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If the amount of total NIL money were to keep increasing, at some point the amount per player means less, and instead its the amount of cars, houses, vacations and virgins offered.
The longer they are in the portal, I assume their price goes down. Hope most of them get a good haircut.

re: First Russia, now US

Posted by 98eagle on 1/3/26 at 10:25 am to
Canada is watching this and preparing to attack the North Pole.

re: Ruger 10/22 Carbon

Posted by 98eagle on 1/2/26 at 11:37 pm to
In addition to the 10/22s, check out some of the Ruger 22 Charger custom builds on YouTube. There are some pretty awesome builds with folding braces, binary triggers, 6" carbon threaded barrels, competition bolts, suppressors, etc.

re: This Indiana thing is insane...

Posted by 98eagle on 1/2/26 at 8:37 pm to
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Cignetti is the best coach in college football.
Every time the camera zoomed in on Cignetti on the sideline, no matter what the situation, Cignetti's eyes are scanning like a Terminator robot. He's like an AI super computer terminator robot analyzing every minute detail of everything and everyone in the stadium.
Definitely game of the year.

re: Just give it to them refs

Posted by 98eagle on 1/1/26 at 10:35 pm to
Zebras about to throw another flag
Zebras gonna win the football game.
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Wow. Stockton made of steel.
Stockton reminds me of the movie Novacaine. The guy gets the shite knocked out of him but he can't feel a thing so he keeps fighting like there's no tomorrow.
I'm surprised Stockton didn't get hurt.
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Turnip greens are pretty good
Speaking of Turnip Greens, Margaret Holmes brand Real Southern Style Turnip Greens that they sell at Walmart are fantastic. Don't need to add anything. Just dump in a bowl, warm in a microwave and they are as good as homemade. If you don't have turnip greens in your diet, there's a good chance you will after trying these.

Zach Top is a great country singer.

re: Best Android big screen TVs?

Posted by 98eagle on 12/31/25 at 5:14 pm to
Thanks for the suggestion. My current receiver is actually an older Denon X-AVR1300W. It's a great receiver for our current 5.2 setup, but it's just a little too old and doesn't process Dolby Atmos. We need at least a 7.2 setup with Atmos. I am definitely interested in Denon receivers. The HEOS technology they have is also compelling. I believe Marantz receivers also have that technology.
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I'd just get downvoted and called a liar.
I hear ya. My goal is to give at least 2X more than I did this year to people who I determine are trying to make an honest living but could still really use some help.

re: Best Android big screen TVs?

Posted by 98eagle on 12/30/25 at 9:45 pm to
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Samsung 65 S90F,
I just started looking for a new TV to replace our older Sony Bravia. I'm waiting until Super Bowl week specials arrive and then I am heading to Bestbuy to check out what's available in person. We watch TV in a Sunroom with no direct sunlight but it has a good bit of glare on our screen especially when watching dark low light shows. Our existing Bravia has a great picture, but not too good for glare in a room with a lot of natural light. I will definitely take a look at the Samsung S90F and also the S95F, plus the Sony Bravia XR X90L, XR X95L and BZ series (with anti glare screens). The best I can tell so far is that Samsung's S95F has the best anti glare screen of any consumer TV.

Also looking for a new receiver mainly for Dolby Atmos. We have a really good set of Klipsch Tower, Center, Surround and Subwoofer speakers and I purchased some Klipsch Atmos speakers last year on sale knowing that I can't use them until we replace our receiver. So I need to research receivers and TVs simultaneously. Any recommendations on a good receiver would be appreciated. I'll be heading to Rtings.com for TV input, but I wonder if there is a similar great site for receivers.
Unless they need to install any specific software, I recommend a Chromebook or Chromebox. My handicapped Mother-in-law called me almost non-stop needing help and asking questions about her Windows PC about 20 years. I bought her a Chromebook and drove 2000 miles round-trip and installed it and trained her how to use it. Since then I get almost zero issues and have retired as her personal computer support tech. I have replaced her Chromebook to a Chromebox a couple of times. On our next visit I will probably upgrade her Chromebox again to the latest version. Keeping her using a Chromebox is the best money I have ever spent on computers. I always get the latest ASUS brand and middle of the road with respect to CPU and RAM.