, it really didn’t matter because you still had a winner albeit a half-point one at that.
And after Marshall threw a pick with less than two minutes left to play, it was pretty much a given that the score of 30-23 was going to be the one on the scoreboard when the final seconds ticked off. Instead, it was Dick Sandwich City, baby, as that shitdick Lane Kiffin told his punter on fourth down to run out of the back of the end zone for a safety despite the fact that there was still time left on the clock, so somebody was eventually going to have to kick to Marshall anyway.
FAU was -6 point spread on Marshall & Lane Kiffin just trolled everybody with the safety #Fau #Lanekiffin pic.twitter.com/LOwr6qSF7R
— Lil Mook (@Lilmook4real) November 4, 2017
Yeah, that’s pure dog shit right there, but not as pure as the shit Kiffin told reporters after the game, saying he “didn’t want to cover because of too much rat poison.”
Well, Mr. Kiffin, you can take your crappy joke and use it to go fuck yourself…
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Shadow and Bone is a new fantasy series dropping on Netflix on April 23. If you're curious about the show, here's a guide to the world and its characters...
Is Shadow and Bone based on a book?
Shadow and Bone is based on the Grishaverse book series by Leigh Bardugo. Specifically, Shadow and Bone, the first book in a trilogy, and Six of Crows, the first book in a duology. Although the books are set in the same universe, they tell very different stories with different casts of characters. Interestingly, the show is bringing them together and setting them on the same timeline, with characters and plot elements from Six of Crows brought into the narrative arc of Shadow and Bone.
What is the world of Shadow and Bone like?
Shadow and Bone is a fantasy world; but unlike standard medieval Britain–esque fantasy (like Game of Thrones), it's influenced by tsarist Russia of the 1800s. The country where most of the action takes place is Ravka, which is ruled by a monarchy in its capital Os Alta.
For centuries, the country has been cleaved in two by something called "the Fold": a virtually impenetrable space covered by a dark, shadowy force that is infested by flying beasts called Volcra.
Ravka is at war with both countries at its borders: Fjerda to the north and Shu Han to the south. There are two armies that fight for Ravka: the First Army, made up of regular soldiers, and the Second Army, which consists of Grisha.
The series also features an island nation near Ravka called Kerch, which maintains neutrality in the wars. Its capital is Ketterdam, a hub for international trade and criminal activity.
• Corporalki. Their powers involve the human body. This includes Heartrenders, who can manipulate a person's internal organs; Healers, who can heal; and Tailors, who can alter a person's appearance. Corporalki always wear red (with the exception of Genya — see below).
• Etherealki. Their powers involve the natural elements. This includes Squallers, who manipulate the wind; Inferni, who can manipulate fire; and Tidemakers, who can manipulate water. Etherealki always wear blue.
• Materialki. Their powers involve other materials. They are known as Fabrikators and are either Durasts, who can manipulate anything solid, or Alkemi, who manipulate chemicals. Materialki always wear purple.
Alina Starkov (Jessie Mei Li) is an orphan whose parents were killed in the Fold. Her mother was Shu — Ravka's enemy — and Alina grew up ostracized because of her race.
At the start of the show, Alina is in the First Army, where she works as a cartographer. She doesn't know she's Grisha but when she finds herself and the person she cares about most in grave danger, her powers reveal themselves. It turns out she's the Sun Summoner, an extremely rare Grisha with the power to manipulate heat and light. She is prophesized to be the chosen one who will destroy the Fold and restore Ravka.
Mal (Archie Renaux) is Alina's best friend. He's also an orphan with Shu heritage, and he and Alina's incredibly close bond was forged thanks partly because they only had each other to rely on growing up.
He is otkazat'sya, aka someone without Grisha powers (in other words, a Muggle). He's a soldier in the First Army and a skilled tracker.
Also known as the Darkling in the books, General Kirigan (Ben Barnes) is the leader of the Second Army, thereby making him leader of the Grisha. He is a Shadow Summoner, a Grisha as rare as the Sun Summoner. He has the ability to manipulate darkness (the same power the Grisha who created the Fold wielded centuries ago).

Genya Safin (Daisy Head) is a Corporalki — a tailor, to be exact. She works at the royal court, primarily altering the queen's appearance. Because her talent and position is quite unique, like the Darkling she wears her own colors — white and gold. She does not enjoy her isolation and is in a vulnerable position at the palace, frequently abused by the king.
David (Luke Pasqualino) is a Materialki — a skilled Durast — who works at the palace and creates objects that aid Kirigan and the Grisha. He and Genya seem to have feelings for one another.
Zoya (Sujaya Dasgupta) is a member of the Etherealki and a powerful Squaller. She is ambitious and enjoys the idea of being a favorite of General Kirigan.
Baghra (Zoë Wanamaker) is a mysterious and powerful Grisha teacher who becomes a mentor to Alina. Her methods are very tough love.
Kaz (Freddy Carter) is the leader of a criminal gang in Ketterdam. He runs a gambling house called the Crow Club. He has a brilliant mind that makes him a quick thinker, a great strategist, and a master manipulator.
Inej (Amita Suman) is a member of Kaz's gang. She is trying to gain her freedom from an indenture that forces her to work at a pleasure house called the Menagerie. She is a trained acrobat and a gifted knife-wielder.
Jesper (Kit Young) is another member of Kaz's gang. He's a highly skilled sharpshooter and a gambling addict with a cheeky sense of humor.
Nina (Danielle Galligan) is a Grisha who is part of Kaz's gang. She can speak multiple languages and sometimes works as a spy. She's also a Heartrender.
Matthias (Calahan Skogman) is a Fjerdan soldier and Grisha hunter; he believes all Grisha are evil witches who must be destroyed.
When Alina's power is revealed, General Kirigan takes her to the palace to learn the Grisha ways and trains her to be ready to destroy