What movies have the greatest casts?

Revenge of the Nerds ???

Robert Carradine as Lewis Skolnick
Anthony Edwards as Gilbert
Timothy Busfield as Poindexter
Curtis Armstrong as Booger
John Goodman as Coach Harris
Ted McGinley at Stan Gable
James Cromwell as Mr. Skolnick
Donald Gibb as Ogre
Bernie Casey as U.N. Jefferson
Andrew Cassese as Wormser
Larry B. Scott as Lamar Latrelle
Brian Tochi as Takashi

Realignment Megathread (All The Moves)

Not to be negative Ned but is there a concern that some Big 12 teams go to the ACC if the Protect College Sports Act is passed with pooling of media rights and Big 10 or SEC don't expand? The ACC has brands, the Big 12 does not. Teams want to be in a conference with brands. The ACC brands want to leave to get more revenue. But with pooling, don't see why they would want to leave.

Could see the ACC thinking big with Arizona, Arizona State, Utah, West Virginia, Texas Tech, Kansas, and Cincy.
This thought comes from the media getting in your head.

Pollard announces his retirement

I think he's done a great job hiring coaches and obviously knew exactly who he wanted for the next football coach so I wouldn't be surprised if he's successful, but I wish he would have got TJ to sign a much higher buyout.
At this point with the abundance of money the Big10 and SEC schools have, they'd just pay it, no matter how high it is. Once one of those schools finds their "guy" they get ahold of their donors and make it happen.

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Would be interested to know what % the 14,441 missed calls is of total pitches. My rough, rough guess is 410,000. So umps missed 3.5% of calls. And 22% of the 14,441 were actually overturned upon review.

Part of me says umps are doing solid job being right 96.5% of time (my guestimate).

But I could also argue for robo ump 100% of time as 78% of missed calls aren't reviewed because not agregious and teams only have 2 reviews.
If robo umps are going to be the ultimate arbiter on balls and strikes, and they can get the call instantly, there is literally no reason not to go to it all the time. It's my understanding the calls are instantaneous and they already have a system that can notify umps on balls and strikes immediately. The challenge system is stupid and pointless.

Realignment Megathread (All The Moves)

Not to be negative Ned but is there a concern that some Big 12 teams go to the ACC if the Protect College Sports Act is passed with pooling of media rights and Big 10 or SEC don't expand? The ACC has brands, the Big 12 does not. Teams want to be in a conference with brands. The ACC brands want to leave to get more revenue. But with pooling, don't see why they would want to leave.

Could see the ACC thinking big with Arizona, Arizona State, Utah, West Virginia, Texas Tech, Kansas, and Cincy.
Current version of proposed PCSA has anti-expansion language for ACC and B12 in addition to B10 and SEC.

Realignment Megathread (All The Moves)

Not to be negative Ned but is there a concern that some Big 12 teams go to the ACC if the Protect College Sports Act is passed with pooling of media rights and Big 10 or SEC don't expand? The ACC has brands, the Big 12 does not. Teams want to be in a conference with brands. The ACC brands want to leave to get more revenue. But with pooling, don't see why they would want to leave.

Could see the ACC thinking big with Arizona, Arizona State, Utah, West Virginia, Texas Tech, Kansas, and Cincy.

Realignment Megathread (All The Moves)

Not a single person would be sad to see Nebraska leave, that would honestly be so incredible for the conference
I have a good friend in the Pittsburgh area, an iowa state guy, they (business leaders, etc) wanted Pitt to get in versus Nebraska. The Penn State people didn't want Pitt and this was before people understood household counts and market share related to cable. They wanted national championships! Lol.

The Gazette had an article which stated their disappointment, and I remember the quote of something like "the big ten is going to bring in a lower rated university than Iowa."

We all know the ratings thing gets overblown, but we still laugh about this to this day. The elitism of the East looking at the Midwest was on great display.

Pollard announces his retirement

I have gone through the reasons, not going to rehash them again. No one is saying he is not entitled to retire, or he was forced out. It will be interesting to see if he is on the committee to hire his replacement, which at other schools tends to happen.
There is not going to be a committee. Cook, if he has any brains, will examine the feelings and desires of the main coaches and department heads, but he is going to bring his person in. As President, he will want someone he trusts and is comfortable with to run things so he can concentrate on running the University. Alignment is the modern term used. Cook will want to lead, not control in person.

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