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And if we did, how could I possibly be upset? It won't happen, but if it did, fine.

Not at all the game I was expecting. Thought we'd see a shootout. Instead, the defenses held when they needed to and kept the score low. @gigemags11 Great game. Hawai'i is a very talented team and should not drop in the polls. Hoping to see them avoid a mediocre matchup in the Las Vegas Bowl, and instead getting a New Year's Six nod that they deserve. For SDSU, we are seemingly a year ahead of what I have always seen as the peak for this team, and will try to ride this momentum into a potential playoff nod.

News to me.

Perfect, just what I needed to complete my draft board.

Looking at the stats, I can't see how TMac isn't the Heisman winner. I don't care that his team lost 3 games. It's not a team award. His team isn't really all that good without him. He makes them a Top 20 team. As a scrambler, he's leading the country in QBR and completion percentage. As a SCRAMBLER. Special Question as we approach the end of the season, who will be in the National Championship Game? It's all about the matchups. How those play out will greatly determine the final 2. Oklahoma, Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, TCU should be the 5 teams that the final 2 come from. I'll pick Oklahoma and Clemson as the championship game. Mostly from a standpoint of Clemson having the path of least resistance among these teams and possibly the #1 seed by the time things are done, and me just liking this Oklahoma team.

It's 2022, why are we taking a survey about the 2019 season?

Also, Edmondson leads the country in TD/carry. He's scored on 100% of his rushes.

MWC will be known as the conference of TEs. That will be our thing.

4th quarter lead, on the road against Atlanta. We are closing the gap.

Colts ran it once and said, nah, that shit ain't working.

Montana played well, all things considered.

I hate tanking. HATE it. I'm too competitive to accept that anyone else could possibly accept losing. When people here were/are saying that the Chargers were/are tanking, it bugs me because I know that I was/am not - we just had a huge talent discrepancy that has taken several seasons to start closing. Pro sports, have real people, with real emotions. I don't see how any PLAYER would accept losing, especially in a free agency era, where players can leave. Why would I lose on purpose, or accept my team putting me in a position to lose on purpose so that next year (or three years from now) this roster can be better (possibly replacing ME!) I can see why ownership might choose this path, choosing to try this shortcut at the risk of alienating fans or players, for the payoff of a true franchise talent. But it's just a chance, not a guarantee, and it's a huge risk. The Washington Bullets (Wizards) were stuck in the same pattern for about 15 years (some may say it's really like 40 years) of being good enough to not get a top pick, but not being good enough to be any kind of real contender. The times they picked #1 through lottery luck, were awful years to pick there - there was no clear-cut #1 pick when they took Kwame Brown and 2001 was one of the worst drafts ever, and John Wall is not a player you can build a champion around. Teams in this kind of holding pattern do need to do something drastic to try and shake things up. But if my team did this, I'd leave them and never come back. I don't want to root for someone who isn't trying their hardest to win, and I'd see their success as one that was built by losing on purpose - something I couldn't get behind. Tanking in baseball just doesn't make any sense to me. Sure, the Astros did it to perfection. But scouting and development in baseball is SO fickle. The bust rate on high picks is so much higher than other sports. It's not all tanking that helped build them into a winner. But that is the popular theory. Baseball has a 25-man roster, and is an individual sport (batter vs pitcher), within a team game. One individual in baseball can't effect as much change as a star player in basketball, or even football (star quarterback/running back). Even a great starting pitcher, who seemingly has the biggest impact on a game, only plays one out of five games. The ONLY good I see from tanking, is perhaps MAYBE, the sports seeing teams tank will change their systems to stop people from doing it. Not by penalizing tankers, but by effecting change that will enable other teams to compete. In MLB, on Opening Day, you can eliminate about 25 teams from contention before the 162-game season starts. Only the teams with huge payrolls can really compete. So, some teams are tanking to try and win to beat that system. CHANGE THAT SYSTEM instead. Instead of pointing to the Astros as "see, you don't have to spend $200M to win", point at everyone and say," yeah, this just doesn't work, having only like 6 teams who really have a chance this year", and change the way you govern your league. NBA is even worse. Even with the Pacers, Bucks, and Nuggets having the best records right now, does anyone really think they'll win the NBA finals? Before the NBA season starts, you can eliminate 25 or 26 of those teams too. Change the system. The two major US leagues that have a hard salary cap see parity. The NFL and NHL have different teams rotate through power. The NBA and MLB only tax teams for going over a cap. The huge markets don't care. So yeah, FUCK tanking, and everything it stands for. And those that use it to try and find success, I wish nothing but injury, locker room turmoil, and lost fan revenue on you.

DJax already demanded a trade and said he would not play for Tampa again.

Chargers Up

Base starting skills Offense: 14 Defense: 12 Special Teams: 10 Clock Mgmt: 12 Discipline: 8 Youth Mgmt: 10 CFBHC Career: San Diego State Aztecs (2018-Present) NFLHC Career: Baltimore Ravens Scout (2018), San Diego/Los Angeles Chargers GM (2019-Present), Los Angeles Chargers Head Coach (2020), Los Angeles Chargers Owner (2020-Present) Achievements: Breakdown: (Off/Def/ST/Clock/Disc./Youth) 2019 Adjustments +4/0/-2/0/0/0 Traits after 2019 14/10/8/10/10/10 2020 Adjustments 0/+2/-2/+2/0/0 Traits after 2020 14/12/6/12/10/10 2021 Adjustments 0/0/+4/0/-2/0 Traits After 2021 14/12/10/12/8/10 *Only coached final 6 games of 2018 SDSU season **Only coached final 2 games of 2020 LAC season