ThatFilthyApe

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Just a heads-up for anybody who previously listened to Drew Hayes' books out of the Plus catalog. Audible is running a sale on a lot of book series, including Super Powereds, Villains Code, NPCs, and Fred. So if you want to be able to listen to them whenever, now is a good time to go get them.

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Our DL for 2026 now has a LOT of potential and depth.. Looking at the guys we have, we have a good list of players who have shown they can play at this level, and some young guys who are going to be pushing hard for snaps. We should at least be able to rotate and keep guys fresh, with some interesting situational alignments possible (like Whittington at DT on third and long, or Hoffken at DE (!) on third and short).

Guessing that going into spring Riley Van Poppel is an early leader for one of the interior spots. Lenhardt and Nwaneri have to be favorites for the edges. But look at who's competing for snaps--we may lack preseason all-conference difference maker types but feels like we have a

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Reported in the press conference yesterday but I didn't see it mentioned here. Mozee is now listed as an RB on the official roster page.

*"Isaiah asked about playing running back going into spring," Rhule said in Las Vegas. "Go back and watch his high school tape. To get him the ball a ton they put him at tailback and ran outside zone really well.  "Dana and the offensive staff is creative enough that they can utilize him in a multitude of ways," Rhule said. "Obviously Emmett is entrenched as the starting

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Phil Steele released his ranking of all 136 teams, and put us 35th. Personally I think that's a little low, but not much. I would put us 3-7 spots higher. If Steele is right, we'd better start fast because our game one opponent isn't far behind us. Cincinnati at #42.

  1. Cincinnati, #42
  2. Akron, #129
  3. Houston Christian (FCS)
  4. Michigan, #12
  5. Michigan State, #54
  6. Maryland, #72
  7. Minnesota, #45
  8. Northwestern, #63
  9. USC, #21
  10. UCLA, #52
  11. Penn State, #1
  12. Iowa, #31
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No surprise, the first round came and went without a Nebraska player's name called.

Last first round pick out of Nebraska was Prince Amukamara in 2011. I think the only SEC/B1G schools with a longer first round drought are Indiana, Vanderbilt, Rutgers and Georgia Tech.

Who do you see on the roster other than Dylan who might change that if they develop? I don't think Dane Key is the type of receiver that goes day one. Ceyair Wright?

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It's shown as a limitation of Camille's power that she needs "skin on skin" contact to apply it. So before Will makes her special costume she has to strip down what she considers embarrassingly far.

What characters would be immune to her power? Would it work on everyone, or would she be unable to impact some characters that just don't have skin? Sean Pendleton in mist form? Maybe Coach George full robot? Stella? Or is her only real limitation complete lack of range?

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