Lesalli

Sometimes I feel Lane does this stuff to expose the NCAA and their rules/ calendar. He abused the fake injury rule so they would change it. He talks about how in the NFL players can't change teams every year. He complains about pre-portaling. Last year was about players on playoff teams taking visits, sitting out, etc. He keeps bringing up all these bad rules for years.

What if he strings along 3 teams and causes all this commotion and attention to show how bad the NCAA crappy rules are and gets them fixed?

He causes so much uproar from blue chip fan bases the NCAA has to make changes and the changes get made. He ends up the hero who saved college football.

They need to be able to prove it and trace their ancestors to the Dawes Rolls.

Ryan White and AIDS. He contracted it through a blood transfusion. When he went back to school they wouldn't let him in. Parents were protesting him.
Made normal people worried you could contract it other ways. My mom didn't want me drinking after anyone. I was worried about mosquitoes. It was so unknown at the time.

She's 21 and that wear and tear isn't from childbirth.... they adopted.

Can't believe the show season ended like that

Listening to AJ over the last year or so on the Mcready and Siskey podcast... his views definitely align with mine. I don't live in Alabama anymore, though.

Words I see people type out and wonder how they ever progressed through school:
Chocked- how is this even a conscience spelling of choked?
Helment- where did this"n" come from in the word helmet?
Loose- for the word lose
Rouge instead of rogue

Did their teachers never correct their misspellings and just let it go? I would be red marking them into embarrassment. Loose and Chocked are the worst.

Anyone else watched this, yet? I thought it was going to be a movie... didn't realize it was a series. They have 2 episodes available now.

I think it's funny. The small subtle things are what make me laugh the most. Haven't gotten to much football, yet, but episode 3 looks like the Catfish play Ole Miss.

He looks full blooded

The issue I've seen is when you get online to activate the card, there's tons of fake websites that are a letter or something minuscule different than the actual site you need to activate. They are the paid ones that show up at the top of your search, so you think they're legit. You click not paying attention, site looks decent, and enter the card number and 3 digits on the back. By the time you go to use the card, the funds are gone.

It's better to call the number on the card and spend the 5+minutes it takes entering the numbers that way to activate.