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I don't think this would ever cross Burrow's mind nor the rest of the team as they believe they will win.
That being said, anything can happen in sports. Hope it is the destiny of this special LSU team to win it all! It has already been a magical season, with this team breaking all sorts of records. I will feel sad if they lose, but the legacy of this team stays forever.

Knowing that their D is not great, should the LSU offense play a controlled attack and keep the ball away from their offense? LSU should be able to score on literally almost all drives. If LSU scored too fast, could that run the risk of wearing down the LSU D in having to deal with the Oklahoma QB run oriented offense?

I was just thinking about that too.
Great route runner and catcher.
I like Jefferson as he bailed out LSU multiple times at critical moments. Burrow's go-to guy.
Special chemistry: Rohan-Reed and Burrow-Jefferson.

Someone in another forum mentioned the need for a 3 day super hydration process to prepare the LSU players for the extreme dry heat during gametime. Just wondering if LSU medical staff did that. If not, the medical staff should have to be kicked in the butt as they should know better.

The Longhorns did not have that problem, and looked good. I believe there are multiple reasons, including the efficient LSU offense with quick strikes and scores that kept the TX defense in for shorter periods, and the grueling long TX drive in the top of the second half that somehow changed the complexion of the LSU defense.

I would not rule out some of the LSU "injuries" were faked, although I believe most are REAL.

No, this is not a place for candies! Not sure why the owners picked this name which is surely misleading.

What this restaurant offers includes Poke Bowls, Bento boxes, sushi, hibachi meals and hibachi noodles. Also offers authentic high grade Chinese soup noodles. In addition they do offer multiple types of flavored teas and bubble tea, as well as made to order ice cream rolls.
First: they make good Poke Bowls, with good assortment of vegetables including mangoes and avocados. You can have 1, 2 or 3 meat topping choices with pricing around $10 for 2 toppings and $11 for 3. Also good choices of sauces and sprinkle toppings. This has become my favorite place for Poke Bowl.
Today I tried the Hibachi sauteed noodles (choose egg noodle) with shrimp at the recommendation of my friend who had tried all the different types of Hitbachi noodles there. The shrimp noodle is great! Portion is generous and they gave up to 10 large shrimps. Cannot beat the quality and portion for the price of around $8.50 Will definitely get this dish again .
The authentic Chinese noodle is done with very flavorful clear soup done with some herbs, mushroom, small dried scallops and different meats such as ox tail, pork ribs, duck and black skinned chicken(free range). All these noodles are around $9 or less. Definitely soup done the right way and they do not use MSG. They also have a wonton soup with multiple unusual thin skinned tiny wontons; the clear soup base that is served with the wontons is also very tasty.
My wife tried some sushi once which was fine.
Today my wife ordered the passion fruit flavored tea with mango jelly and red bean, and I had matcha tea with red and mung bean. (Could have two items added to the tea, including the various bubble tea pearls which we did not order with our teas today). Quite pleased with them.
Also had their rolled ice cream once. Pretty good and inexpensive, considering the generous six ice cream rolls that come with each order.
I have visited this place 5 times so far, and have yet to be disappointed. Haven't tasted the various appetizers, bento boxes, fried rice...
I think this is a restaurant that is definitely worth a try: quality food at an inexpensive price. The restaurant is quite clean with tasteful contemporary decor.

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No, you have no claim. Act of God and you also knew of the circumstances long ago. Get a new driveway and when you do it it may possibly kill the tree. Future problems resolved until dead branches start falling on you car.

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No, I did not know it was a live oak tree when I had my driveway done, nor did I know it would cause a problem. It would be a catch 22 situation if I were to redo the driveway at the risk of stressing if not killing the tree. In that instance I would be liable for up to three times the cost of the tree.

As noted earlier in this thread, the same neighbor planted 2 cypress trees only in recent years close to the other part of my driveway, and is starting to raise havoc to my yard, flower bed and driveway. I do have the right to ask him to do something about it, unless he wants to pay for my damaged driveway down the road.

Cutting the visible knees is easy, but doesn't solve the problem of knees coming up from under the driveway causing driveway destruction.
All I am hoping is that the neighbor can do something to stop any progression of property damage. I am not litigious, but I do not want to suffer any financial losses just because an inconsiderate neighbor decides to plant some cypress trees that are not meant to be close to any houses, which results in a lot of nuisance, and more importantly property damage to their neighbor. There has to be some accountability and responsibility. I am no lawyer; but I believe he would be liable for structural damages caused by the roots of his cypress trees. I would be OK if he would install a root barrier to stop the process, and the trees do not need to be taken down.

Cypress trees are attractive, and would be better if they are close to some lakes rather than in someone's backyard. I know of people who loved their cypress trees on their lot when they bought the house, just to hate them now because of all the structural damages incurred.

Now, there is another twist to the story.
The same neighbor decided to plant two cypress trees approximately 6 feet from my property line 4 years ago. Now, multiple cypress knees are popping up along my driveway, as well as in my planting bed at the end of the driveway up to 18 feet from the tree. Cypress knees are known to break driveways, and A/C concrete pads. Should he do something to mitigate or avoid damages to the neighbor's property? In this setting, I believe he planted the wrong kind of tree too close which can be problematic.

You are right. That is the new law starting this year.

Moreover, I found out that if you do anything to the tree, like trimming roots despite getting the owner's consent, and ended up hurting the tree, it is your liability.

I didn't know the type of tree that was there when I built my house. Never realized that would be a problem down the road.

I appreciate the various reasonable perspectives posted. However, I find some posts with ugly comments were totally uncalled for.

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Don't let it bother you, this board is usually more preoccupied with "the best burger in BR" or what new chains are opening, than actual food, signs of young and dumb. My favorite beer is best, yours is dishwater and "and it isn't close" is popular too. There are better food boards around that aren't insult filled, I only check this one occasionally from insomnia.

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Thanks for your truthful post.
Somehow I can tell from some posts that the nega-sayers (often full of sarcasm) like to put down people, just to boost their mega-egos, instead of engaging in any civil discussions or posting something constructive.

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Oh, I am sure the "owner" has already seen this review.

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I don't think the owner knows about the Food/Drink forum in Tigerdroppings. So, I doubt he had seen this thread.