SimkinsMan

Cousins, lovers, losers. .

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However, they are looking very good in the PQL metric after Saturday's games. This is what matters most. Texas is the best remaining Potential Quality Loss on their regular season schedule. The sips beat Florida soundly and will be a top-3 when A&M loses to their rival at the end of the month. Nuts will be squeezed, and trophies minted. Clemson had a quality win on Saturday, beating historic powerhouse Virginia Tech. A&M is likely to meet Clemson in the Orange Bowl during the post season, and losing to a team that has won multiple national championships in the last decade is very respectable. Notre Dame crushed the elite Florida State program on Saturday. When A&M travels to South Bend in the 2025 season, Notre Dame is likely to be undefeated and highly ranked. It will be the kind of loss that Vikings sing about in Valhalla.

He wrote a song for you.

Aggy is having a hard time processing the new reality of college football.

Quinn to this thread today ...

This is peak doctor communication -- not a criticism, just an amusing observation. Your list consists of: (a) (2) (d) I congratulate you on developing a unique taxonomy for list-making. It's glorious.

Lagway talk was smoke all along, it seems.

When it comes to WR there were just too many cooks in the kitchen. Johntay was arguably about the sixth best WR this year on the team this season, and next year he was clearly going to be behind Wingo and Moore. Then you have the likelihood of a top-shelf transfer WR or two, and then the prodigious incoming freshman talent. He probably would not start in 2025. So this not a loss, really, and just the way of things in college football. If he had attitude issues as well behind the scenes, it makes perfect sense to accelerate the process in his case.

Aggy got Tellus, it's only fair we got Zelus. Them's the rules.

aggy plays Texas the weak after. both teams will be looking ahead, but aggy is on the road.

Elko just announced he's out for the season.

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The roller coaster meme, god bless it, never fails.

This Texas defense is really very good.

One of the underrated aspects of this coaching staff is that they seem to be really good at identifying productive receivers. Moore has looked excellent today.

That itchy feeling down below is the sand in your pussy.

Some people, you know, value a civic society. They're willing to serve the greater good, to sacrifice a little.

LSU has approximately the 10th most difficult schedule in the country, and is 6-1. Although they don't play as well on the road, they're still a good to very good team. If Aggy wins, it's definitely a quality win. Should be a fun game.

With all due respect—and I do respect you because this is a kickass website, and I'm sure it is no picnic keeping the knuckleheads in line— please stop being so condescending. I have worked as a journalist primarily supported by advertising for decades. I understand that people have to eat. You are welcome to dismiss my feedback as worthless, but I suspect I am not alone in being turned off by the OTF product presentation. To answer your question, I would pay on the order of $10 a month for the OTF message board and an ad-free feed of their podcasts. I can live with the sponsor reads, at least those are "in line" with the flow of their program. I also think producing fewer shows would probably increase the quality of the product, but I understand why they push out content like a machine gun.

It's feedback, take it or leave it. No need to get all rage-y. We are literally all on the same team here. I listen to a lot of podcasts, most of which are produced to a much higher level than OTF, which at the end of the day is two or three guys with microphones bullshitting. Now of course they work hard behind the scenes to get information. I get that. But this is not highly produced, expensive to create content. They're producing hours of it per day, when the highest-quality podcasts are weekly or monthly. So there is a lot of air time for monetization purposes. Most of the podcasts I listen to either have sponsor reads, or advertisements. OTF has both of those, as well as superchats, and calls to subscribe to the OTF message board. They are pushing four different buttons for monetization which seems a bit much. Moreover, the way the ads are inserted into the podcast version of their program is so ham-handed that it just sounds terrible, and it happens at the most random times. Like I said, it makes the product borderline unlistenable. You can get all high and mighty about how they have to pay their bills and eat, but I am just saying that the product they're putting out—again, in my opinion—sounds sub-optimal. There are a million-billion ways to consume information and entertainment online, and the negatives I've cited above outweigh the positives. For me. To each their own.

OTF podcasts are borderline unlistenable. Two minutes of introduction; a sponsor read by Bobby or someone; 30 seconds of content; 2 minutes of blaring advertisement with no warning; 5 minutes of content; a sponsor reminder; 4 minutes of content; 2 minutes of blaring advertisement; and so on. There's good information in there and I like the guys. But the overall product sounds terrible even with the ability to skip forward.

I agree wholeheartedly! Now where is my preview of games to watch this week?!?