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It's the Fourth of July... Name one college football tradition that deserves to be declared a national treasure.

u/PaleBlueDot-Voyager1 — 1 day ago
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EA Sports appears to have taken a few creative liberties with BYU CB Cannon DeVries' player model in CFB 27. 😭

u/PaleBlueDot-Voyager1 — 2 days ago
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LSU flipped Greedy James from Texas. Now James wants to help flip 5-star Texas WR commit Easton Royal. Can the Tigers pull off another massive recruiting win? 👀

u/PaleBlueDot-Voyager1 — 3 days ago
▲ 165 r/CFB_v2

With 20-6 against ranked teams, Kalen DeBoer owns the best record among active coaches against AP Top 25 teams 😳

u/PaleBlueDot-Voyager1 — 3 days ago
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Texas A&M commit Kaden Henderson reminds Joshua Dobson there's still a long way to December and they can still flip him🤔

u/PaleBlueDot-Voyager1 — 4 days ago
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Wisconsin has announced a jersey patch sponsorship deal with Culver's. Can’t wait to watch the 2030 CFB season with Gazillion jersey patches sponsorships.

u/PaleBlueDot-Voyager1 — 6 days ago
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The moment 5⭐️ DL Marcus Fakatou committed to Ohio State! 🌰 The Buckeyes’ defensive line class is absolutely FILTHY.

u/PaleBlueDot-Voyager1 — 6 days ago
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What's the best TV show that's still flying under the radar because it isn't on a major streaming service like Netflix, Hulu, or Prime?

I'm not looking for hidden gems that are already widely known. I'm curious about shows that genuinely stayed under the radar because they weren't easily accessible on major streaming platforms like Netflix, Hulu, or Prime Video.

Basically, shows that would've been much bigger if more people had the chance to discover them.

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u/PaleBlueDot-Voyager1 — 7 days ago
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Georgia Tech is changing its shades of gold and navy ahead of its move from Adidas to Under Armour. 👀

u/PaleBlueDot-Voyager1 — 7 days ago
▲ 618 r/betterCallSaul

When you first watched Better Call Saul, did seeing Tuco at the end of Episode 1 instantly change your expectations for the show?

I remember 10 years back, thinking Better Call Saul was going to be a slower, character-driven story about Jimmy becoming Saul Goodman. Then Tuco opened the door, and it completely changed what I thought the show was going to be.

Did that moment immediately hook you, or were you still expecting something very different?

u/PaleBlueDot-Voyager1 — 7 days ago