UncleBuck

rice and a few chunks of onion and bell pepper browned in oil. Salt, pepper, garlic powder, tick of cumino, half a can of tomato sauce, can of chicken broth and the rest water to cover. cook and stuff

Nah, a couple hundred miles further down the coast.

Might be confusing him for Bill fella

Bill guy seems like a real ass

Any word on a Hill flip, Ketch?

Yah, it wouldn't have anything at all to do with the fact that Bijan has like 20 endorsement deals and has to choose which lambo he wants to drive around each day while aggy top players are getting whales adopted in their name or whatever the fuck their super duper secret NIL collective helps provide them...

"Go through the secret door at the Dixie Chicken and the yell leader from like 30 years ago will give you a hand job. That's it. That's the NIL." That's why they're keeping it quiet, which -tbh- is some astonishing self-awareness form that bunch.

It's aggy, they ain't know how to speak. Believe he means "I'm not saying which (A&M account)."

Hell no. For me, if they get too crazy, I'll just hop off and set 'em off on a track somewhere.

Have always enjoyed the idea of a micro skiff. Probably not crossing the bay on a rough chop, but perfect for stalking the flats and running protected. Granted, I don't fly fish (yet), but I'd roll along with a trolling motor casting as I went. Something like this, or a bit bigger, even (though they actually do have smaller).

The Boy likes the new set-up

So went with a Penn Wrath 2500. Would have liked to get him something maybe a little better but wasn't sure if I'd be able to make it to a good store before tomorrow AM. It actually has a type of rubber or silicone band on the spool that I'm guessing is meant to be used with braid, to eliminate the slippage. Cool. Had a nice Penn rod there, but the color didn't really match, which isn't a huge deal, but the reel has that obvious baby blue color on black, so I found the closest rod to that color, checked the guides and spine, and that was it. He'll love it. Thanks for the input.

You're gunna get murdered for this, and I guess I kinda get it, but I think I've detected your overall sentiment and agree with it for the most part. Coming off of 5-7 with that defensive showing and the poor recruiting on defense up top, that's not a great recipe for recruiting success. Luckily some great people (a lot of them on here) have done beyond a fantastic job with the NIL stuff, and continue to, or I'd hate to see what last year and this year's classes would look like. So all of that to say, "flipping" guys who are verbals elsewhere, or who ultimately sign elsewhere who are wanting to transfer after a year, CAN be things to consider IFFFFF Sark can pull off a decent enough bounce-back season. That type of season coupled with having a guy like Arch coming and one of the best NILs in the country, and we can flip guys we might lose out on the first go around. Now if you seriously doubt the possibility of a bounce-back season that recruits would be satisfied with, especially when held up to whatever aggy ends up doing, then of course it's more important to win those recruitments NOW and stay on top of them, so then everything I said prior to this paragraph can be crumbled up and shoved up my ass as far as you're concerned. Whatever

No doubt on the popping cork thing. I don't throw 'em, but The Boy's always asking about them. Have seen many who have no problem throwing a baitcaster launch a popping cork an immediately *expletive* lol. One of the applications where a spinning setup shines.

He can get a $400-$500 reel when he gets a job in six years lol.

Appreciate the reply. I go braid to flouro leader on my baitcasters already, and that's the plan for the spinning. Another question I just thought of: do you back up the braid with anything? A layer of mono, or maybe electrical tape? Thanks

Don't think you've been reading the room correctly on the "if we get him" prediction. I can see the latter, I guess.

Have a question about spinning reels maybe someone here can answer. I fish inshore and use baitcasters exclusively, but am looking to get my son a (better) spinning reel for his birthday (will be 10). He can throw the baitcasters a little bit, but it's for sure less frustrating for him to throw a spinning, especially since he's throwing lures more these days. My question is about braid vs. mono. I use braid on all of my casters, but he has mono on the spinning reel he's been using and it just tangles up WAY too much. I've read that braid might tangle less on a spinning vs mono, but wanted to see if any of you guys had any personal experience with that?

I'm not most people, carnal. 🤌

There have plenty of schools still talking to Baxter. They didn't just stop because Texas was leading and he set a date. So IF Georgia wasn't already talking to him to begin with, then welcome to the club.

FFS

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Yah, the ones who moved here from up north.