jofus

ousux over osu is funny too

Coaches at practice: “Run, Knigga, run!”

Did rg3 just say “firequacker throw”?

Aggy 2024: Buc-ee’s Glory Hole

ND looking like a guaranteed L for aggy next year.

Read the contract. Enforce the contract. Don’t sign crappy contracts.

Portal commercial kicking aggy right in the nuts.

Aggy 2025: Tickle Me Elko

Looking for a gif of the neb player that got nuked, meet the fockers style. It was in the third set, I believe…

Well, aggy is likely to be one of the 12 best teams on this schedule (with 2024 likely being a down year for Bowling Green). Looks like 8-4 tops, to me.

You can get similar watches here. https://countycomm.com/collections/mechanical-watches However, they release in small batches, and currently only have a bronze version in stock, along with a diver.

ESPN projecting Texas is in. Hopefully they’re right. GRAPEVINE, Texas -- No matter which way you slice it, this is going to be a controversial decision for the College Football Playoff selection committee. When the final ranking is revealed just after noon ET on Sunday, it will have been the most difficult decision the committee has made in the decade of the four-team playoff. Multiple teams are going to be angry. SEC runner-up Georgia could become the first No. 1 seed to fall out of the top four on Selection Day. Florida State could be the first undefeated Power 5 champ to be excluded from the playoff. Will the committee choose the four best ... or most deserving? "It is best," CFP executive director Bill Hancock said Tuesday. "Most deserving is not anything in the committee's lexicon. They are to rank the best teams in order, and that's what they do. Just keep that word in mind: best teams." Before the final ranking is revealed, here's one final prediction on how it could shake out, immediately following Saturday's games while the committee is actually debating its top four: 1. Michigan Wolverines (13-0) Trevor Ruszkowski/USA TODAY Sports Previous CFP rank: No. 2 Last playoff appearance: 2022 Total playoff appearances: 2 Why they could finish here: The undefeated Wolverines punctuated their résumé with a Big Ten title against No. 16 Iowa, and they did it on a night when the committee's No. 1 team, Georgia, lost to Alabama in the SEC championship game. Michigan's best wins are against No. 6 Ohio State, No. 10 Penn State and now Iowa. The Wolverines have had an edge in the committee meeting room over the other undefeated teams, and nothing that happened during championship weekend is likely to change that. One advantage to having the No. 1 overall seed: The selection committee will not put the top seed at a geographic disadvantage in a CFP semifinal. 2. Washington Huskies (13-0) Previous CFP rank: No. 3 Last playoff appearance: 2016 Total playoff appearances: 1 Why they could finish here: The undefeated Huskies have now beaten a top-10 Oregon team twice, adding to a résumé that also includes a win against No. 20 Oregon State and a Pac-12 title. Washington dispatched the committee's top one-loss team entering this weekend, and it could make a case for the No. 1 spot. At the very least, Washington should get a bump up in part because of Georgia's loss to Bama. 3. Texas Longhorns (12-1) Kevin Jairaj/USA TODAY Sports Previous CFP rank: No. 7 Last playoff appearance: N/A Total playoff appearances: 0 Why they could finish here: The Longhorns can now claim a double-digit win against the SEC champs -- something not even back-to-back national champion Georgia can claim. The selection committee has valued that Week 2 win in Tuscaloosa all season, and it has given the Longhorns an edge against the Crimson Tide in each of the past five CFP rankings. It would be difficult for the committee to justify flipping it a day after Texas routed Oklahoma State to win the Big 12 title. The only possible reasons Alabama could finish ahead of Texas would be that the Tide faced a better opponent in their conference title game, dethroning the committee's No. 1 team in Georgia, and simply if the committee believes Alabama is better now than it was in September. 4. Alabama Crimson Tide (12-1) Previous CFP rank: No. 8 Last playoff appearance: 2021 Total playoff appearances: 7 Why they could finish here: The Crimson Tide now own the best win of the season after defeating No. 1 Georgia to take the SEC title. It's likely the committee keeps them behind Texas, though, because of the Week 2 loss to the Longhorns. Alabama should keep alive the SEC's streak of having a team in all 10 playoffs. 5. Georgia Bulldogs (12-1) AP Photo/John Bazemore Previous CFP rank: 1 Last playoff appearance: 2022 Total playoff appearances: 3 Why they could finish here: As good as Georgia is, the Bulldogs came up short when it mattered the most, and it happened during a season in which the field of CFP contenders is the deepest it has ever been. The burden of proof is always higher in the selection committee meeting room for teams that don't win their conference, but that's especially the case this season when there were multiple undefeated Power 5 champions for the first time. For Georgia to finish in the top four, the committee would have to deem it "unequivocally" one of the four best teams in the country. While that's certainly possible -- and Georgia played the best opponent of any of the Power 5 contenders -- any doubt in the room will keep the Bulldogs on the bubble. They would lose two tiebreakers -- the head-to-head result against Alabama and the conference title. 6. Florida State Seminoles (13-0) Previous CFP rank: No. 4 Last playoff appearance: 2014 Total playoff appearances: 1 Why they could finish here: Florida State found a way to win again, this time with its third-string quarterback and an elite defense. The Seminoles have three wins against CFP top-25 teams, including Clemson, LSU and now Louisville, but they simply didn't look like a team capable of winning a national title. In 2014, when Ohio State was down to its third-string quarterback, the Buckeyes cracked the top four for the first time all season in large part because they embarrassed Wisconsin with a 59-0 drubbing in the Big Ten championship game. Against Louisville on Saturday, Florida State couldn't get a first down until late in the first half. The defense played at a championship-caliber level, but there were mistakes on offense that extended beyond the play of first-time starting quarterback Brock Glenn, who was replacing Tate Rodemaker, who was replacing Jordan Travis. If FSU is snubbed, it would be the first time an undefeated Power 5 team has missed the playoff. The Noles should still finish ahead of No. 7 Ohio State, No. 8 Oregon, No. 9 Missouri and No. 10 Penn State.

Coyotes hate it and cows hate it. At night, deer are ok and hogs seem to be ok. The Autel is a lot louder than my mavic 2 and air 3 pro. It’s a 640, so you can identify animals pretty well from distance. I want to say I fly at around 150ft, partly to stay well above our pine trees. For hogs, I’ll drop from there just low enough to ID, and then land asap and take my rifle to the location. I would 100% get a dji next time. The Autel just isn’t reliable enough at range, and I’m worried I’ll lose it at some point.

Here’s a review of the pulsar with footage from the scope:

Pulsar’s is not 1280, but 1024. Still a big jump, and pricing is more in line with other higher end scopes ($8800): https://pulsarnv.com/products/thermion-2-lrf-xl50 Iray had their $18k scope reduced to $12k for Black Friday, but still too far outside of an acceptable cost/benefit.

It will be interesting to see what new hd scopes come out over the next few years. Iray and Pulsar both have HD scopes at 1280 and 1024, and obvious leap from the current top of the line 640’s. 640 prices should start coming down too, which will be nice.

It’s an iray alpha

Guess my video link didn’t work or something. Here it is:

It’s an Autel EVO 2 640t. I’d get a dji if I did it again. The Autel works pretty good, but it doesn’t travel as far as the dji’s I use for work.

Took this boar down over Thanksgiving. We spotted it with a thermal drone and then walked out and killed it. In the initial moments of the video, I was attempting to wait for my brother to be ready, but the pig took off. Missed the first shot on its u-turn, but connected on the following 4 shots:

Aggy to their next coach:

All gas no brakes is a lie.

New animation of the implosion: https://www.reddit.com/r/Damnthatsinteresting/s/2tToM8VdC3

Looks like it may be raining in Lawrence for the rest of the day. Was there lightning?