Girdwood

Fucking idiot

Negged

Time for defense to step up

Phil Longo wondering wtf he was thinking working under Mack.

Wtf Mack

Fuck WVU and their forced rivalry “Horns down” bullshit. Get your comeuppance hillbilly fuckers!

Mack’s offense looking as shitty as ever.

Ummmm the Carolina Panthers play in Charlotte...that’s not Chapel Hill

Throw the ball

What even is a catch anymore

Their offensive line is getting abused by an FCS team. I’m not sure “good” is the word I’d describe them as right now.

Teams that shouldn’t be ranked Iowa State Nebraska

I got you but man it just doesn’t seem worth it. It’d be like Texas playing Sam Houston State.

Holy shitballs

Someone walk me through why FBS teams think it’s a good idea to schedule FCS instead of shitty G5 schools? It’s a no win situation, kinda like playing aggy. And a lot of these schools are pretty damn good.

We need to start strong and make this a comfortable win. Cmon Herman, don’t fuck this up.

This shit is making me nervous about LA Tech tonight.

Damn son

His offensive line isn’t exactly giving him much time

Holding also

Holy shit

Big break for ISU

Hilcorp Energy is now the largest O&G operator in Alaska. Mr. Hildebrand (UT alum and BOR member) has built himself a very, very nice company. BP sheds Alaska assets, sells to Hilcorp Alaska for $5.6B JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — BP, a major player on Alaska’s North Slope for decades, is selling all of its assets in the state, the company announced Tuesday. Hilcorp Alaska is purchasing BP interests in both the Prudhoe Bay oil field and the trans-Alaska pipeline for $5.6 billion, BP announced in a release. The sale, which must be approved by state and federal regulators, comes as BP attempts to divest $10 billion in assets by 2020. “Energy is a cornerstone of the Alaskan economy and this investment will help drive growth in local energy production, jobs and state and local revenue for many years to come,” Jason Rebrook, president of Hilcorp Energy Company, said in a release. “Hilcorp has a proven track record of bringing new life to mature basins, including Alaska’s Cook Inlet and the North Slope, and we have a clear understanding that an experienced local workforce is critical to success.” BP’s history in Alaska dates to 1959, and the British company drilled the confirmation well for the Prudhoe Bay field in 1968. Prudhoe Bay, the most prolific oil field in U.S. history, has produced more than 13 billion barrels of oil. Production has been in a steady decline since the late 1980s. “We are steadily reshaping BP and today we have other opportunities, both in the U.S. and around the world, that are more closely aligned with our long-term strategy and more competitive for our investment,” BP Chief Executive Bob Dudley said in the release. “This transaction also underpins our two-year $10 billion divestment program, further strengthening our balance sheet and enabling us to pursue new advantaged opportunities for BP’s portfolio within our disciplined financial framework,” he said. Under terms of the agreement, Hilcorp will pay $4 billion in the near-term and $1.6 billion later. BP employs about 1,600 workers in Alaska. “BP is committed to providing clarity about their future as soon as possible as part of the transition process with Hilcorp,” the release said. Justin Furnace, a vice president for Hilcorp Energy Co., said in an email to The Associated Press that plans for the BP workforce “will develop as we determine how we will integrate the acquisition into Hilcorp’s existing operations.” Hilcorp Alaska, based in Anchorage, is an affiliate of the Houston-based Hilcorp Energy Co.

White helmets are awesome.

For those of us that aren’t watching that video, can someone explain how this happened? Asking for a friend of course.