Blanding

My team mate had an uncle that was a big booster of a prominent SW Conference team. He would fly us to home games. During the mid 60s, I saw athletes exit the locker room and proceed down a "receiving line" similar to a wedding and each handshake would pass $100 bill. While teaching at an ACC school in the late 80s - early 90s the men's basketball team was living in the most luxurious townhouses in the area and all were driving high end sports cars. I can't assign a dollar value like a salary, but with 41 years experience in sport related higher education, I saw things that seemed implausible.

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I had a good friend that had a processing operation similar to what you are describing. He was in South Carolina. He had a standard rate for skinning, skinning and field dressing, cooler hang time, meat processing, caping for trophies, etc.

He ran a knife through his hand and I volunteered to cover for him while he was absent. It was one of the most discussing things I've ever done. The number of slob hunters that brought in gut shot, poorly field dressed, spoiled carcasses and the hunter was too drunk to know - this list goes on but you get the picture. They are going to blame you for mixing their meat, spoilage, etc. Be prepared to meet "hunters" that you read about but hope to never see.

One last thing, my friend had a very difficult time disposing of the skins, guts, and bones. He had to dig trenches, cover with lime and bury the remains. Those burial sites were inspected regularly by the state.

Just sharing personal experiences. Good luck with your endeavor.

I cringe when I hear "data driven decisions." Like you, I believe it should be, "data informed decisions."

I agree with you. I retired 6 years ago and bought a cheap HD, B&S push mower. I used it weekly to mow multiple lots in a Lake Erling community. I abuse the mower and like it's predecessor, it keeps on ticking.

I watched Brandon throw every pass at Green Bay. From the time he first stepped on the field to the last interception. I've never seen a person throw a prettier spiral than him. His accuracy was abysmal. The warm up drill where you start 10 yards apart and keep backing up was shocking. The person catching Brandon's passes was getting a cardiovascular workout jumping, chasing those inaccurate throws. During the entire warm up drill process, I never saw an accurate pass.

The video was posted on the final offensive play. You had two recievers. One on the hash and one on the sideline. He threw it to the Wisky defender between them. He hit the Wisky defender perfectly, I think it was intended for one of our recievers and he missed that badly.

My favorite was when Texas and LSU met at 'Blatt in the thrilling 3 game finals. Our tickets for game three were behind the Texas dugout and we where surrounded by Texas fans. Kinda felt like Travis at the Alamo. The butt whipping was complete and we had the section to ourselves toward the end of the game. We experienced a close up of the championship dog pile and trophy presentation.

We withnessed the beatdown of Florida and the victories over Costal. We left disappointed once at the hands of the gators.

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Thank you

Hind sight is always 20/20.

When LSU was, in my opinion, underscored on the floor during the first rotation and OU was inflated or failed to recieve deductions for multiple misses on the vault the die was cast. LSU went to the vault, the same 1/2 steps received much larger deductions than OU. In those two rotations, I believe you're talking at least a .2 swing in total score which would obviously have been the difference. Yes, they took the lead after the 3rd rotation but only by .07. Maybe, those last two roations go differently if there is more pressure on OU.