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he is a top 10 player on perfect game and is having an outstanding season. I know he loves football but baseball is his love. not much a decision to make


I tend to agree unless those mid major offers turn into P5 offers. Then things could get complicated. And with the amount of time baseball and football consume at the major college level, I think the era of two sport athletes is over.
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I know he's a '27, but Jordin Griffin appears to be having a much better season (purely based on twitter clips) as a junior.


i still think he ends up at lsu just because of height. But bat speed, throwing velo and overall speed are off the charts. Really really good kid too.


Mid Major Football offers beginning to come in for Griffin as a RB. He'll have more than one decision to make.
The next president of the United States: Marco Rubio.
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We also had MJ and Tyson. Boxing was incredible in the 80s


The anticipation for huge fights in the late 80s and 90s probably won't ever return. Hell, the anticipation for summer blockbuster movies is gone too. Both were a lot of fun.
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Maybe the worst is over


Not likely. Crude is up 9% already.
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Personally, I highly doubt Milam leaves. He’s not an elite prospect at the professional level and he’s a career hitter under .300 in college.


He’s currently projected to go in rounds 5-7. That’s probably high enough to get his professional career started.
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Plus the Liv golfers sold their souls and aren’t even competitive anymore


Paul McGilney brought up a great point on Live From. LIV courses are set up for birdies and low scores. It’s a loose atmosphere with music playing. Coming back to a Major, that first round is a shock to their systems. Not single LIV golfer broke par in the first round and their average score was 75.3, worse than the overall average of 74.6.
Hate to break to Mr. Daughtery, no one has any idea what is going to happen with energy prices in future now that Iran has the influence that it has on the Strait.
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So what in the posted article is inaccurate?


Not sure how anyone can argue about the accuracy of this statement.

“It is clear that American officials underestimated how cheaply and easily Iran could lock up the strait, even after its major offensive capabilities were disabled.”
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I could be wrong, but they don’t seem quite as bad as when Vitello was there.


Because they suck now.
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Alex Jones is, well, Alex Jones.


In his and his attorney’s own words, Jones said he was a “performance artist” who engages in “political satire”. He’s an entertainer.
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Leave and declare victory without accomplishing any of our strategic objectives and emboldening Iran and its terrorist allies. I suspect we will do this.


You’re getting your share of DVs but this is spot on. I don’t think there will be an invasion. We’ll leave and try and put lipstick on the pig. Many will buy it. Many will not.
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Nothing like his 1st term. He lies, he doesn’t put America first, he scapegoats all his hires who were completely loyal to him doing everything exactly the way he wanted. He is just as corrupt as the knuckleheads in Congress. I hope we can find someone in 2028 that will do the job the way 2016 Trump did.


I was quite happy with Trump 2.0 up until this war with Iran where they appear to be woefully unprepared for the effect the war was going to have on Strait of Hormuz and energy prices.
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He has to make a decision - Americas future or Israel's perceived safety first.

If he doesn't get affordability under control fast then republicans will lose badly in midterms and then they'll impeach him and run out the clock until 2028.

If diesel stays high then every single thing in the country is about to get more expensive, it's just the nature of logistics.

I'm still a Trump fan but I'm not blind. I know what's going to happen if he doesn't improve the economy, you all know. It's just whether or not you want to believe it.


You are correct. He walks away without a regime change, then Iran has a foothold on the Strait and a big chip in the global energy price game. There will be little to no hope of getting affordability under control with high energy prices.
Weather looks terrible in Knoxville on Sunday. We may get a DH on Saturday.

re: Governor Jeff Landry reelection

Posted by Tigerfan1274 on 3/31/26 at 8:12 pm to
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fricking over this State by cancelling the diversion project may be a bridge too far, Lane Kiffin or not.


He’s been able to keep that and his coziness with the trial lawyers out of the spotlight, I find it hard to believe that if Trump endorses him that he won’t win.

re: F the Strait of Hormuz

Posted by Tigerfan1274 on 3/31/26 at 9:35 am to
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It will start to settle lower in the coming months.


That’s far from guaranteed if Iran continues to control the Strait.

re: F the Strait of Hormuz

Posted by Tigerfan1274 on 3/31/26 at 9:31 am to
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Not our problem. Move on.


$100+/BBL of oil is a problem for our economy.