David Couch

God, Family, Country #Conservative #Patriot #NRA son of an American War Hero!

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@nathaliejacoby1 Truthful

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@OfficialJackson Almost impossible to name just three but 1. Here in the real world 2. Wanted 3. Daddy Genes Drive!

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@harleydavidson As someone who was so excited about the 2023 model and anniversary, I have lost all interest! This introduction has been a flop and any and all marketing staff and executives should be ashamed of what they have done to this launch. It will be almost impossible to regain momentum.

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@DrewCrabtree12 There is no reason for him to come back, to much to risk. He has nothing else to prove. Great college player, go pro!

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@ChaseDisPaper1 That is great, but whoever makes it out on top will have to play Georgia!

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@thelukemullen I believe it is a ID10T problem

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@buckeyeCLE Your saying the team that went 14-0 beat everyone they faced should be ranked second to a team who lost 2 games. Team who got smoked by Michigan. Team who failed to make the Big10 championship. The team who could not score a touchdown on its last two drives to win the game.

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@DoubleVodkaDon Ohio State that has 2 loses. Failed to win their conference. That lost to Michigan. Ohio State that failed to drive the ball down the field for a touchdown. Had to settle for field goals. When Georgia needed a score they took command and drove the ball down the field and scored.

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@MekkaDonMusic Ohio State that has 2 loses. Failed to win their conference. That lost to Michigan. Ohio State that failed to drive the ball down the field for a touchdown. Had to settle for field goals. When Georgia needed a score they took command and drove the ball down the field and scored.

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@MrOH1O It wasn’t the field goal. It was the failure to drive the ball down the field the last toe series to score a touchdown. It was the failure to stop Georgia on their last drive with under 2 minutes. When they needed to score they did. That’s why they hold the trophy!

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@AndrewMLind The same Ohio State that failed to drive the ball down the field for a touchdown. Had to settle for field goals. However, when Georgia needed a score they took command and drove the ball down the field giving them a 1 point lead.

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@theblockspot The Buckeyes who lost to Michigan. Who failed to make the Big10 Championship. The Buckeyes who had 2 loses this season. The Buckeyes who failed to drive the ball down the field the last 2 series to score a touchdown.

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@theblockspot If frogs had wings they would not bump their ass on the ground every time they jumped! If Ohio state would have scored a touch down on last two drives they win. However they did not but Georgia took the ball drove down the field with under a minute and score a touchdown and win!

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@BarstoolOSU Right, remember Michigan and Georgia games? Did they not have a couple loses? Who played in the Big10 championship?

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@bosley_rich @mitch_rossi5 His head was turn sideways before contact and when contact was made. He did not lead with the crown of the helmet. He never mad cont with Harrison’s head.

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@bosley_rich @mitch_rossi5 Well the refs agree with my point and that is why there was no penalty! It was shoulder to shoulder. For a player to make a tackle some part of his body has to make contact.

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@ginnification @mitch_rossi5 Correct, but he’s did not make contact with his head watch video. Shoulder to shoulder contact.

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@PFF He led with his shoulder, his head was turned away from contact. NCAA targeting rule prohibits players from making forcible contact against an opponent with the crown of the helmet, which the NCAA defines as the portion of the helmet above the level of the top of the facemask.

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@allday__ajking He led with his shoulder, his head was turned away from contact. NCAA targeting rule prohibits players from making forcible contact against an opponent with the crown of the helmet, which the NCAA defines as the portion of the helmet above the level of the top of the facemask.