Bevo

No - Why the hell did they post it and talk about not being able to transport them all?

Bout a hundred in that first pic

Is it wrong for middle aged guys to wear sorority and fraternity t-shirts from the late 80s? Asking for a friend.

Just looked at his film. No, he is not good. He is undersized and has a slow first step.

Now we are on the same page. Agree 100%

For sure, that's why you have to give the hard tests before the last drop date. Afterwards, and those little shits will be lined up outside your door.

The good news is that we should get a bunch of renewed interest as the season progresses and we might be able to find some new prospects. The other good news is that a lot of our staff will be able to help out in recruiting DTs. The bad news is that we probably will have to wait and hope and prioritize through NIL. And the other bad news is that it will probably take more of a team effort to bring in DTs.

Sun Tzu wasn't a fan of pincer moves. He believed when the enemy was encircled that it would fight harder. Instead, he preferred to let the enemy think there was an avenue for escape and then when the enemy was retreating he would hit it from the sides.

https://kyivindependent.com/us-reaching-out-to-ukraine-over-reports-of-kursk-region-incursion-white-house-says/ News Feed, United States, Kursk Oblast, Ukraine, Russia, War US reaching out to Ukraine over reports of Kursk region incursion, White House says by Kateryna Denisova August 7, 2024 8:35 PM 2 min read U.S. officials are reaching out to their Ukrainian counterparts "to get a little better understanding" of the situation in Russia's Kursk region, where clashes between Russian and Ukrainian forces are currently taking place, U.S. National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby told reporters on Aug. 7. Ukrainian forces crossed the border into the Kursk region on Aug. 6, resulting in clashes on Russian soil that have continued into the following day, Russian officials say. Russian President Vladimir Putin described the incursion as a "large-scale provocation," while Russian Army Chief of Staff Valery Gerasimov claimed on Aug. 7 that Ukraine's "advance in the Kursk direction was halted." Kyiv has not commented on the fighting in the area. At a press conference on Aug. 7, U.S. State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said it was "a bit rich for (Russia) to call it a provocation" in light of the more than 10 years that Russia has violated Ukraine's territorial sovereignty. "I'll let the Ukrainians speak to their operations one way or the other. That’s most appropriate," Kirby said. Miller acknowledged that the U.S. did not know about the incursion before it happened but said "it's not unusual for the Ukrainians not to notify us of their exact tactics before they execute them, it's a war that they are conducting." Washington hasn't changed its policy of allowing Ukraine to use American-supplied weapons "to target imminent threats just across the border," Kirby said. Separately, Miller said that the incursion had not violated U.S. policy. When Russia launched its intensified offensive against Kharkiv Oblast in May, a number of countries said they had lifted restrictions on the use of Western-provided weapons against military targets inside Russia. The U.S. granted Kyiv limited permission to use certain American weapons to strike Russian targets near the region's border. The Kursk region lies on the border with Ukraine's Sumy Oblast, which has been experiencing daily attacks since Russian troops were pushed out of the oblast and back across the border in April 2022. Over the past day, Moscow's troops have increased aviation activity near the border areas of Sumy Oblast, dropping about 30 guided aerial bombs on the settlements, Ukraine's General Staff said in its latest update. The local authorities ordered a further mandatory evacuation of border settlements.

Helobious

Probably, but I expect a sternly worded message from the US. I'll have to see if the Telegraph publishes anything on it in the next few days.

Where, around Billings?

The goal should be to blitzkrieg with a pincer movement. Capture lots of forces and equipment and then get the hell out. So basically, Ukraine should try to severely weaken and degrade Russian forces which will take Russia a long time to recover from. Russia desperately needs this to be a war of attrition. Ukraine should change the dynamic with this attack.

Good idea to look for turf monsters. We can't risk having any of them take him to the turf.

He has very good ball skills and good coordination but he doesn't get much separation - ie. decent speed but not elite. He is ranked as the 2nd best WR in the country but I think Wingo has more elite traits.

I had no clue that he was from Texas until I looked him up when I posted. I think it said he went to Westbury High School.

It really depends on your perspective. For some, half an enchilada and the world falls down. For others, half an enchilada makes the world go round.

Named after the aggie football player Dave Elmendorf.

or Gideon/Joseph be like:

Bada Boom?

Good point, but our secondary wasn't a strength last year and needs to improve. Well, mainly safety but still...

Not really - Barron is not a corner so if he is starting at corner then it means that Cole and Holmes aren't where they need to be. With that said, I agree with CTJ's sentiments that Barron to corner is BS and just IT talking nonsense.