@fuckyouiquit@gamestop You heard what they're doing with PSA Grading right? PSA is *allegedly* undervaluing cards, buying them and then *allegedly* increasing their value to sell via GameStop...
@AdameMedia I've heard @johnbryanesq say "if you turn your bodycam off or mute the audio, we have to assume it's the worst possible reason for your case." Or something along those lines. If you're suppressing evidence, it must be most detrimental.
@BYUbluThru Not sure if it'll be the same 30 for 30 or an entirely separate one but between the collusion against FSU since their lawsuit and the CFP fixing for years, it's gonna have to be 60 for 60 lmao
@primediscussion Mind you, they're upset were keeping him when logically, if he's so bad, they'd want us to keep him...like everyone wanted UF to keep Billy. They know he'll bring us back to another natty before Mario can get them right for a full season.
This season is the 25-year anniversary of the #BCS polls bending the #MiamiHurricanes over and putting #FloridaState in the #OrangeBowl, where they lost to No. 1 #Oklahoma, 13-2—the #Canes would've f**king dog-walked those #Sooners' scrubs.
Consolation prize; Miami beat the shit out of the #SEC Champ #FloridaGators, 37-20 in the #SugarBowl—but it still cost #TheU a national title.
Miami did what you were supposed to do back then; lost week two in Seattle after a slow start at No. 15 Washington, 34-29 when the road comeback fell short.
The Canes won-out from there; much like #NotreDame is currently getting credit for doing—except Miami knocked off No. 1 Florida State (the defending national champs) and No. 2 Virginia Tech (runner up in the 1999 title game)—and down the stretch did the "style points" thing that was demanded; 35-7 over Pittsburgh, 26-0 at Syracuse and 52-6 over Boston College.
Didn't matter; the "computers" favored the #Noles and the public simped for #BobbyBowden, who lobbied for his team at every turn.
Here in-lies the problem in a sport run by corrupt-o-crats; "changes" are always eventually made—and seem to be done AFTER the Canes get hosed—and then those new changes find a way to do UM dirty again, regardless.
Two years after this snub; Miami saw a 34-game win-streak end on a controversial pass interference call in the national title game—we saw more outrage at #VirginiaTech yesterday over an errant whistle, because when bad shit happens to Miami, the Canes "deserve it", or it's just brushed off as everyone moves along ... because it's 'The U' and it's chalked up to karma.
The narrative has been set this 2025 season; "better losses" matter more than "better wins" and head-to-head is meaningless as a result; as mid-season losses to #Louisville and #SMU are unforgivable—while the #Irish get propped up for beating No. 20 USC and No. 22 Pitt, as well as hypotheticals about what they WOULD do to Miami now, as if it wasn't already settled on the field months back.
Switch out the narratives; Notre Dame beats Miami in the opener, the Canes start 0-2 and start clawing their back over pedestrian teams—while the Irish have two mid-season losses over good, albeit unranked teams ... holy shit, we'd be in the Upside Down, where every commentator would be screaming from the rafters about head to head and how this was already solved on the field and why are we playing these games if they don't matter.
Meanwhile, every Miami fan feel like Mugatu in 'Zoolander' ... "Doesn't anybody notice this? I feel like I'm taking crazy pills!"
Rigged. Fucking. System.
Always has been, always will be, which the @OrangeBowlBoys touched on earlier in their recap show.
Nauseating.
Watching U fans live out the nightmare the Noles lived just 2 short years ago...priceless. at least our Noles walked away with an undefeated (reg) season and ACCC ig lmao