RidiculousHype

JV is one of the more likeable pro athletes out there. Always enjoy his interviews. Could have a career in coaching or managing if he wants it.

Before the time machine, Napoleon complains of having no skills. After the time machine, he's a great dancer, artist, bass fisherman, and milk-taster.

Before the time machine, Grandma has a broken coccyx which would have severely limited her mobility, given her age. After the time machine, she's standing there outside with Tina looking no worse for wear.

Before the time machine, Rico sells the tupperware knockoff, and seems to be doing well (flaunting the $120 proceeds). After the time machine, suddenly he's creepily selling Bust Must herbal enhancers to underage girls. A sudden, unexplained change of character and sales strategy.

Before the time machine, Napoleon is in the Happy Hands club, but Summer is not. After the time machine, Napoleon is not in the club, but Summer is; they wear dance outfits, and the song is different.

Two songs play at the dance, while Rico is back home presumably attempting to use the time machine: "Time After Time", and "Forever Young".



I think Rico successfully went back to '82, altered a few events, creating a ripple effect through time which ultimately led him to find his soul mate, which is what he was after all along.

Golfing out West in the fall, taking in a mid tier game between rounds, could be worse :dunno:

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He looks like a stud to me. Recruiting services are slipping if they didn’t even have a profile for him.

Not a soccer fan, but the World Cup is great TV. Any true competitor knows this.

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Y’all know I like my shorter IOL.

I will just sit back and trust Lane.

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All about pad level baw

Pete Jenkins camp next week :dude:

They look pretty legit to me :dunno:

I think so. The food was great. Is that family still in the restaurant business?

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I was obsessed with it back in the day. There are better shows, but I don't know if I have ever had more fun watching a show than 24.

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This is a great way of putting it. And I agree 100%

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so i dont have a dog in the fight....

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Same here. This gif is literally the only bit of Sam Houston or Dutchtown baseball I've seen all year.

Connecting dots, I'm guessing Sam Houston used to get bullied by Barbe with these types of tactics, so they started fighting fire with fire and now they play the same way. Of course I'm only seeing one play and making a lot of assumptions..

I don't know who louisiana scoreboard guy is but I'll take your word for it. If he's a Dutchtown guy he might be feeling like this was their last shot with Prairieville taking a lot of the baseball neighborhoods from their attendance zone.

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Li'l bit?

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I'm in this camp, but only because my confidence in Jay after last year was insanely high. He'd just won his 2nd title in 3 years, this time without the star power of the 2023 team (Anderson & Eyanson hadn't blazed thru the minors yet) and appeared to have mastered college baseball the way Nick Saban had mastered college football.

Looking at it now, the margins are thinner than they appeared when the team walked off the field after Game 2 against Coastal Carolina. At that time, it seemed even in a bad/unlucky season, the worst Jay could do was .500 in the SEC and a regional appearance because he's just that good.

Now we know the bottom is quite a bit lower than that, but I expect if Jay stays at LSU long-term he will have more seasons closer to the top of the range than the bottom. But instead of a natty every other year, maybe it's every 5 years. Still puts him in the elite category, and every other school would pay a lot of money for those results.