Chargers Bye Week, Thank God!
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#1 | Posted by Karabekian at 2026-10-24 07:10 PM | Reply
Well....at least they didn't lose!
#2 | Posted by LegallyYourDead at 2026-10-24 09:22 PM | Reply
So, the wealthy owners in the football industry now seem to be exploiting and killing high-school students?
Can Texas high school football handle the heat? www.reuters.com
... High school football is one of the United States' most revered traditions. But it is under sharp pressure as the world suffers from intensifying heat waves, which Reuters recently revealed have morphed from intermittent events to globe-spanning phenomena we call "heat storms." The consequences can be fatal. In the last decade, twelve high school football players have died from heat-related illness. The passion and the threat are particularly intense in Texas, where heat storms are transforming what football looks like. ...
But it is under sharp pressure as the world suffers from intensifying heat waves, which Reuters recently revealed have morphed from intermittent events to globe-spanning phenomena we call "heat storms."
The consequences can be fatal. In the last decade, twelve high school football players have died from heat-related illness. The passion and the threat are particularly intense in Texas, where heat storms are transforming what football looks like. ...
They gotta have that football revenue, even if it means killing off high-school students.
#3 | Posted by lamplighter at 2026-10-24 09:28 PM | Reply
I was talking to a bar buddy earlier who observed that college ball simply isn't bringing in the fans anymore. Could be. I can believe that football isn't what it once was. Prediction: In 10-20 years, soccer will be the preeminent team sport in America.
#4 | Posted by Karabekian at 2026-10-24 10:12 PM | Reply
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