Favorite team:Arkansas 
Location:Hog Jaw, Arkansas
Biography:tFlagship; B.A., J.D.
Interests:To someday retire
Occupation:Trial Lawyer
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Registered on:10/19/2013
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re: Should Arkansas drop to FCS?

Posted by Litigator on 10/3/26 at 8:37 pm to
Our high schools here do it (some of them anyway). Play football at a lower classification level and keep the rest where they are.
Looking like a juggernaut early.
Go out and get ‘em today guys.

re: What's Your Favorite LSU Copium?

Posted by Litigator on 9/20/26 at 1:15 pm to
You left out, “We are the center of the universe and everything revolves around us.”
No, there needs to be at least one daily thread for all the shite talkin spamming the board since the Lane hire. You know, “Lord, give us this day our daily thread.”
We did look better against elite competition but you could just as easily say we didn’t suck as bad.
There’s an argument to be made I guess. We’re okay in the other sports; we just suck at football.
It’ll prolly wind up like student loan debt forgiveness well because if of forgiveness.

re: FINAL Hogs 17 - Dawgs 45

Posted by Litigator on 9/19/26 at 11:09 am to
Good luck guys though I don’t think you’ll need any luck today :cheers:
It is a tool for me and sometimes it is better than others. I would never rely solely on AI and of course some lawyers have gotten into serious trouble for doing so. I drill down it it with a lot of back and forth on some of the legal stuff and get a lot out of it. A lot of times it will confirm what I was thinking which was helpful. I just don’t try to use it for actual writing because I’ve got my own style and don’t want to change it up. Sometimes I know the initial answer is wrong but it usually will correct itself with some prompting. I have found AI hallucinations sometimes where it was telling me factual things I knew weren’t true but after more conversation it would say my bad, I was joining different events together to get to the conclusion which was wrong, etc.

Edit-as far as the writing style goes if the person is not a particularly good writer to begin with and all of a sudden is writing like Shakespeare it could be AI.
I can’t figure out if I like it as much as when I went to school there. Back then basically Fayetteville and the University were the only show in the area but now with so much growth in NWA and a lot of it being outside of the campus it just has a different feel to it now. Not sure how I’d feel about it if I was a student there today.
Well I didn’t see you at a tailgate so I don’t know about any such things. :lol:

Edit-But I may be off myself—I was thinking you went to the Fayetteville game in 2020.
I was just paraphrasing what I was remembering you saying back then when you reported back after the trip but of course that’s been quite a few years now. Sounded like it was a positive experience for you.

Edit: And yes I’m betting you liked it better than the Little Rock trip but like you say just different vibes.
Seeins’ how there is reportedly are only a few real posters on the GSB does it come as any surprise that some may utilize AI? It’s all about being artificial anyway. :lol:
WG, are you going? I understand you had a blast last time.
I think the difference is with basically a complete turnover with the coaches and not any players that are standouts here and there in some key positions, something such as what happened with Tennessee last year, or some of the other games which were close, just isn’t in the cards this year, at least not with the teams we have to play.

So unless it is the type of game where the other team self destructs and commits a lot of turnovers, I just don’t see us being in any of these games. So in addition to new unproved coaching at least as far as the SEC level goes on the offensive side of the ball (we do have some on defense), I don’t see enough in the talent pool to put forth a collective effort to have a real contest. Even if the defense were able to gel at some point, the offense has a very long way to go, with quarterback play being a really big question right now (probably the biggest question). A recipe for any legitimate shot at success this season just isn’t there as far as I can see.
I’ve been watching the prices on some of these sites (not that I planned on attending) and I’m still seeing some over $100 each and the highest I saw was over $800.00 per ticket. I’m wondering, in events such as these, the sellers have to wind up eating losses unless they bought enough of some other tickets early and sold them at enough of a profit early to cover their losses for these high priced tickets. They have to wind up with a number of unsold tickets.