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re: Pick a Head Football Coach

Posted by Arktigers on 6/13/24 at 8:31 pm
I would choose Drink. I’m a Mizzou alum but thought Drink was a bad hire initially. Two things he’s shown that makes him my choice. Ability to recognize his weaknesses and adapt. He was hired touting his offensive schemes. That didn’t go so well trying to be both an OC and HC. Whether of his own ...
At 4-5% return it should double every 15 years or so. Math could be off. ...
Throwing this out there. What about $800k at age 67? Invest original 100k right after college. ...
Depends on your age. 100K invested in your early 20s can help create a nice retirement nest egg. In your 50s, not so much. A little security and splurge or two. ...
Good 1st step or two. Played baseball infield. Any distance, clocked with an hour glass. ...
I said it before and will say it again. College baseball should move to wood bats. Would make regionals, CWS more entertaining. ...
Regarding Reese’s, if unopened he has no issue if he keeps his distance. Once they are opened and consumed in close proximity it becomes a problem. I was on the side of the pbj argument before my youngest was diagnosed. ...
For my son, grocery stores or restaurants with peanuts in the open are an absolute no go. Halloween parties with Reese’s are the worst. As far as day to day, you check labels and notify servers when eating out. Recent article about someone dying when grocery brand improperly labeled ingredients...
My youngest is off the charts peanut allergy. Found out the hard way early on. Epipens at school and with him at all times. Have to replace every 6 months and they are not cheap. To this day, reaction when in a smaller space and someone has peanut butter. Catch it quick enough, Benadryl and q...
It’s college baseball. Composite bats, more armor than Russell Crowe in gladiator, oven mitts to run 90ft, iwatch to get the sign. ...

re: The End of college football

Posted by Arktigers on 5/23/24 at 6:53 pm
A lot going on in that article. As far as university revenues and profiting on athletes. No different than 3M, Boeing, etc profiting on engineers. If they develop a patentable process/product, they forfeit rights to monetary gains as part of employment. It’s known when negotiating an offer. ...

re: Cowardice among SEC fans

Posted by Arktigers on 5/22/24 at 7:43 pm
Baseball in general has lost some of its entertainment value. Pitch clock is nice but not a fan of the other technologies. Can’t say exactly what, but something changed where I lost interest. Still enjoy a day at the park but no interest watching on tv. ...

re: Cowardice among SEC fans

Posted by Arktigers on 5/22/24 at 7:21 pm
Just my opinion, but college baseball is the one sport that lags well behind professional. I enjoy college athletics but if I had a choice of one. NFL over CFB by small margin, CBB over NBA slight margin, MLB over college baseball no question. ...
Just my opinion. College basketball in general has lost some of its luster. March madness is still fun. Regular season isn’t that exciting. I’m not sure if it’s roster turnover, officiating/pace of games or just fatigue with number of games televised. Same with NBA. ...
Kansas to sec is solely based on basketball. Pre NIL it was done illegally. Will be interesting to see how they hold up in NIL era. ...
Ok. Give us a heads up on which games count. ...
KY and SC were underrated series. ...
Congratulations. Topic was about CFB and SEC receivers. Kansas football is G5 as it stands now. Desperately want a seat at the adult table. ...
Fan of a G5 school posting about SEC football? ...