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P4 whatever you know what I mean essentially Clemson FSU and Miami best available amount the P4 programs that haven’t joined a the mega conference yet.

In light of the recent developments with the potential college football bill being passed that it could potentially give P5 powerhouse teams that are not already in the two mega conferences of the B10 or SEC a real chance to dip.

I wood only consider adding Clemsons and FSUs because they are good cultural fits but we need to have Texas Slayin Men and Missery whacked first before we add any more teams to the SEC. I wood not cry myself to sleep at night if South Carolina got caught in the cross fire and got whacked as well just for being a worthless pile.

I know a Clemsons baw womb is balls deep within that program womb is absolutely dying to get a bid from the SEC. The last straw for him was not closing on Tits Daddario to be their conference ambassador lady.

The ACC big wigs had tried to compete against the “it just means moar” girl. They were in talks with hiring Tits Daddario to be their conference slam piece but they ultimately couldn’t cum to terms.

Truth be told I think it’s better if you have an unknown like the Auburn girl that we hired. She was so fine and man did she look the part. She would poison your cereal and take off with the kids and life insurance money in a heartbeat.

The Clemsons baw told me that being a member of the ACC served its purpose. They got to have sweater vest brunches with ivy league schools of the South and avoid the week to week injury carnage that the SEC wood have done to their rosters.

What do yall think? Wood you be down to give Clemsons and/or FSUs a suicide bid if they seem like real frat stars during rush?

Mathew Leavitt is going to send us places. He has been throwing dots in fall camp. He is a big dog. He needs Scarlett Johansson to be his energizer bunny other than that we are Gucci fam.

Our record is going to be so gorgeous. All the huge games will be in the Booty House. I have never been to this many games since I was in college.

That was an absolute beatdown. Reminded me of a young Jeffery Dahmer the way he did France. They got dealt with.

I’ve owned about six different L.A.B. Golf putters at this point including a Counterbalance DF3 with an Accra shaft, Counterbalance Mezz with an Accra shaft, Broomstick Mezz, DF2.1 in both standard and armlock, DF3 armlock, and the original Link.1 so I’ve had a pretty complete run through the lineup.

If you are serious about performance, custom is the way to go. Getting fit for lie angle and upgrading to the Accra shaft makes a noticeable difference in consistency and face control. One thing that catches a lot of people off guard is head weight when transitioning to a zero torque design. Coming from a traditional torque putter, the head can feel unusually light at first. That sensation is not actually about weight but about the absence of torque that your hands are used to feeling during the stroke. If you prefer a heavier and more stable feel, it makes sense to go with a heavier head option from the start so you do not go through the full custom process only to realize the feel is not what you expected. Custom builds typically take about a month unless you pay for expedited production and shipping, so getting that decision right upfront matters.

The transition to zero balance is faster than most people think. With consistent weekend play and some focused practice, it usually takes about two to three weeks to feel natural. The key is committing to the change and not bouncing back and forth between putters because that slows down the adjustment.

For most golfers, the DF3 is the best off the rack option. It provides a high level of forgiveness without the extreme look that some of the other heads have. The DF2.1 is still the most forgiving head they make and truly feels like the putter is locked on rails, but the DF3 is easier to manage when it comes to pace and distance control on longer putts.

Face, feel, look and sound differences are worth understanding because they are very distinct across the lineup. The Mezz has a more clicky sound and a firmer feel assuming the standard non insert face, and visually it is most similar to a fanged Scotty Cameron style mallet. The DF3 has a very soft feel with the same non insert assumption and gives you comparable forgiveness in a cleaner and less intimidating shape, which makes it easier to transition from a traditional mallet. The DF2.1 is the original design and has a more pronounced ping or almost gong like sound that reminds you of an old school Ping putter, and it truly feels like the putter is doing the work for you with the lowest torque profile of the group. The Link.1 is best compared to a traditional blade like a Scotty Cameron rather than a mallet, but it is significantly more stable than anything in that category. The difference in torque profile between a Scotty blade and the Link.1 is substantial, with Scotty being on the higher torque end of the spectrum, so moving into a Link.1 is a noticeable shift even within blade style putters.

If I were recommending one setup, it would come down to a standard or counterbalance DF3 based on personal preference. If you like a firmer feel with a little more pop off the face, I would go with the insert option. It produces a bit more rollout so you do not need as long of a stroke for comparable distance. I do not currently have the insert, but it is the next version I plan to add.

At the end of the day, practice is always required no matter what putter you use. I would recommend incorporating drills like the thumbs off drill, which you can find on YouTube, along with using a putting board to dial in your setup and ball position. With L.A.B. putters, the ball generally needs to be played slightly more forward in your stance, closer to your left pinky toe. The goal is to develop a consistent square to path stroke, which is what L.A.B. is referring to when they say the face stays square. If your setup or path is off, you will negate the benefit of the technology. These putters are very natural and intuitive once you get used to them, but they are different from what most golfers have used before, so it takes a reasonable amount of time and focused practice to fully unlock the performance.

Cause he does porn at the plate

Jay Johnson is so elite in the portal.

He is going to run through the entire gymnasium sqaud.

Mathew Yorke