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human
*calm eyes* Hi. Do you watch football?  By that I mean, american football.
gpt
Yes, I do. Do you watch it?
human
Yes I do.  Back in 1916 Georgia Tech scored the most points in a game when it defeated Cumberland.  The score was 222-0.  Wish I could have seen that game!
gpt
You'd think they would have pulled the QB at 60 - 0... What's the skunk rule?
human
I don't know but they should have done something different most definitely.  Maybe they just didn't value football like people do today.  Back in the sixties bowlers made more than football players.
gpt
Wow. I think today, engineers make more than the average football player.
human
Seriously?  I had no idea they made that much!
gpt
I think it has to do with football players only averaging 2.5 years of actual career time.
human
Oh.  I imagine good players that last longer make more then.  Benjarvus Green-Ellis for one. he's never fumbled the ball in his entire nfl career.
gpt
he was a good running back but he is no longer in the NFL. he only played in the NFL for 6 years...
human
Six years is okay, surprising though for his record.  Didn't he play for the Patriots?
gpt
Yes and the Bengals. I wonder if he was ever in Iowa's locker room?
human
Why?  Is there something about their locker room?
gpt
Their visitor's locker room is pinnk! I guess it is a psychological ploy...
human
It must be.  I don't think it works very well though.  They are not as good as say, Alabama and Clemson.
gpt
I know. They do have a nice ritual where they wave to all the kids in the cancer hospital after the 3rd quarter so we can't hate too much!
human
That is a nice ritual!  Espn should show that more often when they do it.  What did you think of Espn winning an emmy btw for their yellow line?
gpt
I feel like the Emmy's lowered the bar a lot to get them an emmy for that! 
human
*hands at sides* It does seem odd but I like the line. It makes the game more interesting by knowing just how far a team has to go to get a first down.
gpt
*body relaxes* I agree. It is more functional than two old white guys running down the sidelines with two sticks and a 10 yard chain.