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irishtexan

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  1. Fucking hell. Are you dipshits really having a semantics argument about what the words "top tier" mean to you personally?
  2. I knew nothing about Bring Her Back when I started it last night. Great fucking movie. Super creepy. SUPER CREEPY. Fucking Ollie. Anyway, watch it on HBO.
  3. Challenge with Flood is going to be reconciling his reputation as a developer of talent, and his success relative to that in the draft vs. some of the seemingly inexplainable recruiting and personnel decisions he makes - like recruiting, and then playing, Connor Stroh. On the one hand, Texas is regularly putting Offensive Lineman in the draft for the first time in a quarter century - most of them were 3* guys coming out of high school. On the other hand, the offensive linemen currently playing for UT suck balls. Issue with Arch is a similar one. Sark's reputation and history of unconditionally supporting his QB1 is part of what makes him attractive to elite QB recruits. He stuck with Ewers through thick and thin, even if some people thought he should have been replaced by Arch Manning toward the end of the season (ha!). I wonder how long he'll stick with a guy that's got the yips? At what point does Arch need a hard reset if he ever hopes to fulfill his promise. Because he's getting Garret Gilbert'd right now.
  4. A players-only meeting would need to be called for and led by the most visible player. The richest player. The player that has received the most hype in, potentially, the history of college football. That player can't hit the broad side of a barn, much less lead a players-only meeting. At this point, I'm curious how many losses Arch gets. It's not in Sark's DNA to change QBs mid-season. I wonder if and when he will pull the trigger...
  5. By who? As I posted earlier, Dallas Wilson was a composite high four-star. He wasn't a five-star on either on3 or 247. He was a great prospect. He was in no way the next Jeremiah Smith. He was like the 8th rated WR in his class.
  6. If Connor Stroh plays football for your football team, you've fucked up something somewhere along the way.
  7. That's true for Jeremiah Smith, partially true for Ryan Williams, and not close to being true for Dallas Wilson. Dallas Wilson was ranked #50 overall by 247 and #41 by on3, so he wasn't even a 5-star on either of the legitimate services, much less a "6-star". Ryan Williams was potentially going to be the top guy in his class, but he reclassified at the last minute and ended up 5th in 247 and 8th in on3. Obviously very well regarded, but he was still ranked below Cam Coleman on both sites. Was Cam Coleman also a 6-star? Smith? Yeah, he's a 6-star.
  8. It gets worse the next play
  9. That ref has lady eyes
  10. Our QB can’t throw but when he does, the ball goes through wingo’s hands
  11. Hey tre, you’re getting fucking dominated. Stop talking shit
  12. I know after the last few years experience that he will never do this, but it’s time for sark to give somebody else a shot. Arch ain’t it
  13. You fucking liar…..
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  15. I mean sure, that's one way to look at it. Another way would be "why the fuck are we playing Connor Stroh? He sucks and he is making it harder to win football games." That's another way to look at it.
  16. The obvious solution is to just play Stroh when we are passing, and substitute players that are better run blockers when we want to run the football. -BO&W probably
  17. For the Giants
  18. Appointing a billionaire booster as the czar of all of college football seems like a smart decision.
  19. They also have Mario fucking Cristobal as their head coach.
  20. Excellent internetting.
  21. Class implosion season starting early for Clemson and Florida
  22. Regulation does not equal infringement. We've decided it's appropriate to regulate firearms like fully-automatic weapons. Precedent exists. But, I get it. It's fun to reply to people on the internet with words printed on the t-shirt you're wearing that you bought at a Flying J in Vidor, TX. Tomorrow you can come back with "Don't Tread on Me" or "Back the Blue" or "These boots taste delicious!"
  23. Hilarious. Also hilarious: Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s 2024 Report Card Introduced the fewest bills compared to Senate Sophomores Tuberville introduced 21 bills and resolutions in the 118th Congress. View Bills » Compare to all Senate Sophomores (0th percentile); Senate Republicans (12th percentile); All Senators (6th percentile). Got bipartisan cosponsors on the fewest bills compared to Senate Sophomores In this era of partisanship, it is important to see Members of Congress working across the aisle. 4 of Tuberville’s 21 bills and resolutions had a cosponsor from a different political party than the party Tuberville caucused with in the 118th Congress. Compare to all Senate Sophomores (0th percentile); Senate Republicans (4th percentile); All Senators (2nd percentile). Cosponsors who caucused with neither the Democratic nor Republican party do not count toward this statistic. Cosponsored the fewest bills compared to Senate Sophomores Tuberville cosponsored 228 bills and resolutions introduced by other Members of Congress. Cosponsorship shows a willingness to work with others to advance policy goals. View Cosponsored Bills » Compare to all Senate Sophomores (0th percentile); Senate Republicans (10th percentile); All Senators (8th percentile). Joined bipartisan bills the least often compared to Senate Sophomores
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