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[Dionysus]

Thank you Sark!

 

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[txhorn_et]

Wish Jamaal Charles had stayed one more year. The guy was a stud for sure. Too bad a good number of people have forgotten how good he was or never got to see him play. One of the best ever to wear the burnt orange.
Check out the stat at the bottom of the picture.

 

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[Dionysus]

Which 3-loss team has the better resume?
It’s not even close.

 

[Horn6721]

I would really like it for Maalik and his Granddad.

 

[mchammer]

Which 3-loss team has the better resume?
It’s not even close.

Should be South Carolina.

 

[Vol Horn 4 Life]

Which 3-loss team has the better resume?
It’s not even close.

Well of course....Alabama because SEC.

 

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[Driver 8]

Why is a good pass called a dime?

 

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[Phil Elliott]

Why is a good pass called a dime?

My kids tell me it's because the pass is a "10". The same applies to a basketball shot that goes in all net.

I think the younger folks just liked the sound of "dropping a dime" and co-opted this OG phrase for themselves. It used to mean narc'ing on someone because you were dropping a dime in a pay phone to call the cops. But nobody knows what a pay phone is anymore.

 

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[LonghornCatholic]

Man I hope SMU makes the CFP before Aggy

 

[Texadelphia]

Why is a good pass called a dime?

Senior Google sez: The phrase “on a dime” originated from the idea that the dime is the smallest and thinnest U.S. coin, and therefore turning or stopping on a dime requires extreme precision. The phrase is often used to describe when something can turn or stop in a very small space or suddenly. For example, you might say “That horse is so well trained it can turn on a dime”.