bigbird

I think it will end up being... CB: Lee and Kite NB: KScott

One thing we can do as fans during the tourney is to show up and make them feel like it's a home game.

This hire truly can't be understated. He is THAT good. Period. World series, Bottom of the ninth, down 3, bases loaded, full count and we just hit the walk off GS. How many times have you begged for this. We've seemed to have either not tried or missed on everyone. Erique was the last, I think. It feels night and day different. As you said, it feels much more professionally run. There is a singular vision and everyone is working towards it. I'm excited for our future.

Such a big get! He and Redmond are going to revolutionize our recruiting.

Talking about Smith and Russaw or about Mitchell reaching out?

What Golf said.

It's real and is quietly a really big hire.

It's not a problem, just a preference. Makes it more difficult to quickly scan through for me. Thanks for checking.

@RunInRed

Disgusting, IMO. @cole256 give props!

Many believe he is

Was told Staff is complete minus analyst and support staffers.

Instead of trying to figure out why we aren't, why the name is wrong, or any of the other meaningless semantic driven debates, celebrate our dominance. We've won by double digits in every win and just embarrassed our red little sister. Saturday we take out UF Let's go!

^^^

Remember when today was special.

Dumb idea but interesting Another view, how much would the US lose by losing Texas?

In terms of net migration, Florida led all states with a net increase of 170,000 residents relocating from other states in 2020. Texas was second in net increase with almost 98K new residents, with Arizona experiencing a net increase of 94K individuals. https://www.tamus.edu/data-science/2023/02/15/state-to-state-migration-trends-in-the-united-states/#:~:text=In terms of net migration,net increase of 94K individuals. ------- Florida (318,855), Texas (230,961), and the Carolinas – North Carolina (99,796) and South Carolina (84,030) – were the states with the most net domestic migration gains in 2022. Positive net domestic migration and positive net international migration significantly boosted population growth in these areas. Florida was the fastest-growing state in 2022, with an annual population increase of 1.9% within a year. In fact, that was the first time since 1957 that Florida’s population grew faster than anywhere else across the United States. With most of these fast-growing areas located in the South, this region continues to be the most populous region, with nearly 130 million residents. However, California (-343,230), New York (-299,557), and Illinois (-141,656) experienced the largest net domestic outmigration. As a result, the population dropped even further in these states. Despite this decrease, California remained the most populous state, with nearly 39 million residents statewide. https://www.nar.realtor/blogs/economists-outlook/where-people-moved-in-2022 -------

He jumped over Johni 😂

The thread preview and last reply stuff

@RunInRed can we change the format back?

We'll see.

He's such a menace! I love him