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R. I. P. John Niland, 2/29/1944 - 8/15/2026

John Niland, Cowboys’ guard from 1966-1974, died on Saturday at age 82. He was a three time All-Pro, and a Super Bowl VI Champion. He also played for the Eagles in 1975.

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u/Bobo4037 — 22 hours ago
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Any of you Turkeys want to play Fantasy Football?

Just brainstorming. I want to play in a league where there is some sort of affiliation besides random ESPN teammates. Perhaps to give an auditorium to athletes we perceive as future Malcontents of society. I'm thinking 12 person, full PPR. No money up front. Maybe winner gets a prize like a ticket to a live show.

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u/Dr_Ivan7248 — 1 day ago
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More Australian criminals in sport...

The last two days has been... interesting... in Australia.

Less interesting case:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-08-18/nsw-david-warner-court-drink-driving-conviction-fine-waverley/107048862

Cricketer David Warner was sentenced for driving while intoxicated to a AUD$1500 fine and having an interlock device attached to his car for 12 months. He had plead guilty last month and apparently had already been doing rehabilitation programs (etc). He was over double the legal limit, had his kids in the car, and tried to swap seats with (I presume) his wife when he say that they were conducting random breath tests.

The judge seemed to really believe that he wouldn't reoffend but he's had 10 speeding offences and three instances of using a phone while driving. He's a cunt.

The more serious case that just happened and everybody is being vague about for legal reasons:

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2026/aug/18/afl-chief-breaks-silence-over-deeply-concerning-sydney-swans-sexual-assault-allegations-ntwnfb

Police are investigating a case of alleged sexual assault by several Sydney Swans (Australian Football League) players that occurred at a hotel after their away game at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, in the early hours of Monday morning. At least 4 players have been interviewed by the police and named but they haven't stated what their relationship to the case is.

The club CEO has given a silver-haired MAWM public statement: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-08-17/sydney-swans-ceo-fronts-media-to-address-allegations/107047100

u/elwyn5150 — 2 days ago
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The HBO documentary BS High is about Bishop Sycamore High School which managed to get 1 of their games broadcasted on ESPN where they lost 58-0. As it turns out the school was a scam. Among its many issues was the fact its players were actually adults in their 20s and that they didn't have a campus

I don't normally do this but I'm gonna going to post the TIMES article that into much detail than I can because there was so much wild stuff that happened. Here is the link if anyone is interested. BS High: The True Story Behind HBO's New Sports Documentary

u/AdSpecialist6598 — 8 days ago
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Irish Tommy episode

Do I have Dejan vu?!? This is the newest episode but it sounds like they've done this one already or someone similar.

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u/AngusDio — 9 days ago
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Compton Terry

After listening to Compton Terry I was thinking Bam Margera would be a crazy episode. Definitely a lot more going on in his life than CTs. What do you guys think? Anyone else you can think off that would be a crazy episode?

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u/KeithMaine — 14 days ago