tiggerfan02 2021

Our offense will probably not cross the 50 yard line unless UGA turns the ball over to us on their side of the field.

Then we will probably lose enough yardage to end up punting from our side of the 50 anyway. :lol:

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If someone did a pure statistical study of how many SEC football and basketball players could actually pass a standard H.S. GED exam after their eligibility has been exhausted. It would be embarrassing…and the powers that be would never allow that under the guise of privacy rights.

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Hell, 58% of the adult population in the USA cannot read above a 5th grade level.
Think about that general population number, then extrapolate it to the small % of athletes good enough to play at the highest level of D1 college football.

Probably pushing 80-85% at that point if not higher.

With millions of dollars in his bank account.

Must be nice...

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I miss when Popeyes made their biscuits from scratch. The rest of the country will never know how good they were.


Yep.....I miss their onion rings too..... and chicken nuggets were a lot better many years ago too. back in the yellow napkin days (if you know you know)

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Miss the chicken livers too. Can't believe they quit serving them. As cheap as livers are that had to be one of the highest profit margin items on the menu.

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Of the 22 active players on the field , only 2 are black heritage. If this were a SEC game I would expect 2 white.

The difference? The military colleges source players from its own student population. Yes they can provide scholarships but the primary function of the attendance is to fly a jet faster, defend a ship etc. which takes a technically competent individual.

The SEC only focuses on football capability which is physical strength driven. Players future employment is not a limitation . Recruiting is wide open education is way down the list of wants.

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What you said is 100% correct, but it is going to trigger some folks. :lol:

The flood is what divided the continents into what we see in the present day.

"The fountains of the deep were broken up". Genesis 7:11

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If I am not mistaken it is more like 3.2 from a stat I saw a couple days ago.


It is...That is why I said it SHOULD be getting the ball out before 2.5 sec. If he can throw it by then if not then run or roll out to buy more time.

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Gotcha. I read it as if you were stating he WAS getting it away in 2.5 sec.

We need major improvement in the OL and QB decision making. Sadly, sounds like the same thing we have said since Bo Nix left.

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All the globalist shite bags in the UN hate the US. Why are they still based on American soil???
Why are we still in the UN???
Why are we still part of NATO???

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Also, why do we continue to hand these sorry globalist parasites BILLIONS of dollars every year???!!!

Yeah, well that shitbag's "call to arms" is the Bush/Cheney/Rove turds calling for him to help them elect a fricking Marxist to the US Senate because he is butthurt over getting shitcanned by the CITIZENS OF TEXAS.

Haven't seen much discussion here after it hit the market.

After a couple of listens all the way through I am of the opinion that it might be his best work yet. It definitely has a lot of old-school bluegrass roots in it and the depth of the songwriting is great.

Oddly, the first song I heard off of it a couple months ago was Burn the Other End, it didn't really do anything for me, and I was hoping the rest of the album would not sound like that song. I still don't really care for the song (I think it's the weird time change/lyrics going into the chorus), but the rest of the album is a home run.

Saw an interview with him from ACL behind the scenes and he said he is "practicing guitar" for an hour a day now learning music theory and new playing styles. That should translate into some interesting stuff going forward.

Thoughts? :cheers: