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It could be a long term play. You get in, win, then you start to ask for facility changes.

If football is going to win as we expect then that's the funding. Mulkey keeps doing her thing, and Wade takes the MBB team higher, that facility comes.

Thoughts...

Correct me, but I recall Corey having both under him during the Miles tenure. They split it likely b/c it seemed to be a bit of an overload on Corey to carry both.

We have an in house game simulator. Burrow used it daily. If he spends time with it his game gets better. He'll be fine.

Was thinking the same, but consider this. Last 2 Tulane coaches punched out when something better came calling.

Tulane might be thinking that if Baker has similar success that he would not be so quick to jump at the carrot like the others did.

He's one of them... :-)

Solid interview. That’s a grown man right there.

I don't believe that the employer contributions count towards the individual contribution limit for a 401k plan.

Bingo. This is exactly what I got out of it.
It came across as a bit arrogant, but in context he was speaking over the fan base and directly to recruits and potential transfers.

Nah. We (LSU) were not prepared for the dual threat on that night.

SC knows that all aTm can do is let the kid use his legs along with the dink & dunk passes.

They know he’s not ready to go vertical with the passes. This is why W’Man may see the field this game if he can stop soaking on the sidelines displaying little to no support.

Just curious, given the recent change, who is paying the former 3% buyers fee? Recalling here that the seller floated the entire 6% prior to the change.

Perhaps this has something to do with the seller hesitating on your counter.

Nevermind. I’ve done a bit of research.
It seems that Richard Branson (Virgin Group Founder) purchased the previous HR.

Not certain if they have the time or the patience; however, there is a program out there that's really good for first time home buyers. A full point is taken off of the interest rate and there is no down payment required.

I used them many years ago for my first home; however, there is a process. They use the current rent as a baseline to determine current home affordability. Any delta b/w the two they advise having 6 months of that in the bank. Given the 20% mentioned, I don't see how they won't have that.

Program is NACA.com. Not sure if there is an office in their location, but it's worth a look.