BenjaminFranklin

You need to buy on SeatGeek, that’s who the Saints and Pels work with directly.

Your best bet is a middle of the week game against a non-marquee name. I don’t know if you want to surprise him before Christmas or tell him you’re taking him to a game after, but the Blazers on 12/11 and 1/2, Nets 1/14, Pistons 1/21, and Kings 2/9 should all be cheap.

If you’re not going to this next home game, screen shot the price for tickets in the areas you want and then check back like 3 hours before the game. The tickets are usually way cheaper closer to tip off because people are just trying to get rid of them. No one goes to the games.

I’d let your cousin pick out of whichever of those games you’re free for and you can just buy the best priced tickets that day. If you buy tickets in the lower level corner sections right next to the sideline, you typically will have no issue sitting in the sideline section. What I’ve done in the past is pulled SeatGeek back up right before the game starts and see the best tickets that are still for sale in the better section next to me and sit in those seats.

You should be able to get some lower level corner tickets for around $35 each and some sidelines for around $50. Like I said though, if there are a ton of tickets listed for sale, don’t worry about trying to buy up close because you’ll be able to move closer at these types of games.

It’s also a pretty solid school academically.

Most folks want to leave the harsh winters for warmer weather as they get older. We are the most Catholic southern state. Makes sense.

In Meadowbrook in Mandeville...

Strong gusts but nothing really scary. Nothing sustained worth talking about. Rain hasn't really been an issue. I heard a couple of branches snap while under the back porch smoking a cigarette as well as a transformer blow but that's about it.

Lights have flickered but no loss of power what so ever.

Locking at 3.25% was definitely a good idea.

The only way I would shop further would be if I was certain that I was going to move within the next 10 years and I was able to find 10/1 ARM around 2.9%, but even then I think I'd rather have the locked 3.25 just in case I decide to stay. Rates can't go down much lower, if at all. Inflation is already high. The purpose of the Fed keeping rates low is to stimulate borrowing => ^ money supply => hopefully us pulling out of these tough times. Given that inflation is already high (lowering rates further increases inflation), and money is already cheap, there's really no reason to further drop rates. The reason the dropped rates haven't stimulated the economy like they should is that most people who want to take advantage of cheap money can't qualify for it.

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I was proud of our season, until I clearly see just how ugly our ten wins were to be playing who we are playing in the cotton bowl.

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Dude, stop crying. We had a 10 win season but the way that the SEC shook down this year resulted in us being the #3 SEC West team. Some years a 10 win season will get you into the Sugar Bowl. Once it got us into the NCCG. This year, it didn't work out too well. Why are you even bringing up DiNardo? Do you realize how ridiculous and inapplicable that parallel is? We had 10 freaking wins. The team who is going to the Cap One Bowl isn't ranked as highly as we are, and we beat them. I don't think that accepting the Cotton bid has anything to do with lower expectations, rather, it's about the proximity to the University, the stadium in which it will be played, and our fans being sick of going to Orlando. Not to mention, the old timers respect the Cotton Bowl more. It has been going on since 1937 without changing names. Further, playing Texas A&M is cool just because we don't really play them anymore and they are one state over. I know people from A&M and I will undoubtedly phone them up and start the smack flowing. I don't know anyone who went to Michigan State.

To sum everything up: you need to take a chill pill because you are looking for something to complain about when you have no justified reason to do so, much like a spoiled child. The Cotton Bowl and the Capital One Bowl are not that different. I would rather play Texas A&M than Michigan State. I don't care about Michigan State.

I want to wait until after week 9. MJD and Gore have the same bye week. I would almost certainly lose that week if I had to start AP, Reg Bush, and Gaffney as my RB, RB, flex players.

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Who is the other WR you are starting?

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Yea seriously. Also, who are you starting at the flex position? ESPN is projecting both of those guys to get 16 points.

Yea, I have Reggie Wayne and Roddie White on one of my teams and I just start them every week regardless of matchups. Has worked out pretty well thus far as I am undefeated in that league. Right now, there are very few receivers I would trade Roddie for. He hasn't scored more than 16 points in a game yet for me this season, but he hasn't scored less than 10 either. Dude is money.

And to the OP, FWIW, Britt is a free agent in that league and I have no interest in picking him up.

Kenny Britt has scored a TD in each of his last three games. However, in the first two of those games he had a total of 5 receptions. Thus, 2/5 receptions were TDs. He also had less than 30 yards receiving in both of those games. I don't see him continuing to get TDs. Besides, those first two games he still had less than 10 points even with the TDs. Roddy is good for 10+ every week.

Come on, man.

Yea, I'll probably start Moss, but should I then start Smith or Jackson in the flex spot?