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From your lips to God's ears. I can only hope you are correct.

Durkin has always been average. We can do better than average.

Prayers to your wife. I have heard nothing but great things about MDA. Those cancer Drs, nurses, technicians and physical therapists are amazing.

I am a 9 year survivor of Stage IV tonsil cancer. My treatment was done at Emory Winship and they absolutely saved my life. Still cancer free. Those folks at Emory are absolute angels.

Since moving to Alabama permanently in 2023; I have started going to UAB and they are great as well.

Doubt it. I think the GOP is going to lose bigly, unfortunately!

We got to 39 against UF in garbage time. UF called off the dogs like Lane did Saturday. If our O plays like it has in every game this year other than the UGA game, then there is no way we are putting 40 on the board against Ole Miss. Other than Southern Miss, our O hasn't proved to be capable of putting 40 on the board.

That effort we saw against LSU ain't beating Arky, much less Ole Miss.

Since Ole Miss has an O a lot like LSU's; I don't see our DC having any better luck against Ole Miss than he did against LSU. I think AU will need to score 40 to win and our O is not capable of doing that. I know our D under Durkin is not capable of holding Ole Miss under 35-38. This is not as bad of a matchup as LSU was but it is not a good one.

I believe this. However; I don't think it can be debated that BB is not the QB we thought we were getting. Along with the OL, Golesh and staff badly "missevaluated" the QB position. BB may give us the best chance to win; but it's not much of one.

Durkin is average and always has been. We can do better. Of course, we need to have someone lined up before we fire him and with this being AU, that is unlikely.

As a boomer who lived to work and never took any of my PTO nor all of my vacation time; I feel stupid for not taking the time I earned and they offered. No one is irreplaceable.

I missed too many school plays; practices and games because I was always a good soldier. Stage IV cancer retired me at age 54. In many ways, surviving cancer made me a better person and I realized there is a whole lot more to life than putting in that 50-60 hours a week.

We have saved well so financially retirement is on track. Physically; I am a wreck and I wish I had taken advantage of the time back when the kids and my wife and I were younger. Put me in at Hell Yes! Take as much time off as you have earned. Don't play hooky or anything like that, but if you have earned PTO, use it.

I vote the person. I have always voted GOP 99% of the time, but am open to anyone who would share most of the same beliefs that I have.