LSUGreg

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We already had their worst coach they ever had win a championship here. Just imagine what their best one could do.

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Now we get to find out!!!

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Wonder what dog it is picking up this time

Grok says this is day 225:

Day 225 in The Pivot Year by Brianna Wiest reads:
You do not have to be who you have been.
You can let go of the version of yourself that coped in ways that kept you small, that kept you surviving instead of thriving, that kept you stuck because it was familiar.
You can release the old defenses, the old stories, the old reasons why not.
You can become someone new, not because you are rejecting who you were, but because you are honoring who you are becoming.
The past does not own you. It taught you.
Now, you get to choose what you do with what you know.

Around ten years ago, I called the athletic office to complain about OOC scheduling. Felt the person totally blew me off and was just trying to get off the phone. The next day, Verge called me. He talked scheduling and everything LSU with me for 15 minutes. I'll never forget that.

At a campground currently about 2 miles upstream from downtown Kerville. Heavy rain for 9 hours straight during night with thunder and lightning comparable to home. Slept trough it mostly except for flash flood alerts on phone throughout night. Get these all the time around home but they're never anything of concern. Stupid me just snoozing them over and over.

Wake up and tune into national news and see coverage of water rescues in downtown Kerville. Thinking oh my god wtf is going on. Campground is alongside the river but elevated. 72 feet above river level. Supposedly it rose about 35 feet during the night in just over an hour.

Went in pouring rain early morning to walk to overlook of lower campground and river area. All the trees alongside the river are either down or have their barks stripped away. I swear there were entire huge trees floating downstream at 50 mph+. Something I have never witnessed before.

River seems to have gone down around 20 feet, still far above normal. Rain finally subsiding for now. The system here was rotating in place like a hurricane. Reminded me a lot of the tropical system from 2016 that devastated our area back then.

Yeah. He said to be honest, it did not even compare.

So Arkansas' pitching staff has made 170 more pitches than ours.

Charge your flux capacitor to 1.21 gigawatts and set your dial to 06/24/2024.

Did I see them stirring the dry rice with everything in the pot?

That's not on Vandy, unless they control camera locations. No excuse for any SEC post-season game to not have down the line camera views.