@footballzebras
1. How does a penalty get missed by 2 officials when view completely clear & not a "bang-bang" play?
2. When something like this occurs, do the official(s) know pretty quickly they missed a blatant penalty?
3. Is this kind of miss graded more harshly?
@slmandel@McClain_on_NFL@slmandel, instead of losing championship game(s), could it accelerate changes to the format and/or committee by January 23rd?
Doing the latter might save those lucrative games.
@NicoleAuerbach@NicoleAuerbach , the problem is that each committee is different. Even within a given year, the committee contradicts itself.
The likely truth is that it's just an impossible task at this point. It'd be nice if they would just be more open about that when they feel boxed in.
@davidfowl Given my druthers, I'd likely use @OctopusDeploy to manage scoped secrets in combination with Terraform to push them to any cloud provider.
Having said that, since I've not yet worked with OD deploying to a Kubernetes cluster, I'd want to play with it in that space first.
@andystaples With the new state laws enacted in TN and NJ allowing universities to pay athletes pre-House, and similar laws that are likely to follow, will we look back on the (presumed) House settlement in a couple (?) of years and see the damages paid to athletes as the biggest outcome?
@SLakePreds@MGsports_@PierreVLeBrun This move made a ton of sense, no doubt.
The Fabbro was self-inflicted in two ways. There are a couple of players in that top six significantly worse than Fabbro. Then, by not recognizing that and sitting him, they devalued him further to the point of giving him away for free.
@SLakePreds@MGsports_@PierreVLeBrun Seth, the lineup decisions have never really supported opportunities for the youth and certainly not any sort of movement. Fabbro is just a recent example (and Tomasino might become another).