Favorite team:LSU 
Location:Ocean Springs, MS
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Interests:SEC Sports, Food, Music, The usual
Occupation:Teacher | Swim Coach
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Registered on:9/21/2008
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I’m not sure how I feel about this. Do we want him granted? There is no sure thing he comes here anyway.
When Lionel Turner saved Jason White I lost my mind. School was so great the next day. I grew up in Columbus, MS. Mostly State and Alabama fans. Being the only LSU fan in school, I couldn’t wait to wear my purple and gold all week. Haha
In the longterm, this game was perfect. A loss makes next season schedule and pick better, we have our QB and a solid draft class.
Johnson in post-season form. :yack:

re: Selling a home question.

Posted by rpg37 on 1/4/26 at 11:30 am to
My CPA always takes it out, I just didn't know if that was a running total or not.

re: Selling a home question.

Posted by rpg37 on 1/4/26 at 10:58 am to
How do I calculate recapture? Do I have to look at every old tax return and add them?
ESPN confirmed he has withdrawn. This is fricking wild. I don't enjoy this model of sports. It's why I gave up following recruiting. Until they are on the field, they are imaginary.

Selling a home question.

Posted by rpg37 on 1/4/26 at 10:44 am
Trying to find the exact right details. Online research is inconsistent.

I have a home I bought in Oxford for $140k in 2015. It is appraised for for triple and I am considering selling it since I have moved away and probably have no interest of returning. I lived in the house for a total of five years - 2015-18 and then 2021-23.

This year marks the magic two in five years rule for capital gains. I am thinking of selling. However, someone told me that since I didn't live in it the whole time, I would have to pay some fees like recapture depreciation as it was a rental in the years between. Says it offsets the appreciation of the home in the years I didn't live in it.

The home appraises for triple now than it did then so the tax savings is not insignifcant, but I want to make sure I am not slaughtered with unexpected tax that blindsides me later.
I think this plays best for the organization to lose this last game.
What the frick does that even mean?
Then they should cease coaching immediately.
You’re just being a child. Asking hypotheticals as if there is someone who can answer them conclusively.
This is such a stupid thread. Literally nobody knows. Does he kick the FGs? Probably. He probably would not have fricked up the end of half situation as much. This is all hypothetical bullshite.
I still hold firm to my POV from two years ago. The NCAA will not be a governing body by 2030. Schools with break away from their sports departments and they will form LLCs and an internal semi-pro division. It's broken.
Look, I make good money. I would never even consider trying to make all these game. They need at least one more round on campus. The bowl system is no longer designed for fans. Look at the attendance of all bowl games. Not just tickets of the game itself, but transportation, food and lodging.
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If you’re gonna have 4 rounds make it 16 teams, get rid of the bye and play all home games until the championship. Your reward for being the 1 or 2 seed is all home games. Would be so much better than all these natural site games and actually interesting.


100%. Georgia should have hosted Mississippi. A&M should have hosted Miami. Not saying these outcomes change the results, but the benefit is miniscule. Georgia won the conference, beat Mississippi in the regular season, and their reward is playing them in a border state (neutral site).
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Is Georgia not a rival?


In comparison to Mississippi, of course not. And you know that.