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Absolutely… lol

What more could your power broker friends want? Besides a championship every year.

At UTAustin the “big money power brokers” run the show. That’s the reason they haven’t won a title in over a decade.

We do not want that

I’m genuinely asking. What could these LSU big money LSU people want at this point.

Everyone, including BK knows the OLins is playing poorly, they also know that Nuss has regressed.

He’s going to struggle in the ACC. They aren’t bad, but their dominance is over, honestly it’s been over. There are other ACC teams with as much if not more NIL money to spread around. Miami, FSU come to mind.

Anyone have a league going that needs another team? Let me know.

This shite is so lame.

They’re a baseball school…

Underwood lived less than an hour from Ann Arbor. Havens a Louisiana kid. Why would he do that?

He’s also not nearly as coveted as Underwood. Why would he choose Michigan? We can drop a big enough bag for Haven.

No, but that looks pretty good at a glance. The author I’m referring to is an older guy. If I remember right, he’s pretty controversial.

“What dontcha want?” Hell or High Water nailed it. Watching that scene was like my Grandmother came back to life.

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Thoughts on Landman?


It’s a major exaggeration of the oil field, much like most Hollywood productions. For example, Billy Bob Thornton's character as a landman is a combination of several different jobs, making him more than just a traditional landman. He serves as a negotiator, investigator, debt collector, crisis manager, rig manager, and operations manager—too many roles to reflect a real person in the oil field

Perfect explanation. I worked as a Landman in the Permian for 5/6 years. No one ever kidnapped me and put a bag on my head. They should’ve cast some other actors to do the other jobs. Still would be far from realistic, but would’ve made more sense.

That’s really not any more brutal than any other year. Oklahoma is not good.

I only read the synopsis and the wiki page of the author. This was a while ago.

It follows a man, former military. I believe it was set in a timeline where America had either split or was generally not the same America we know. I remember comparisons to Jack Carr works, even some Punisher comparisons. He crossed the US, I don’t remember what his objective was. But he had interactions with young men, 18-25 or so where he was confused about their vernacular and commented on it. That scene, I believe, was somewhere around Oklahoma.

It was a bleak outlook on the future, not quite apocalyptic but sort of an every man for himself type situation.

It was definitely a series. I don’t know if it is good or not, but it piqued my interest.

Thanks in advance.

He shouldn’t be, and he won’t be.

Edit. At least not for his comments. He was absolutely correct and everyone besides Texas knows it.

3 games? Which ones?

So, the ref “erred”. Can he just pick up the flag and say “never mind, no penalty” and move on with the game?

Actual question. I’m not sure I’ve seen this happen before without some kind of explanation other than “whoops”.

This was a top 3/5 win in my book. As an alum and a diehard fan since 97/98 this victory felt very special.

Favorite non championship game to be clear.

I was wondering if y’all had the same thought.

We all were posting similarly last year after the Seminole loss. This LSU team looked better. Nuss looked good, the D looked much improved, special team, etc.

Clearly BK has a lot to work on (including his own coaching shortcomings) but he’s got a ton to work with.