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Hit the pylon, that makes it a safety

Are you serious? It was announced last week.

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The key is the guy who recovered it didn't stop playing

I have 2x10 joists with the max span of 12'.

I meant thin set mortar. I was mostly asleep this morning apparently

That's my mistake. I meant exposure 1

I'm putting ceramic tile over an old hardwood floor that is past the point of repair, and because the wife wants it.

I'm needing to put plywood down over the planks and then put the backer board over the plywood. And I need it be acceptable to receive glue

All of my local lumber yards don't even know what I'm talking about. I live way out in the sticks

My guess is your guess is probably closer to correct than my original guess

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Is it still going to be a requirement to schedule a p4 team?

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Yes. Which to me even more so makes the 7 win number an even bigger thing.

There are years where you'll have 5 away sec games and your p4 game (which there should be NO REASON for that game to be away in the same cycle as the 5 away SEC games)

So....

An average of 7.2 wins.

We're really arguing about winning 6 or winning 7?

I think one of the biggest things moving forward is who the p4 we schedule is.

For now we shouldn't be scheduling Notre Dame, Utah, etc

It should be Boston College, Northwestern, Minnesota, Kansas State, Purdue. Schools in the same type of class as where we currently are.

Have several seasons of winning 8-9 games and then move up in competition.

You're telling me finishing 2-10 would have you feeling the same way as 7-6?

If that's the case then so be it. I personally feel like there would be a difference.

For one we would be fed up with ONLY winning 7 games. That's an improvement.

So when I say let's start with 3 straight years of winning a bowl game.... That doesn't seem so bad

Oh no sir, central Arkansas is God's gift to everything. They'll always be here no matter what if the team would just be here. Right?