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> Tucker goes full anti-Israel (his interview with Cruz was hilarious btw if you haven’t seen it)

> Kirk sets up live panel with Tucker to talk about the issue, among other things

> TPUSA’s Israeli/jewish donors pull their donations (in excess of $2M/year) for not canceling the panel (confirmed by TPUSA)

> Kirk then admits he has “no choice to leave the Pro Israel cause”

> Shot two weeks later

Incredible.

A lawyer showing a 5 second clip favorable to his client and going on TV? Of course there was more video. Not sure there could have been any more red flags. Holy

I'm sure as mad as all of the other Les Miles offenses that didn't do shite about it.

They should’ve sent Nuss to that camp in California where Burrow and JD5 went after their first year. That place works miracles

Ben Hill Griffin stadium is packed to the absolute gills even though they are 1-3 and it is 85° there and muggy as shite. Sounds loud as hell on TV.

Could you imagine Death Valley in this same circumstance? Lmao!

Sorry but this is not close for me.

You think this offense is bad? Do not even get me started on Les Miles having the most vanilla offense on planet earth while the rest of CFB was throwing the ball around the yard. It’s one thing for us to have a depleted offensive line and struggle with injuries this year and underperform, with Miles we’d consistently have a top 3 recruiting class (literally every year) and we would be bottom quartile in offensive production almost every year. Nothing pissed me off more than watching like 12 of our players get drafted every year but not able to score a touchdown against Arkansas or some shite. Multiple games where we’d struggle to even cross the 50 yard line. I think in the first half of that Wisconsin game in GB we got like 2 first downs the entire 1st half. Even with our horrific offense today that would simply be unfathomable. Have you all forgotten about the HORRIFIC clock management? And his dumbass accent and eating grass on the sideline while all the seals (fans) in the stands clapped aimlessly. You guys forget, I don’t. I wake up in a hot sweat at least once a week to that A&M game where we won like 12-7 in what had to be the ugliest win of all time and the players carried him out on their shoulders. He was supposed to be fired but our AD at the time was so “moved” by the action that he didn’t (only to fire him 3 games later the very next year).

Orgeron - People pretended to like him because he was a culture fit and “spoke like us”. No he didn’t speak like us, he’s just retarded. We had the softest LSU team of all time, getting blown off the line by UCLA, Kentucky, and Missouri. Lost to Troy. Multiple reports both officially and anecdotally of players not giving a shite during practice and fricking around during meetings, on their phones and shite. His GF showing up at practice and constantly having to look at her washed 38yo bare tits on my iPhone every day. Never again, please.

Say what you will about BK. He gave us a pretty disciplined team and we do have a consistently high floor.

Not to be a sunshine pumper but would the below be possible:

Nuss injures his abdomen in fall camp. It is not a bad enough injury per se that one should bench your at the time Heisman front-runner QB for a big game at Clemson. Which IMO is a fair gamble - you are not going to bench your Heisman QB that has spent a month preparing for Clemson just because he may be in some pain. He performs okay against Clemson, you get the win. BK probably tells himself "okay this is manageable, we beat a good Clemson team (what we thought at the time) and he'll only get healthier".

He doesn't play very well vs. La Tech and UF, but you get the wins nonetheless - no reason to really sound the alarm yet. He's feeling the pressure a bit though, yells at a reporter. The offense is struggling but you see SELA as a chance to get Nuss more reps with his receivers against a weak opponent. He does just that and looks good throwing the ball. He then tells the media after the game "Nuss had an injury at camp but he's on the back side of it now" which at the time no one really argued with because he was pretty darn flawless against SELA.

You then start ramping him up in the week leading up to Ole Miss. Maybe he doesn't look great in practice, maybe he does, but it's too late to play a back-up. You roll the dice. At Ole Miss he looks like absolute dog shite and is clearly still injured. You then say "wow he wasn't really out of the woods at all. Let's give him the bye week to rest up and go from there" He then tells the media as much, paraphrasing: "He's been slower to heal than we thought, but we think he's on the back side of this and should be much healthier after the bye week". I could read this as Kelly genuinely giving Nuss one last shot to get healthy over the bye week (which he referenced before the SELA game as the target for full health). I don't think he's ready to pull the plug yet on his 5th year senior captain-QB, but if he shows up again like at Ole Miss against SC, I think he may.

This is my most charitable view of the situation, not saying I agree with it - I think Kelly is probably just lying about a lot of this.

So he’s just arse? Damn that’s wild

Jesus Christ...

This is not a “regression.” His game has fallen off a cliff out of nowhere

If they showed this it would just be a video of Nick Saban sacrificing a 13 year old girl in Bohemian Grove or something utterly insane.

My pet peeve is choosing to field punts under almost any circumstances. The amount of muffs in college football (and the consequences thereof) vastly outweighs the 5 yards of average return yards or whatever it is. A few years ago some guy started a Twitter thread about it. He said basically if you expect more than 1.5 muffs on average per year (which is slightly lower than the CFB average per team of 1.75), then you are better off just letting it go.

In my opinion, you should basically just never put a guy back there. The team is giving you the ball, let them.

Fine 3 losses. Whatever, You get my point. They do care how a teams “looks”

From Arch or Nuss at QB. Oh wait they suck arse too!

I can sort of empathize with Notre Dame after a really hard week 1 game (of which we had to deal with in the previous 4 years). They lost two close games against top 15 teams. I don’t think they are arse.

That is the 4th kick I’ve seen this year that has taken an immediate right turn in mid air after being straight.

Maybe Grupe is just arse.