@TheShadowIntelX The Giza plan also has incredibly salty ground water. Through capillary action the limestone mass of the 6million ton structure could also be literally sucking up the salty ground water. I’d love to see a comparison of the salt prior to Aswan dam too.
@TheShadowIntelX Limestone (which most of the pyramids are made of) is stone formed from ancient sea beds. It naturally has salt in it. Limestone is also very porous. When stones dry out or general hydrastic pressure from the earth can push those salts from the stone. It’s called Efflorescences.
@FBGreatMoments @herecometheiris Huge ND lifer fan. It’s not even close. The Miami offense listed is a lot better.
You don’t have the rocket? Eifert or Mayer were better than Rudolph. The bottom 3 of Irish gets smoked by Miami’s HOF picks opposite of them. Just my opinion.
@TopTierND That was a sigh of relief and a huge avoidance of a massive embarrassment. Returning the kickoff at half time against Georgia was pretty incredible. Or Zibby’s punt return vs USC.
@TopTierND No doubt a weak Heisman year. But Mendoza didn’t lose a game. Played clutch when needed and was the key player. To me that’s the most important stat. Unfortunately Book couldn’t win big games. We actually got crushed in our big games and book didn’t look great.
@nd_winencheese Lifer ND fan here. We were 0-2. No one would be a top 25 team at 0-2, maybe Bama. The committee hosed us. Not the AP poll week 1 & 2. We should focus on that narrative not other what ifs. Need to move on to ‘26 and get better. We can’t drop big games. Wouldn’t be here if we won.
@HorsemenPod Geeze… there’s a few bad losses in the Davie, Willingham, Weis and Kelly years.
But I’d have to say the ‘93 loss to BC. #1 in the nation. Cost us a natty.