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   scott d wrote:   
   > The winner of the 2024-2025 College Football Playoffs may not be   
   > known for several more weeks, but many players have already   
   > decided who the real MVP of the tournament is.   
   >   
   > Throughout the past few days, players from various teams have   
   > taken the time to praise Jesus Christ for the impact He’s made on   
   > their respective athletic careers. Following his team’s Thursday   
   > win (23-10) over the Georgia Bulldogs, for example, Notre Dame   
   > quarterback Riley Leonard used his postgame interview to glorify   
   > his Lord and Savior for putting the Fighting Irish in a position   
   > to advance to the semifinals of the playoffs.   
   >   
   > “First of all, I just want to thank my Lord and Savior Jesus   
   > Christ. Without Him, I wouldn’t be here, we wouldn’t be here as a   
   > whole group,” Leonard said. “I’m just so grateful for this   
   > opportunity. This is a beautiful thing, and a dream come true.”   
   >   
   > The Notre Dame quarterback threw for 90 yards and one touchdown   
   > pass during Thursday’s Sugar Bowl. He was subsequently named   
   > Offensive MVP of the game for his performance.   
   >   
   > Leonard wasn’t the only player to give the glory to Christ during   
   > his playoff postgame interview, however.   
   >   
   > Ohio State quarterback Will Howard took the time to praise Jesus   
   > following the Buckeyes’ dominating Wednesday victory (41-21) over   
   > the Oregon Ducks. Howard threw for 319 yards and three   
   > touchdowns, ending the game with a total quarterback rating of 97.7.   
   >   
   > “First and foremost, I got to thank my Lord and Savior Jesus   
   > Christ for giving me this opportunity to be on this stage and   
   > here in the Rose Bowl,” Howard said.   
   >   
   > Christ’s presence was also felt during Wednesday’s matchup   
   > between the Texas Longhorns and Arizona State Sun Devils.   
   >   
   > In the aftermath of the former’s overtime victory (39-31),   
   > Longhorns running back Nik Sanders joined Sun Devils running back   
   > Cam Skattebo in kneeling for a postgame prayer. Skattebo was   
   > named Offensive MVP of the Peach Bowl, racking up 143 rushing   
   > yards, 99 receiving yards, 42 passing yards, two rushing   
   > touchdowns, a passing touchdown, and a two-point conversion.   
   >   
   > Even in defeat, Boise State Broncos personnel eulogized Christ   
   > following the team’s Tuesday loss (31-14) to the Penn State   
   > Nittany Lions. Broncos head coach Spencer Danielson told media in   
   > a postgame press conference, “No matter what — win, lose or draw   
   > — I’m going to always give Jesus the glory.”   
   >   
   > “I’m so blessed to be the head coach here, and we do serve a   
   > champion. And I do know God never says oops,” he said. “As hard   
   > as tonight is, as a competitor and as a coach, I do believe we   
   > learn and grow from everything.”   
   >   
   > Danielson notably gave Jesus “all the glory” after his team   
   > defeated the UNLV Rebels to secure the Mountain West Conference   
   > championship and first-round playoff bye last month. His   
   > profession of faith has seemingly rubbed off on some of his   
   > players, one of whom thanked Danielson for bringing him to Christ   
   > following Tuesday’s loss to Penn State.   
   >   
   > “Coach D, you changed my life. You changed my life,” Broncos   
   > defensive end Ahmed Hassanein told Danielson during Tuesday’s   
   > postgame presser. “I did not know God until I got to Boise State.”   
   >   
   > https://thefederalist.com/2025/01/03/jesus-christ-takes-center   
   stage-in-this-years-college-football-playoffs/   
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   ooh so much text, i didnt read any of it.... can you concise it??   
   btw where is the mx guy.... i miss him. he is a mad person.   
      
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