Tigerbiscuits

Yup. He's got plenty of dog in him. He's tough and fearless. Think he settled in nicely in 2H last week and expect a big game from him Saturday. One thing I hope they're working on is extending the play with his abilities, rather than bailing at first sign of pressure. That's where the big down field shots will show up.

Dang I just had an incredible trip there this summer. Exact opposite experience. Great as ever. Food, drinks, people, sights and sounds all great. Been visiting since I was a kid and have always loved my time in the city. Have two cousins who live their with their spouses and children who will never leave. Incredible what fox news can do to person's psyche.

I understand finding the game random and thus boring. It is tactical though and managers have to shape their philosophy to players and vice versa just like football. More attacking styles send defenders into the attacking areas via overlapping runs and vs conservative styles trying to beat those moves with quick counters. The world cup has a great mix and it's fun watching how they fair.

Player development and off seasons are different and interesting to learn about. Academies, transfer markets, players going out on loan. There's so many leagues in so many countries it's like a recruiting/off-season fan's dream amount of news to go through.

That makes for some great storylines, especially come international time when league rivals either join forces or best teammates face off. This isn't unique to soccer but happens a lot due to the breadth of the game.

Admittedly is a pretty laid back watch most of the time and today's game is a lot of working it up though the back but there's still great plays through the air and a ton of late drama.

The worst part for me is the players looking like they got sniped when they go down. I believe it hurts but it's ridiculous.

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The poor saps ay my club tip them for just being out there.

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Damn right!

Crazy it took someone like Steph to prove 30% of 3 is the same as 50% of 2.

I got fitted in 2022 when I was a 15. I had no idea what I was doing going in and came out with a better understanding of all the different numbers. Ask questions and swing your swing. The club data is very interesting but the ball data will be more telling. You'd be surprised how much spin varies from different combos. Same clubhead speed can result in more-/less ball speed aka smash factor. Some top lines you just don't want to look down at, some you'll love. 4 years later I've played down to an 8 and just had a driver fitting that I was able to really get into because of my previous experience. Walked out with a driver I hit further and straighter. Point being, gotta start somewhere and data is data. It's fun regardless.

You ain't wrong, well before my time so didn't come through as easy from memory. OP is obvious troll and I like Nuss. Loyal tough tiger. Just a ridiculous op.

Hell yes.

There are tribes at Beau Chene. Tee times depend on which one you join.

It's the only thing 'worth it' I've ever done. But everyone is different. I have multiple degrees, started businesses, broken 80, bought homes, traveled and experienced much I'm grateful for. I'd trade everything in for my kids. Something extremey rewarding and purpose giving that you can't really explain.