BurdineBandit

I hate them all, but I especially hate this one. I fear no running QB unless they're Vince Young reincarnate. After we handled Jalen Milroe (in Saban's living room) last year, all fear of your mortal running QBs dissipated for me. This defense is built with tons of speed, everywhere. This year they proved it against guys like Diego Pavia & Marcel Reed. Everybody's Michael Vick until they have a pocket breaking down and try to "escape" with Anthony Hill or Collin Simmons beating them to their exit. Everybody's turning the corner on a zone read until they have Sorrell pushing them out of bounds for no gain. Fuck outta here.

Taking a bit of profit at 4.48, and letting the rest ride to however high it will go. Not a bad 3x bump! Let's see where the rest is next year.

I've walked past that porch so many times with students studying on those tables often. Incredibly lucky to have nobody there.

Sling is also going up by $5.99 a month. Citing inflation in the notification email. Pass the inflation on to me, and throw a little extra inflation in there for yourselves. Fuck it.

There was a play earlier in the season, maybe against Georgia 1, that seemed to be the exact same route, and EXACT same outcome, except with Ryan Wingo running it. I remember getting pissed that it wasn't a TD, but Wingo had the exact same reaction, turned inside for the ball, and wound up craning his head back to try and Willie Mays it, but ultimately just couldn't get to the spot where Quinn put it. IDK who's at fault, but I just thought I'd throw in that Moore isn't the only receiver to have trouble with this route, thrown by this QB, this year. Edit: different route. Was against OU. Wingo was outside receiver, breaks open in the 3rd quarter, 8:25 left, Quinn puts it towards the sideline/corner when Wingo is looking inside on a stutter-stepped fade route. Could not reach that corner and tried to adjust the same way Moore did.

It's also important to mention that Auburn is no better than a coin flip on FGs outside 40 yards this year. So I don't know where this wishcasting that Auburn "should" have made both of those FGs is coming from. If he was Justin Tucker, sure he "should" be 6/6 because he was one of the best kickers in the country while he was in Austin. Auburn hasn't been one of the best kickers of shit while he's been here, and has regressed from the past three years from "serviceable" to "needs to be upgraded immediately." It didn't take this game for me to realize that, and I'm not sure where this 6/6 standard for Auburn is coming from. He is who he has been.

This clip confirmed my feelings immediately after the pick that Quinn limp-dicked this throw. Half-assed it and then turned away from a hit that was still 2 steps away when he released the ball. I won't say it, but there are plenty others on this board who have pointed out this type of action from him. There are plenty of other NCAA QBs that step into that and at least put it there on time, because they're not scared of being hit. But as Sark says, sometimes it's just "bad luck".

They're the methheads in the videos from Springfield, yapping away to cameras in front of their obviously meth-filled mobile home, blaming their lot in life on the immigrants that the plant manager from the town says are harder workers and more dependable than the methheads he used to have to hire. Nope, it's not the meth that's the problem, it's the immigrants that they swear somebody down the street saw eating cats. Or dogs. Or geese, or who knows what but they're immigrants and kick them out so we can become productive, sober members of society again. #Trump2028

I was more worried last year than I'll be this year. Have 4-5 EDGE players that will be completely fine. DT is more of a question mark, but we had two guys transfer in this year that have given us the snaps and run protection we need, so I am confident in getting at least one next year too. Still got plenty of development guys waiting to get their moment to shine like January and Mitchell. Them playing more as the season progresses gives me hope that they'll be ready for big minutes next year.

Take the rest of December to get the rotations and chemistry settled, then the (even more) fun really begins. Couldn't wait to see Vassell back, and he's showing he's still silky smooth, and now can't wait to see the full team healthy and get Sochan back. GSG.

I was a little bit surprised at Mamu's athleticism out there, not only the steal and breakaway dunk, but also him diving for loose balls out there. That's a ball player.

Omw back from a post-game dinner in Fayetteville and fuck that was a lot better as a winner than loser. Shitload of Texas fans in attendance. Sorry to disappoint the olds in here that remember the vitriol of the 70s or whatever, but the trip was fine. The town is cool, leaving AR with a golden sun was pretty damn impressive. Didn't have a single Razorback talk a single word of shit to me all game. Plenty of Horns down in the stadium, even t-shirts of that bullshit, but the worst reaction I got was an Arky fan leaving the game with his middle fingers up as we held the Horns high. The walk in and out was quiet as shit. They aren't bred to hate us in our face anymore.

"They're bred to hate us" from home apparently. The ticket market has absolutely cratered.

I've been so annoyed at the thought of a 60-year old man pretending to be in fighting shape for the past few months that I haven't even considered, what if Jake Paul lands a big right hand, the type that's knocked out more than a few men in their 30s. The type that stopped Mike Perry. This is a 60 year old man we're talking about. This is probably Top 5 dumbest choices Mike Tyson has ever made in his life. Took me a second to configure the rankings because there's some dumb shit in there that we know of. My money is on it being as fixed as they can get away with though. Another disappointing hugfest like Tyson/Jones.

Sorry to Food & Travel this up, but any recommendations on somewhere to stay Friday night to break up the drive? I can stay with family in Dallas, but leaving at 4 am to make kickoff comfortably seems like a shit idea. I know a few pages back someone mentioned it might be worth staying in OK but I wouldn't know a damn thing about towns in that area otw to Arkansas. Any recs for a motel town that won't have a meth feel?