Bullneck

Interesting choice of backdrops:

We're going to lose games. It's a fact of life. And you'll never be happy about it. Enjoy the wins, though.

Back being the hunter, not the hunted. Arch got better as the season progressed last year. He'll have to do it again this year.

Thank you.

Yes, Governor Ron DeSantis used Florida's disaster response and preparedness funds to help finance the "Alligator Alcatraz" migrant detention facility. [1, 2] Key Details Disaster Fund Diverted: Governor DeSantis utilized money from Florida's Emergency Response and Preparedness Fund—a pot of cash originally created by lawmakers in 2022 to pay for hurricanes, floods, and tornadoes—to fund immigration enforcement operations, including the makeshift Everglades detention center known as Alligator Alcatraz. [1, 2, 3] Massive Spending: State records showed the Florida Division of Emergency Management spent hundreds of millions of dollars from the disaster fund on the project, with immigration-related activities accounting for roughly $564 million (or about 63%) of the fund's total outlays over a fiscal year. [1] Political & Legal Backlash: Lawmakers and environmental groups criticized the move, noting that the funds were pulled away from severe weather and disaster readiness. [1, 2] Federal Reimbursement: The DeSantis administration maintained that the spending was an emergency measure and sought federal back-pay. The federal government later began issuing partial reimbursements through a federal grant program, though initial costs heavily relied on state reserves. [1, 2, 3, 4, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUVBu7MQsxE&t=3]

Yes, it was. Why? What anyone writes here doesn't really matter. Or maybe what you write matters. If so, turn that into action so we don't lose any more games, ever. (This reminds me: I thought I had you on "ignore." I'll fix that now).

I'm not a football expert like you.

I guess this goes here. You don't hear much about Q-Anon anymore, do you.

It wouldn't surprise me. Being undefeated isn't a prerequisite to getting to the playoffs. ************************ Call me crazy, but I'm OK with Sark going with Spetic with a 50+ yard field goal with 3 minutes left. Assuming he hits it -- and he was perfect so far in the year -- and we're up 3. Even if the Sooners get a FG we go to overtime. They have to score a TD to win in regulation. Their offense was much better in the second half but he was trusting his D to stop them, which is reasonable. 4th & 2 isn't a gimme (we got stuffed in short yardage at least once). They'd get the ball in pretty much the same position if we miss the FG or fail on the 4th down with 3 minutes left. If you get the FG you're ahead. If you convert, you still have to score a TD or attempt a FG from hopefully closer in (but with those refs there might have been a "take them out of FG range" holding penalty coming). The only crazy option would have been punting.