NCAA so pissed at Chizik that Ga Tech is going down today.
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when a team either voluntarily or is forced to VACATE wins, their opponents DO NOT get to credit themselves with a win.
FORFEIT = other team gets credit for the win instead of a loss. This is how Jackie's "official" record at state is 75-75-2 (Bama 1993 forfeit) instead of 74-76-2 (actual on the field results)
VACATE = other team still has to show a LOSS on its books.
We've been over this a 1000 times, people.
FORFEIT = other team gets credit for the win instead of a loss. This is how Jackie's "official" record at state is 75-75-2 (Bama 1993 forfeit) instead of 74-76-2 (actual on the field results)
VACATE = other team still has to show a LOSS on its books.
We've been over this a 1000 times, people.
and now they are finally bringing the hammer down on programs for cheating. Except Auburn because... well... everyone knows Auburn is perfect and would never cheat and Chizik and Cam are perfect role models that every youngster should look up to and we are the ones who said no when preacher man asked for money, so we should be getting the hammer. At least that's what I heard.
instead of the 0.5% that I spend.... Guess I can cut out the eating, drinking, breathing, and other daily activities that normally consume my day so I can search the archives and decipher between the two, and which teams were forced to proceed with each of the two inevitable outcomes...
A simple NO would have sufficed.
A simple NO would have sufficed.
Actually, he said maybe he SHOULD spend 95% of his time on this board, instead of spending 0.5% of his time here.
In other words, maybe he should increase his time spent on this board by 94.5% from 0.5% to 95%. I see no math error in the post.
In other words, maybe he should increase his time spent on this board by 94.5% from 0.5% to 95%. I see no math error in the post.
<h1 class="header1">Did you say Yamaka or Yarmulke?</h1><div style="POSITION: relative; FLOAT: left"><p class="text1">Yamaka, Yarmulke, Kippah(or kippa) - every name ever used to designate Jewish Scull Cap goes back in history. Yamaka is actually rarely spelled that way, and ironically Yarmulke is often pronounced Yamaka. Why? We suspect that World Wide Web and search engines had a lot to do with that. You see, Yamaka also happens to be:
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[*]Sounding too similar to the name of the famous Japanese motorcycle. While Yamaha is certainly a great piece of the machinery, it is hardly a hot item for too many Yamaka wearing Jews.
[*]Yamaka seems to be a pretty common Japanese name. Once again - wrong web traffic to Yamaka selling website
[*]Yamaka also happens to be the name of one of the Buddist books. You get the picture [/list]
</p><h2 class="content_sub_title">Origins of Yamaka - the word </h2><p class="text1">Yiddish word Yamaka (Yarmulke) most likely comes from the Aramaic, yira malka, which means "awe of the King." The word Kippah in Hebrew actually means ?dome?. Kippah (or Kippot for plural) has become much more widely used to designate the skullcap worn by Jewish men. </p></div>
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[*]Sounding too similar to the name of the famous Japanese motorcycle. While Yamaha is certainly a great piece of the machinery, it is hardly a hot item for too many Yamaka wearing Jews.
[*]Yamaka seems to be a pretty common Japanese name. Once again - wrong web traffic to Yamaka selling website
[*]Yamaka also happens to be the name of one of the Buddist books. You get the picture [/list]
</p><h2 class="content_sub_title">Origins of Yamaka - the word </h2><p class="text1">Yiddish word Yamaka (Yarmulke) most likely comes from the Aramaic, yira malka, which means "awe of the King." The word Kippah in Hebrew actually means ?dome?. Kippah (or Kippot for plural) has become much more widely used to designate the skullcap worn by Jewish men. </p></div>
