due to the short week:

Offense

There is very little that remains to be said regarding Marshall’s epic collapse against Georgia Southern. Instead of sitting at 4-2 and in the driver’s seat of the Sun Belt East, The Herd is now 3-3 and preparing to take on Georgia State this Thursday night. For the first time this season, an offensive lineman received the top PFF grade and that honor goes to Elijah Ellis who played 74 snaps and scored a 79.2 (87.9 pass block; 81.9 run block). Now for a look at how the rest of the Thundering Herd performed.

Quarterbacks:

In what was a revolving door of quarterbacks, that at times seemed to have no rhyme or reason, on Saturday night, Stone Earle received the highest grade at 55.7. Earle was nine of 17 passing for 97 yards with one interception. He also rushed 12 times for 45 yards. In contrast, Bralon Braxton was nine of 12 passing for 92 yards with two touchdowns and ran the ball 8 times for 36 yards. Braxton also had two costly fumbles down the stretch. As such, Braxton graded 47.7 – the lowest among Marshall’s offensive side of the ball.

Running Backs:

A.J. Turner continues to lead the way out of the backfield as he had 14 carries for 97 yards and received a PFF grade of 69.5. Jordan Houston followed suit with 6 carries for 18 yards and two catches for 25 yards while grading 62.3. Ethan Payne carried the ball three times for four yards and graded 54.5.

Wide Receivers:

Despite only recording one catch for four yards, Tychaun Chapman earned the top grade among Marshall’s wide receivers at 74.4. Christian Fitzpatrick, who led the team in receiving with five catches for 49 yards, was next in like with a grade of 72.1. Chuck Montgomery graded 67.1 while tallying four catches for 45 yards and Carl Chester, who had two catches for 46 yards, graded 57.7. Other grades of note: DeMarcus Harris: 53.5; Bralon Brown: 47.9.

Tight Ends:

Although The Herd’s usage of tight ends continues to be underwhelming, especially in comparison to off-season expectations, Toby Payne scored two touchdowns and graded 60.1. Cade Conley received a grade of 57.0 and Justin Holmes earned a 56.5.

Offensive Line:

With Marshall’s top offensive grade for Week 7, Elijah Ellis played 74 snaps and scored a grade of 79.2 (87.9 pass block; 81.9 run block). Ellis was followed by Bryce Ramsey who also played 74 snaps and graded 73.1 (45.2 pass block; 77.3 run block). Logan Osburn graded 66.8 (71.8 pass block; 66.9 run block) on 71 snaps, while Jeremy Jones played 74 snapes and scored 62.3 (69.4 pass block; 58.3 run block). Jalen Slappy rounds out the offensive line with a grade of 61.0 (71.9 pass block; 58.1 run block) on 52 snaps.

Dude wears more makeup than a drag queen. And god, does he look like shit:

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and keeps blaming Trump.

Why? you are not voting for a Sunday school teacher or preacher. Go vote.

Also, 16% of gunowners don't plan on voting. I think that number is higher.

I don’t believe the Democrats are controlling the weather. Republicans have controlled government here in WV for several cycles now and the weather is just as crappy as it has always been.

My lightweight jacket doesn’t seem as warm as it once was and I have been looking for a new one. I want something hip length, cotton, with buttons. Everything out there is trash or has a hood. I don’t do hoods.

Going to any large store now is like going to the Indianapolis 500. People whizzing around in those electric carts, bumping into people and displays or clogging the aisles. If you are too old or feeble to walk around the store then stay home. Most of the people I see riding those things are grossly overweight. Walking would be good for them.

Mixed nuts are a really tasty food. Too bad the better grade deluxe varieties are now $15 a can. When are you going to fix that problem, Kamala? That is all.

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They openly admit they want to restrict free speech. Have outrigth said and Kamala would be for that as well.

They will eliminate the electoral college which would put a boot on rural Americ and crush them. It would give all the power to coastal elites.

They would pack the court.

They are the party of big business, big pharmacy(you will take the next shot they come up with), and war mongering. Get ready.

That's the fact,

If she is installed(don't think she can win fair and square) prepare and pick the side.

Democrats, their policies and their bleaters are destroying our country

"Why is he so obsessed with things that don't matter?" - @riflearm2

Didn't you mention you were losing money because your bank was cutting your high yield saving plan interest rate.

Well, my bank worked with me and I am good for another year.

MichiganHerd said:

If the cheating isn't corrected and the rightfully elected man isn't allowed to continue working.

Then Trump in 2024 will be a landslide, and I got first dibs on a bet with greed over a perma-ban.

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extragreen said:

We can do the perma ban bet right now....ya coward, punk, sot.

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The former president also – again without any evidence – said the migrant community is “eating other things too that they’re not supposed to be.

I have a habit of impulse buying. Today I bought a pumpkin carving kit. All kinds of little saws, scoops, gouges, probes, and carvers. Now I’m going to buy a bunch of pumpkins and carve evil faces on them. This might be fun.

Not having the candidate who stands there swaying to music in a mental fog state for a half hour while increasingly confused town hall goers wonder what the **** they’ve signed on to.

I thought he was on the verge of actual debate. What was I thinking?

What's the point? Everyone literally knows exactly what he's going to say or post. It never changes.

That's right, mark it on your calendars.

Women's Tennis at Cincinnati.

Men's Cross Country at Louisville

And women's swimming at WVU.

Taking on Big 12 and ACC schools.

Aaron Coleman spoke with State of Atlanta Podcast co-host David Brown ahead of Thursday's matchup between Georgia State and Marshall at the Joan.

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Sorry if I missed it, but just noticed this feature up by the search magnifying glass. What exactlt is this?

@Chris McLaughlin

Partisan media outlets tend to look at current events through a hyperbolic lens, seeing every opponent as “desperate” and every event as a “disaster.” With Donald Trump, those things just happen to always be true.

In an interview with Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo on Sunday, Trump said that an “enemy from within” is a bigger threat to Americans than any foreign adversary. He said this was a reference to “radical left lunatics” and said they should “be very easily handled by, if necessary, by National Guard—or if really necessary, by the military.”