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I fly to San Jose for a conference at Stanford next month....I need to check out SF a little and this needs to be something I do.

I have lived in all three, mostly in MS, born in LA...I would rank it AL, MS and then LA last. None are great overall. All of them have great, amazing and unique pockets.

Last year single game is definitely an exception - I said historically for a reason. :lol:

I think Mississippi wins this game. It will be their most important home game since 2003. They will put everything into this game. It being an early season game in more beneficial to them since they return more key pieces. I am hoping to be wrong, but the fact is they should be good.

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Soccer Hooligans?

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Scotty knows where to find them...

What a retarded challenge.

Wildly, OU was one of just what, two series we had that didn't result in a sweep? With us actually coming close to winning minus a bullpen blown save.

I went 15-0 in National Champion with a team rating of 89 ????

QB Andre Ware
RB Kenneth Davis
WR Justin Blackmon
WR Kirk Gibson
FLEX Shaun Alexander
DEF Derrick Johnson
Coach Jim Tressel

Can you go 15-0 and win it all?
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At 39, recovery is slower than ever. Since beginning lifting again in March, I am now about 95% of my max in all areas from my peak. However, now I need another recovery day per week. Flexibility is down.

Tried the free session there and boy, it was amazing....hit a new career best the next day. Amazing feeling in the back really reversing the pain I feel from squatting the following day.

I did my first paid session today...and it felt good. I assume the benefits will be mostly felt in the first few sessions. I was curious if anyone here has extended it more than a few sessions. I would have to assume the benefits dwindle less and less with every future workout?

@Sorsby_TTQB gotta admire @OUbaseball, but those Heels are just too much. Gotta take them at -120.

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If they had the candyland path that UNC has, they probably would've .

Idk why LSU fans in particular are taking this so personally. It's a common sense issue, not a UGA specific issue. There is a massive competitive imbalance between the two sides and you'd have to be a complete retard to argue otherwise. Considering these teams have made it this far and are the last ones standing you would think it stands to reason that you'd want them all to be on somewhat equal footing as far as chances to advance. With this year's bracket clearly that is not the case.

Switch UGA and UNC prior to Omaha and we are in the same position they are coasting and cruising to an easy championship appearance while UNC may already be eliminated for all we know. Hell even bama on the left side would've had the chance to make a little noise.

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This is a poor argument and one 99% of people will disagree with. UGA had the easier regional and super. It's a bracket. No different than the NCAA basketball tournament. In no championship sport does reseeding happen. Happens all the time one side is tougher than the other, or upsets fuel one side over others.