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Better be ready for Apple Cup
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whatshouldicareabout
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Can't tell what's more broken, Twitter, Vanilla, or CFB
And also,
I'm really curious to see what this game is going to look like. I have a lot of beavlets and cuogs on my wife's side of the family and almost none of them even wanted to talk about college football.
Both their quarterbacks look like serious downgrades over Ward. Probably going to be an embarrassing piece of shit that nobody will blame the B1G for hiding on Peacock.
Both their quarterbacks look like serious downgrades over Ward. Probably going to be an embarrassing piece of shit that nobody will blame the B1G for hiding on Peacock.
Knew Cuog produces good apples and wine
Didn’t realize Cuog was now pumping out mushrooms and weed
Dude is clearly stoned.
Didn’t realize Cuog was now pumping out mushrooms and weed
Dude is clearly stoned.
I have all but given up trying to embed Twitter anymore.
Some of the national writers which think we're going to suck because we lost all our players and don't know who our new ones are (especially the O Line) think we're going to lose to WSU (or whatever the other noncon games are). Saw the Athletic B1G preview had us at 5-7 with 3-6 in conference.
I mean is Cuog going to be motivated or just sad?
I mean is Cuog going to be motivated or just sad?
Cougs had some sneaky talent last year that is gone. They had their most guys drafted last year in almost 20 years + Ward and some big receivers which gave our midget CB fits. All gone and not replaced well. It's bad if the Coug wins, even with grease.
JaWarrenJaHooker
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didn’t realize coug sucked that much. Hopefully FanDuel has us favored by more than 9.5
PostGameOrangeSlices
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Cuog was a top 15 capable team last year that faceplanted
TheHB
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True. Then again, face planting is what cuog does best. Even when they are really good, it always seems to end with a face plant.
You aren’t wrong:
“The Center for Cannabis Policy, Research, and Outreach (CCPRO) at Washington State University (WSU) consists of more than 70 researchers across the WSU system.”
https://research.wsu.edu/cannabis/