Govt Tide

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Can’t have pass interference if ball isn’t catchable.

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Uncatchable? The pass hit his leg as he was getting knocked down to rhe ground ...lol

All credit to Georgia though. They're probably the favorite to win it all and Stockton is playing at an elite level. They took advantage of all the good breaks and bounces that went their way and got it done.

On the other hand, the fact that Bama literally didn't get a single bounce or break go there way and was only one play away from winning bodes well for this Alabama team.

Thank you good sir!

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The current trajectory sure looks like it’s already headed straight north with a possible late N-NW turn at landfall. I don’t think it’s gonna make it all the way east to Destin. Straight at pcola

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Although the overall setup is much different this has a bit of an Opal feel as far as a quick moving major hurricane expected to weaken some on approach as it veers just east if its projected track through Penscola.

The similarities with this one and Opal end after this one makes landfall close and enters Alabama. At that point this one slows for a bit and then starts bends back north/northwest in south Cental AL and then heads on a Geeneville to Centreville to Jasper, AL line.

Opal and Isaias were in very similar positions 12 to 18 hours before landfall and look to take similar paths thru FL. Opal got picked up by an approaching cold front and rocketed from the FL/AL border north of Destin and exited the northeast corner of the state in only about 8 or 9 hours. That why there was so much inland tree damage throughout the eastern half of Alabama and the western half of Georgia with Opal

A bit of encouraging news (at least for those in Pensacola) is that all the short term models are honing in on the right side of the cone. The bulls eye seems to be Ft Walton now.

All the models show a pretty wicked northern and western eyewall though so the area from Pensacola Beach to Navarre still looks to get rocked by the eyewall.

Everyone tends to focus on the eastern and northeastern eyewall (for good reasons especially with storm surge) but having experienced the northern and northwestern eyewall of Sally that part of the eyewall is no joke.

The highest wind gusts from Sally were in the northern and western eyewall including 121 mph at Fort Morgan and a 129 mph gust (about 40 feet off the ground) at the northern end of Wolf Bay

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In the mind of the left, these are just late -term abortions and it’s their right to kill their children

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Liberal women and feminists went from a "safe and rare" mindset on abortion in the 90s to "my body my choice" in the 00s and 10s to now "my small child my choice" in the 20s.

I realize a lot of the crap we see on social media posts and many of the comment sections are rage bait from trollers for clicks and bot accounts but there are too many real people/women commenting with full support of LC and other violent mothers to write it all off as fake rage bait. Not to mention all the real cases (some copycatting the LC case) and real world consequences of children being murdered by their moms.

This crap is also a direct result of government, society, and emasculated fathers and their feminist wives coddling their daughters and society giving women in general full rights and special privileges while also giving them a complete and total exemption from any responsibility or accountability whatsoever.

I didn't think the entitled attitude a lot of women have to be able to violate a man's rights without any accountability could get any worse than the Door Dash girl claiming victimhood after falsely accusing an unconscious guy of SA while filming her own crime against him until the LC case became public.

You have a defendant and the defendant's attorney both admitting in writing that she killed her children in an effort to use a not guilty by reason of insanity defense in the first trial yet a lot of women literally ignore that fact and will argue that her husband Patrick was the real killer despite literally zero evidence existing that he had anything to do with it.

Feminism has literally gotten every right and special privilege it has ever asked for. Much like with racial discrimination there's literally no systemic discrimination left to fight so now feminists basically characterize mothers having to face any accountability whatsoever or even being criticized for killing their children as "patriarchal oppression". Not having sympathy for Lindsey Clancy or thinking she should be held accountable for murdering her children is "misogyny" or "internalized misogyny" if the criticism comes from another woman.

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I am 48 years old now. My father graduated from LSU Med School in 1979 and was a resident at USA hospital there in Mobile at the time. My father worked that night and said a wall of the hospital caved in. My mom held me and her bible overnight that night as the storm came in. Mobile was without power and water for 2 weeks.

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I'm slightly older than you and was too young to remember Hurricane Frederic but that storm was a worst case scenario track for the city of Mobile.

Frederic was a rapidly intensifying high end Cat 3 as it made landfall on the eastern tip of Dauphin Island heading north/northwest with an eastern and northern eyewall driving storm surge the full length of Mobile Bay towards downtown Mobile.

A wind gauge on the Dauphin Island bridge (which was destroyed in the storm) measured a 147 mph wind gust before the instrument failed and stopped reporting data

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I have dealt with a whole lot of hurricanes in my long lifetime.
I can tell you without a doubt, it's the aftermath of the downed trees, the downed power lines, the flooding, the spinoff tornado damage and the power outages, inland as well as coastal, that is a nightmare. Just ask the fine people of the Carolinas who are still recovering and were hundreds of miles away from the impact zone of the hurricane.
So, I can't imagine that the local authorities would plan to allow a game for Saturday night, not knowing if any of those things are going to be severe, then try to cancel the last minute after people were on their way in those conditions.
But, hey, I could be wrong. We will see if i'm overreacting...

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You act like inland areas of Alabama have never dealt with hurricanes...lol. Ivan, Opal, Dennis, and even Zeta to a a lesser degree were all major hurricanes at landfall that ripped through the state and did tremendous tree damage well inland. Those didn't shut down infrastructure to a degree that a major event like the Alabama/Georgia game would have to be cancelled

Worst case scenario js this produces 50 to 60 mph gusts if the core goes directly through Tuscaloosa and knocks down several large tree limbs and knocks down a few trees in the Tuscaloosa area. Most of the model runs have the center of the storm exit the state into Tennessee by mid to late Saturday afternoon

If the official NHC forecast is correct the wind and rain with the core of the storm will be north of Tuscaloosa by mid to late Saturday afternoon.

Tuscaloosa could very well get high end tropical storm force wind gusts when/if the core of the storm passes through but it shouldn't be enough to cause widespread power outages.

The core of the storm passes through around noon so tailgating weather could be a bit wild. Could be some issues for any tents that aren't well secured

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Is this the longest thread in the history of Tigerdroppings


Hahaha..Not even close..

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The Deepwater Horizon thread (throwing up a little bit in my mouth at the thought of that spewing well) might be the record holder

Just doing my best Willy impression ??