Bacon84

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Dogs, no. Pits and anything that has a drop of Pit blood in it, yes.

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Couldn’t disagree more. That is the dumbest thing I’ve heard.
Not because I have any real affinity for Pits, but because:
1. How would you enforce it? You’re going to make every person with any dog get a DNA test?
Who is paying for that?
2. If you pass a law against puts, what breed is next?
German Shepards?
Doberman?
Cane corso?
Where does it end? We are only allowed to own chihuahuas?

Yes streamed on ESPN+.
Not streamed via the ESPN APP, and logging in with cable/dish credentials.

Ie. Not part of the regular package.

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have news for you. Waller is about to look like Katy west of 99 soon enough

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Unfortunately I know .

I bought 10acres down a dead end road and built a house about 10 years ago. As of now I can still shoot deer from my porch.
I always figured we’d be overrun at some point. But, I’d like it to be a long damn time from now.

Me personally, no.

I got lucky.

But I have seen it many many times

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Virtually all college baseball games are streamed on ESPN+ except the big expo tournaments in Houston and Dallas. I doubt Biloxi or whoever controls that stadium would try to control TV rights of a tournament. They just want people in the seats.

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Not true…
ESPN streams college baseball because if the media deals it has cut with conferences.

The media deal that the SEC entered with ESPN, says that espn MUST stream all the games played at an SEC park. ESPN accepted these terms because it’s a package deal with football, etc.

ESPN has entered similar deals with other conferences like the ACC.

However, these pre-season tournaments are not played on SEC fields and therefore, ESPN is not forced to stream them.
This is why if LSU plays at Nichols or UL, or Southeastern the game is not streamed.

Streaming regular college baseball is not a moneymaker for ESPN.

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has to be better than going to Houston or Dallas and playing in tournaments that you can't stream. I hate that.

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I don’t see why the streaming situation would be any different.
Exhibition, not on an SEC field, would likely mean it’s not on ESPN….

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I think DeBoer is a lot like Dabo

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Washed up and behind the times?

Clinging to the past? (Not his past, but Bama’s)

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2027 GMC Sierra 1500 revealed

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I love the way they look. However, I am just not all about these new vehicles that you can't work on. They have essentially made it so that you have to go to the dealer to work on stuff. independent shops have to pay a handsome fee to have access and even be able to access the codes, clear them, etc...

add to it, that I cannot stand all the new "safety" features, and self drive, modes, etc...

I'm really leaning to buying an old 90s model and just drop some cash to rebuild it when it needs it.... sooner or later you won't be able to get parts, I know...

oh yea.... STAY OFF MY LAWN>

I believe you have read this slightly incorrectly..

The game between WV and UNC was the 3rd most watched PRE-finals game ever. (what games are 1 and 2?)

and the june 22nd game was the most watched of the season.

24% increase YOY, means the average of 1.5M viewers is up 24% vs last year's average viewer numbers.

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The premise of the article is comparing how well coaches did in the offseason. Of course it is just an article to drive discussion and has no actual effect on the play. But for the sake of discussion, it is a poorly premised opinion. Golding didn't actually do anything to retain Chambliss. The NCAA ruled him ineligible. It was a Mississippi judge who "retained" Chambliss. Crediting the HC for something he didn't actually do is misplaced credit.

As to roster construction, it seems a bit illogical to say the guy who signed the #2 transfer class and #22 HS signing class did a "better" job on that basis than the guy who signed the #1 transfer and #11 HS signing class. But that is an argument cited by the author. So what exactly did Golden, PERSONALLY, do better than Kiffin?

Hell, the only notable thing he did was poorly tamper with a (then) Clemson student/player, causing him to be called out on it. His only rebuttal was "everyone else is doing it and I'm gonna tell if you don't stop talking about it." Of course, the NCAA knows tampering is rampant. But this bozo was so bad at it in his first try that he may eventually get sanctions in a climate were pretty much no one gets sanctions anymore

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I dont necessarily disagree with you... I just don't care what the media says. frick em