Dylan

I have some money on a commission card, and was looking to get a new gun. I like the Ruger Americans and I would use it for calling in predators with a thermal, and I have a newborn daughter so when she’s old enough to deer hunt I’d like something she can shoot her first deer with possibly.

I’m stuck between the Ruger American gen 2 ranch in 22 creed and the prairie in .22 ARC.

Hunting, vacations seeing amazing places

Before the season he said he liked the team, but depth would be an issue. It’s no secret or surprise, but it’s crazy the amount of bad injuries we’ve had. Every year players get banged up, but losing these guys to season ending injuries and close to season ending injuries sucks.

Stick was actually a gun and he was hunting, took his shoes off so he could stalk quietly, once he got whatever he was hunting, he was so excited he forgot to go get his shoes.

In reality, prolly just cracked out.

The 1100 .410s and 28 gauges are routinely bringing $2500-$3000 on gun broker now so I’d say they’re pretty popular still or should I say collectible. I really want a .410 and 28 gauge but I just can’t make myself spend that kind of money. I’d love to have a collection of 1100s added to my hunting room. All I have is the 20 gauge.

My thing is our backup qb has the exact same playing style as our qb1. It’s not like one is a pocket passer and one is dual threat, both guys are scramblers. So LSU would be running pretty much the same offense with either. Theres no benefit to trying to trick ole Miss on who will be playing because they have to prepare for the same style either way.

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Both are very good in pass defense. Both are also extremely shitty in rush defense. LSU will soon find out.

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Good thing Y’all have one of the worst rush offenses in NCAA lol what are yall 96th in rushing offense? You have Frank Wilson as your rb coach…

Lane Kiffin has lost control of fan voting. They put 2 of his qbs in the heisman favorites!

Yeah let’s question one of the best qb talent evaluators, who studied their film before they came here, recruited them, and watches them everyday at practice.

Let’s start a backup guy who outside of garbage time, with huge leads, and no pressure the last 2 weeks, only has ever played against division 2 opponents. Let’s start him on the road in our first SEC game, against a top 10 team in a hostile environment. What could go wrong.

What do we have to lose, you ask? Well the game first and foremost, not to mention Leavitt’s confidence and attitude moving forward, and also the backup qb’s confidence and growth moving forward if he played bad. So basically have a ton to lose.

If Leavitt doesn’t try to do too much I think we win. He needs to just throw the ball away before taking a bad sack or forcing a throw. He needs to hang in the pocket a little longer and not immediately bail out even though his running is elite. Ole Miss secondary hasn’t looked good through 2 games, so he needs to keep his eyes downfield and make some throws.

The defense needs to keep Chambliss contained, as much as we blitz and as fast as we are it’ll be easy for our guys to over run, take a bad angle, and run themselves out a play. If we keep him bracketed and force him to rush decisions I think we’ll be okay. Deuce Gerald’s is a beast we can’t let him get behind our secondary. Other than that, they haven’t looked spectacular.