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Texas Recruiting Notes 2026: Boulevard of Broken Bagmen
Tired Horn replied to texifornia's topic in 🤫$9.95🤫
Heh, all we had to do was score one more touchdown and then go for a 23-point conversion. Seriously, it's the 1984 Cotton Bowl loss to Georgia that really stings. Our offense was so damn conservative we let it come down to that one fucking punt. -
No. Because it’s the 4th of July weekend, almost 250 years to the day after we kicked your limey ass.
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fuck, we have smoltz tonight
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Heard last night about one through her cousin, who’s very good friends with my oldest. I know her parents and entire family. I cannot imagine what they’re going through. This is a nightmare.
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We are talking about CR because we have a bunch of bitch ass snowflakes that are offended by reality. The fact they cant see the reality is the problem. Also cry less pussies. Kids died and we have a bunch of grandstanding politicians ignoring their own malfeasance and having the audacity to claim some sort of political win all while making it all about them. They throat the very person that is actively gutting the very thing that could potentially prevent this. What a backwards world we live in that we claim CR on that. Fuck you and I hope you reap the oats you sow you fucking animals.
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Dick Lovelady sighting. Have we done a porn name all star team here yet?
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I didn't watch the presser, but what hero cosplay did Noem go with this time? Rescue Helicopter pilot? Swift Boat operator? Fire & Rescue uniform?
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Negative Recruiting Your Own School: The aggy Screenshot Megathread
RomaVicta replied to texifornia's topic in 🤫$9.95🤫
And a ring! You get a ring! That's the most important part! This guy has it all figured out. Pretty smart for a parrot: Just show them this gaudy part of your season where you had your big chance to get crushed in the SEC Championship game. Just win one of the three conference games! Crushed by the two ranked teams on your schedule with a gut-check loss to a lousy Auburn team. I know. I know. SEC night games! The way they gush about the College Station experience. It's so yokel to tell city folk that you actually have it better out in the sticks. We love it here! It's better than where you live! We literally go. Seriously. No shit. The wife and I physically transport ourselves to CS three quarters times a year. Literally. We eat cheeseburgers and fries and then hit a chain chicken wing joint. Holy land! If they did irony, I'd think it was such, but Mr. Amazing Experience going on the coaches tour punches it home. -
I see the DT snowflakes got their delicate feefees hurt again. It must suck going through life getting offended by everything.
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Negative Recruiting Your Own School: The aggy Screenshot Megathread
Pato del Muerto replied to texifornia's topic in 🤫$9.95🤫
Apparently Deloitte gets to approve or reject NIL deals going forward, based on some sort of fmv estimation. im sure aggy is getting some preemptive “they’re harsher on us than tu and others” content. -
NYTimes Update: Here’s what we know about some of the Texas flood victims. The flooded Guadalupe River near Camp Mystic in Hunt, Texas, on Saturday. The flash flooding on the Guadalupe River in Central Texas has killed at least 35 people, including 14 children. Some two dozen girls from Camp Mystic, an all-girls’ Christian summer camp, are still missing. Rescuers have been searching the river Saturday, and the death toll is expected to rise. Here’s what we know about those who were killed. Sarah Marsh Sarah Marsh, an 8-year-old student at Cherokee Bend Elementary in Mountain Brook, Ala., was one of the campers at Camp Mystic in Hunt, Texas. In a statement posted online, Stewart Welch, the mayor of Mountain Brook, a suburb of Birmingham, confirmed that Sarah was among those who died in the flood and said the city was heartbroken. “This is an unimaginable loss for her family, her school and our entire community,” he wrote. “Sarah’s passing is a sorrow shared by all of us, and our hearts are with those who knew her and loved her.” In a text message on Saturday, Sarah’s grandmother, Debbie Ford Marsh, said that Sarah’s parents were not able to talk and declined to comment on behalf of the family. Earlier, on Facebook, she posted: “We will always feel blessed to have had this beautiful spunky ray of light in our lives. She will live on in our hearts forever!” Janie Hunt Janie Hunt, 9, of Dallas, died in the flash flooding, her grandmother Margaret Hunt said in an interview. Janie was also attending Camp Mystic. It was her first time there as a camper, and she attended along with six of her cousins, who were safe, Ms. Hunt said. Ms. Hunt said she was in Vermont when she got a call from her daughter, Anne Lindsay Hunt, telling her about the flooding. Janie’s parents drove to Ingram Elementary, the reunification center, where they were told to visit a funeral home and identify their daughter. Janie is the eldest of three children. Bobby and Amanda Martin Bobby Martin, 46, and his wife, Amanda Martin, 44, were among those killed, Mr. Martin’s father, John Keith Martin, told The New York Times. The couple, from Odessa, Texas, were reportedly camping by the Guadalupe River when their R.V. was swept away by the rising floodwaters. The elder Mr. Martin said one his grandchildren and that grandchild’s girlfriend were with the couple and were still missing. “He was an adventurous man, adventurous and outgoing. He had many good friends, because he was a good friend,” John Keith Martin said of his son. “He’s just incredible.” Jane Ragsdale Jane Ragsdale, the director and co-owner of the Heart O’ the Hills summer camp in Kerr County, is among those confirmed dead in the flooding, according to a statement posted to the camp’s website. No campers were residing at the site when the floods hit. “We at the camp are stunned and deeply saddened by Jane’s death,” the statement said. “She embodied the spirit of Heart O’ the Hills and was exactly the type of strong, joyful woman that the camp aimed to develop with the girls entrusted to us each summer.” Ms. Ragsdale, who became the camp director in 1988, started as a camper and later became a counselor.
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This is the RAIN thread. You're a complete fucking idiot if you think this thread needs to "tell it like it is" about political posturing. Awesome. Go talk about all of the politics on the CLOAK ROOM thread about this.
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Watching remotely we have enough overflow valves to be ok. We can even open our hose bibs and drain that way too. Rain at our place is heavy but normal. I think we’ve had 4-5 inches total. We’ve gone from 23,000 gallons to 36,000 and counting.
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I live in Kerrville. We went thru Center Point and Comfort earlier. The roads that direction are mostly fine. It is definitely a disaster area, though. Did not go west because thats where emergency crews ar and don't want to interfere with their work. Kerrville city manager is saying the best help we can do is make donations to the local Salvation Army. kerrvillekroc.org
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Typically people that must live in RVs cant afford normal housing. My wife and I did it for 6 months during a remodel. We had 3 cops, several families including many single mothers with 3 kids on one income. Super great families barely getting by. Mostly hardworking kind folk. Changed my perspective.
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Update: 3 p.m. NWS bulletin didn't really have much different.. lots of rain, system not going anywhere significant, hopefully some downshifting with nighttime (although these things can ramp up overnight, one hopes the atmosphere gets some stability and quits for awhile). My hope is that the system will meander slowly to the E, following a track it's already been taking. Today was Austin's day to get the brunt, so hopefully it'll move east of us tonight, as I've posted today. The rains today were decent but definitely more light/moderate than prolonged heavy (and at least there's been movement of the storms and not all that much training, they've been circulating in frontal (i.e. perpendicular to their movement) direction). Tomorrow's forecast is interesting, I'll post iater tonight (not terrible but not particularly the usual). Just want to get more confirmation about it. Anything on your mind hit me up here.
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So I’m a bit of an expert on the San Gabriel, at least for a few hours this morning. Got a call from a relative who lives in one of the flooded RV parks, that the Georgetown police had knocked on her door and told her to GTFO. Wife and I drop kids at friends down the street, head up there in our minivan, expecting to quickly empty much of her RV into it, well at least the important stuff. We get there, water is way up, she’s not leaving because either her RV goes or she doesn’t. She’s got two small dogs and we had them ready to go, but she’s pissed. The hitch in my minivan is good for small boats, kayak trailer, smaller uhaul trailers and bike racks. I’m not driving down into muddy/rocky area and trying to tow an RV that will tax my van - my van is worth more than her RV. Thankfully a friend in the area came through in minutes, got her RV towed to a local school and we moved her and her car up from the park. That shit came up so fast though. There were RVs that had bad wheels or problems or whatever that couldn’t get towed in time. I counted at least a dozen in one small section, which given that I know a few of them, that is their home, so it’s got to be devastating, TLDR: Georgetown PD (or whatever law enforcement agency it was) did good work and got people evacuating. San Gabriel came up really fucking fast. On, and if you live in an RV, don’t own a fucking sedan, own a truck or SUV that can pull said RV instead of relying on family and friends of family to drive up from Central Austin to help you out.
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I think we can all agree there is no separation between CR and no-CR anymore in 2025…. As that is what politics is now, a part of our character, psyche, and fiber. Saying “no CR” means nothing
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Bet you $50 to your favorite charity it fills and separately we are releasing water in two weeks from Mansfield
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Ah the good old salad days of youth when we had lauded leadership by such solid humans as Rudy Drooliani. My how far we have fallen.
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Damn, 1431 going to Lago is also washed out. Anyone between those 2 points isn’t going to town for a bit.
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Hope the org and all of our guys do some serious community outreach in the wake of what's going down. I'm sure they will.
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