PeleofAnalytics

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Adrian Peterson was entertaining.

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Find us one picture of him with an SEC patch on his uniform and we will reconsider.

You might need Willy's photoshop "expertise" for this.

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Who was missing from the Iron Bowl?

Not talking about Greg McElroy or Mark Barron, both of which were hurt during the game.

Also, 2010 Alabama > 2007 Florida.

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Wasn't missing, just nagging injuries for a bulk of the lineup. Mostly ankle injuries but plenty of others that were not bad enough to keep a player out.

Alabama Football: What Can We Still Learn From 2010?

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We didn’t have the ACL type injuries which plagued the 2012 squad. It was ankle injuries which ravaged the defensive front seven putting more pressure on the young secondary to make plays they just weren’t ready to make yet.. Dont’a Hightower was never 100% following his 2009 knee injury and Dareus and Upshaw were both hampered with nagging injuries all year and weren’t able to be as effective rushing the QB as we had hoped. If you can’t rush the QB, and your secondary has holes, bad things are bound to happen. It’s science.

Also, injuries on offense weren’t to be avoided. Both Trent Richardson and Mark Ingram dealt with knee injuries throughout the year. Add the fact the O-line took longer to jell then most expected and you had an ineffective offense.

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Mark Ingram was a meniscus tear in preseason camp. I remember Fluker had a groin, B Jones also had an ankle two weeks before Auburn and needed shoulder surgery after the season and Vlachos had a foot that went bad in preseason that he played through. Typical stuff but it was just more than I ever remember them dealing with. And Julio broke his hand midway but he did heal up pretty quick.

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As a general observation, it seems like conservatives spend a lot more time thinking about naked dong than liberals do.

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I don't have a problem with this IF they are postmarked before election day

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I might not have a problem but I know how easy it is to get a stamp. I remember once walking into the post office and finding a certified mail receipt stamp just sitting on one of the tables for anyone to take.

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Garrison Hearst

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96 OT run on opening day in 1998 pretty much ingrained in my mind forever. That dirt in candlestick was classic but I'm sure was a bitch to get tackled on

Ridiculously worded law. The way I read it is that if a business truly wants to prohibit concealed carry holders from bringing their firearms, they can still post a clearly visible sign prohibiting firearms from their store. Problem solved if that is your problem. Nobody is forcing "Bruce and Freddie's Beads and Oils" shop to allow guns in their store if they don't want them.

The previous law was just preemptively imposing this ban in businesses that welcomed concealed-carry holders. Ridiculous.

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Do they want Socialism more than they value their own religion

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I don't know if they really view "Jew" as religion in the same sense most others do. It is more of a culture.

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To the downvoters and naysayers. First, I have no need to make shite up to seem cool on the internet.

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Damn... LSU and Ole Miss are like...

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I respect that they are willing to push the envelope to try to win. I don’t care if they’re successful, I just admire their willingness

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You must really respect and admire shite like this then

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$300 billion of private investment would basically give the U.S. and its allies major control and influence over Iran

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Let's not pretend that they aren't of the same mind as Venezuela (if not worse) in late 2000s and early 2010s when they nationalized the oil industry and "Expropriated" millions in equipment from oil companies.

The private investment is great until they decide they are just going to take it. Unless there is some legitimate safeguard for that possibility, the 300 B could easily go up in smoke.