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  1. Yeah, it is crazy cold there. I was in shorts today in Austin and it felt nice. Unfortunately, I’m catching a flight back to Montana now.
  2. I bet 50% of the people you are describing are attorneys.
  3. Yeah, his wiki page is pretty messed up. I know he is known as a recruiter, but then they pretty much only mention guys and girls he recruited while at SFA.
  4. Sounds like my recent flight from Billings to Denver. It was around -15 with high winds and ice on the runway. United Embraer ERJ 145. AC was stuck on full blast with duct tape on some of the overheads. POS plane with AC going full blast on a plane that was already below zero when boarding. Freaking torture for a stupid expensive flight (Billings is always expensive to fly out of ).
  5. And some of the prominent players Luper has helped develop include Dantrell Savage, Derrick Blaylock, DonTrell Moore, Terrance Shaw, Jeremiah Trotter, and Katie Hnida. when Katie Hnida is one of your few notable recruits, your resume isn’t so great.
  6. a deaf, dumb and blind kid.
  7. Leave the noodles out of this.
  8. Did Skip McGee go to Memorial or Kinkaid? I know he was involved with the Houston Racket Club.
  9. Oh no, William and Mary won’t do.
  10. You don’t know that - gotta at least try.
  11. You all are ignoring the kilo that he already smoked.
  12. I could say more but since they are close friends, I don't want to cause any problems between them. Regardless, probably pretty few people here knew his dad was a coach at Leander. And I found it interesting that he was an average athlete at a suburban white school.
  13. Can I have your Grateful Dead collection?
  14. Hopefully, it is Joseph.
  15. Kind of interesting - I spoke with a high school and current friend of Gideon. He said there were "a lot" of better athletes on the Leander team. But, he worked his ass off and studied a lot of film because his dad was the coach. He knew what other teams were going to do and got the defense lined up correctly. So, basically it was true that he was a coach on the field. As for the move, the guy basically said that it was just the right opportunity (money and upward mobility).
  16. I would add Cadillac Williams. And Patrick Cobbs is supposedly very good but wouldn’t be a splash hire.
  17. They must be listening to me. He is a plus interior guy - big, strong, good feet.
  18. If we turn down Utu or Greene because we’ve already accepted commits from Toa Katoa and Zaden Krempin, I won’t be happy. Luckily I’ll never know - ignorance is bliss. I’ll just assume we didn’t want to commit too much NIL on o-line at the neglect of other positions.
  19. Rock Star’s Jet in Fatal Runway Accident at Local Airport February 11, 2025 by David Jones A fatal collision occurred at Scottsdale Airport in Arizona on Monday afternoon, involving a private jet owned by Vince Neil, the lead singer of Mötley Crüe. The incident occurred when a Learjet 35A, registered to Neil’s company Chromed in Hollywood, veered off the runway after landing and collided with a parked Gulfstream 200. The Learjet had flown in from Austin with four passengers on board, while the Gulfstream had one occupant. The fatal accident resulted in at least one death. However, Neil was not present on the jet at the time of the collision. Among the passengers on the Learjet were Neil’s girlfriend, Rain Andreani, and her friend. Both women survived the crash and were taken to the hospital for treatment. Andreani reportedly suffered five broken ribs. The dogs accompanying the women on the flight also survived the accident. Two pilots were also on board the Learjet at the time of the crash. One of the pilots tragically lost his life in the collision, as confirmed by Bret Michaels, Neil’s friend and the lead singer of the band Poison. The private jet charter company Jet Pros, which owns the Gulfstream, reported no injuries on their aircraft. One person at the scene declined medical attention, according to Scottsdale officials. Eyewitness footage shared on social media showed the Learjet struggling to halt on the runway before skidding into the parked Gulfstream. The impact was so severe that it pushed the stationary aircraft several yards before both planes finally came to a rest. Images from the scene showed one of the jets without landing gear, surrounded by emergency vehicles and personnel. Scottsdale officials stated that the left main landing gear on the Learjet appeared to fail upon touchdown, leading to the collision. This incident adds to a recent series of airport accidents and air incidents that have heightened anxiety among travelers nationwide. Just last month, a collision between a US Army helicopter and an American Airlines jet at Reagan National Airport in Washington, DC, resulted in 67 fatalities. Two days later, a jet crash in a busy Philadelphia street killed all six people on board and one person on the ground.
  20. We will have one of the better DLs in the country and we will still lament missing on some rando because that is who we are.
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