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Because it didn't matter.
The first person he interviews is obviously his first choice.
And everyone would have known Freeman interviewed here.

He is not.
UT is under investigation for recruiting.
Their program is a dumpster fire over recruiting misconduct.
Many of their players are leaving too.

How many is bama gonna sign this year? Lol

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Yeah. Keep reposting this to the forum.

Yeah. One stinking catastrophic season and people all of sudden no longer support O.

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Idk why he would play last night and then opt out.

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You REALLY don't??
Because we had a slim chance to win last game.
We don't have that in the next couple of games.

So, basically, all top La prospect (also LSU prospects) lost their fifth stars?
cool :crazy:


They even have Nuss still ranked pretty low. Remember when Caleb was an LSU lock until Joe Brady left and Munoz was not promoted and he went to OU instead? That's when his stock also raised considerably.

I have a question regarding an accident with a police car and if anyone has an experience with it, I would really appreciate the help. :cheers:

A cop hit my friend's car from behind. The policeman gave him his name and an incomplete report and rushed to a crime scene.

Now, here is the question:
Police cars don't have an insurance. State pays for their car crashes and the policeman told my friend that he should talk to his own insurance and the state pays the bill to his insurance (quite complicated).

He talked to his insurance and since he had collision coverage, they asked him to pay the deductible if state pays them, they will refund him. They also mentioned that 1) it is highly probable in these cases that they are not refunded by the state, and 2) it may increase his insurance rate (although the accident wasn't his fault!) :dope:

So, in this relatively complicated case of an accident with a cop, if the cop is at fault, what should the victim do? Pay the deductible and hope that everything goes well?!