Favorite team:Auburn 
Location:earth
Biography:Presbyopic and myopic
Interests:“I don’t golf, hunt, or fish. I’m a fucking ball coach.” Golesh 1:1
Occupation:Space-time continuum
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Registered on:10/12/2011
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re: 205-220 club

Posted by makersmark1 on 8/23/26 at 5:58 am to
Get an 8 wood made?

Most people have a range of yardage with various clubs.
Can you choke down on the 7 wood? Take a little less swing?
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those f*ckers want more money.


These modern Athletic Directors are like the Innkeeper in Les Miserables.

…”charge them for the mice,
Extra for the lice,
2% for looking in the mirror twice.
Here a little dip,
There a little cut,
3% for sleeping with the window shut.”

This was Pat Dye’s favorite Broadway musical.

As he aged he expanded his interest. Japanese maples, friendship with Harper Lee, and Les Mis were stories I read about after he was not coaching.

Coach Golesh certainly comes from a background that is very different than Coach Dye, but I believe he is driven by a similar work ethic.
Neither were wealthy growing up. Dye made the most of his opportunities. Golesh is getting his chance.

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Room looks ridiculous. Just like that designer LSU mom thread.


I had a boy and a girl.

Moved them to college.

Guy: made the bed. Hung up clothes and put clothes on drawers. Unpacked some kitchen items. Done.

Girl: took much longer.
There was a paper mill close to Tuscaloosa for years which improved the overall aroma of the place.
If you are really tall or very short, standard clubs probably will be hard to truly swing.

You have an instructor. Ask him/her whether they think you should do a fitting.

After you develop some semblance of a swing, a fitting may help especially if your club head speed is very high or very low.

The struggle is real.

Have you tried setting the club up well behind the ball?

Have you seen video called “reversing the loop?” By Jess Frankyl

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The schools will not figure this out till it is too late.


They are too busy monetizing everything from the parking to the “Stepford” tailgate. Constantly asking for more and more money for aluminum bench seats and overpriced concessions.

Game times are decided by TV and the so-called “conference.” Fans bake or broil from 1100 to 1900 hours during early September. No cup holder. The big scoreboards become glorified ad space. Rarely are highlights of other games shown.
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It will not end well for the actual fans.


These college “brands” were built over decades. In the South, college football was the central sport, and many traditions developed around the team. Fight songs, tailgating, battle cries, in a word “pageantry.”

As school kids, many of us used to have the entire numerical roster memorized with numbers, positions, and hometowns. We became devoted to our teams.

I’m don’t think the new college football with forge fans that have a deep relationship with the team. Support will ebb and flow with success on the field for most. I don’t believe these monstrous stadia will always be full for 7-3 vs 6-4 type games. Each individual regular season game “just means less” as the playoff is all anyone will pay attention to in the new CFB paradigm.
With all the court cases, contracts, and ther issues around sport, does each University have an in house team or do they contract specialist attorneys to negotiate NILc coaches contracts, and injunction reading and filing?

re: Partnership With Homestream

Posted by makersmark1 on 8/20/26 at 4:15 pm to
I do not need another subscription.

How does a “royal” settle for a B list actress divorcee?

The Prince of Monoco chose Grace Kelly. She was a big time movie star and beautiful.

Meghan Markle is OK, but I have seen much better on the quad, in Publix, at any sporting event. and just in the course of daily life.

Late fall near Augusta.

Cooler temps.

Less crowds.

re: Am I the a-hole?

Posted by makersmark1 on 8/19/26 at 5:11 pm to
“I’m sorry your friend is sick. I’m sure you are doing all you can. Hang in there.”

You don’t have to “care” directly about the guy you don’t know, but you can “care” that your friends feel bad.

re: The Golesh Era

Posted by makersmark1 on 8/19/26 at 4:50 pm to
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All coaches have visited the band, but I don't think any have brought the band to the players and the choir to learn the fight song and specific tunes they play for certain situations.


I’m just glad to see something in college football that has stayed the same as 50 years ago. Singing the fight song!

Let’s Go!

War Eagle!

Let’s dance the fricking Kalinka!
I don’t know if jealous is the right word.

Alabama and Georgia have had great success the last 15 years.
I thought Cam Coleman was their best player?

He made a circus catch in practice.
I’m trying to get a classical education from people who make $350,000 per year,.

It is what it is.
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Not bad for a QB with a weird delivery. Determined by those who never threw a football.


I may be always wrong, but I’m never in doubt.

re: Transferring company stocks

Posted by makersmark1 on 8/18/26 at 3:40 pm to
The brokerage willl probably allow you to state the basis.

I assume you have records.
78% completions

350 per game x 16 games= 5600 yards

40 TDs passing
20 running TDs.