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  1. On 2/24/2024 at 8:32 AM, AUY2K said:

    Well Walker White will be wearing #11!

    I hope he is as good as the last White who wore that number!!!!! WDE!!

    Well, we might have to be patient with him if he is - Stan's TD/INT ratio was AU-ful the first few years......

  2. 10 hours ago, jj3jordan said:

    Apparently a lot of people made their decision on the 2016 presidential election from Facebook, swinging the victory to Trump. At least that was the theory posted here at the time. When I said if you get your info from FB then you don’t deserve to vote I got lambasted. 

    You got lambasted because the theory was wrong. 

    If all of you on here read only one book for the rest of your lives, especially you Fitty, make it Robert Cialdini's "Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion". Everything from Nick Saban to Presidential politics will suddenly make more sense to you. 

  3. 26 minutes ago, aubiefifty said:

    i respectfully disagree. if anyone does their research they will understand. she does not need pub she is a billionaire.

    How do you think she got to that status Fifty? Marketing and PR, and having a team that's good at it, along with a pretty face and some singing talent, but the marketing and PR teams trump the latter every time. She may have genuine affection for Kelce, but if you can't wrap your head around her PR team gleefully exploiting the relationship, then I don't know what to tell you. 

    Anyone who would make a decision on who to vote for in a city mayoral election, much less for POTUS,  based on the endorsement of an uneducated child who can sing and has a great PR team, doesn't deserve vote anyway. 

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  4. I think the entire perception that a large number of people care is being created just for more PR - for her and the NFL with certainty, that's just good marketing and maybe for Biden too. I don't care about the NFL or Swift, and I suspect there are more people who feel that way than not. And for the record, I don't believe the Nielson numbers either. They have to estimate and use averages for too many aspects of it. 

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  5. 21 hours ago, TexasTiger said:

    @TigerHorn I assume you’re an Auburn/UT fan. Seen this guy much?

    Grad of Texas (2x). I casually follow Longhorn sports, but their message boards that I know of are all highly toxic places, worse than the free board here or ITAT's old board by far, so I have never gotten into the player by player details. If he was good enough to see the field at Texas, he's probably more than good enough to start for AU for a year of fill in. He will also have a pre-programmed hate of OU stored up for that game, and some experience defending their O to pass along.

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  6. 11 hours ago, Deutschetiger said:

    I was a cook at Quincy's before college.  We had the best breakfast buffet in town because Spartan Foods also owned Hardees. The same lady would make biscuits for the two restaurants starting at 3:00 am each morning.

    If you have any idea what was used to make their steaks so tender, I'd sure love to know! 

  7. This is a new one, apparently Jimbo's nutritionist gave them all chronic gas. I'd think twice about tackling them myself, and them gang tackling one of our guys......that should be against the Geneva Convention! 😄 See attached file if the image doesn't appear. 

     

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  8. 5 minutes ago, Golden Eagle said:

    IMHO, the notion of corporate execs, coaches, etc.,  getting HUGE payouts when they are fired for poor results, bad behavior, incompetence, etc. is beyond ridiculous and the practice should stop.  The people at the top are already privileged to 'earn' huge salaries that should set them up for life.  Meanwhile the other 99% can be unceremoniously booted from jobs due to factors outside of their control (outsourcing, corporate mergers, bad economy, corporate malfeasance, etc.) and many get little to nothing to tide them over.   Life isn't fair to be sure, but inequities like this are controllable.

    You're pretty much just talking about coaches (every one of them) and a miniscule handful of infamous CEOs. You like the broad brushes much?

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  9. 1 minute ago, Dwayne Pride said:

    Gotcha.  That makes more sense.  I was feeling very old for a minute.  Now I just feel old.  

    Well, there's something we have in common. I'd just remind you that it's better than the alternative. 😀

  10. 44 minutes ago, LPTiger said:

    It is a conundrum for me.   At times they play lights out.   Cal game is a perfect example.   Today, the D simply overwhelmed an Arky team that put up lots of points on the road at Florida.  But then the possessions I have beaten like a dead horse.....   Maybe the answer is Scott and Keys being hurt. It would be interesting to see an in-depth analysis of the D's performance with and without Scott and Keys on the field. 

    You might also want to remember that Jaylin Simpson was either out or playing hurt for all of Georgia's comeback. We have talent, but no depth. 

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  11. 1 hour ago, Dwayne Pride said:

    The best at that I ever saw was the Alabama quarterback that grew up an Auburn fan. Tall, lanky, dark headed.  
     

    Holloway, maybe?  Gary, maybe?  
     

    He could freeze a DB with a handoff, have the ball behind his back and then zip a 20 yard completion. 

    I barely remember him, but if you watched Cam closely, he rode fakes to the RB longer than any QB I've ever watched. His size wasn't the only reason he got a lot of running yards. 

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