AlaTiger

The rest of the SEC got away with cheating, bending rules, and doing whatever they wanted. Other fans would say, “go cry about it.”

I don’t care what LSU does to try and build a good team. If it’s legal, do it. If you don’t like it, challenge the courts and the rules, but don’t get mad because LSU followed the rules and got players you couldn’t get.

Oh, I’m fine being the villain. I don’t care. I’m talking about you.

Was that on one possession with her trying to make a layup? Did it ever go in? Or did the half just end?

Kind of like what you’d see in towns with minor league baseball teams? And some of the teams can grow really big based on the support, revunue generation, attendance, and competitiveness?

Obviously, this is the case. But, that kind of disconnects it from the university. How long until the college/university just hosts or sponsors the team and the players don’t have to go to school at all? Is that coming?

What about if teams what to keep their players for 6,7, 8 years? What stops it?

You can have league rules, I suppose. But, as soon as member institutions break them or players sue, the courts seem to constantly side with whatever dismantles any kind of restriction on players.

At this rate, college sports has just a few years left.

Wondering if that will be a trend.

To all those going around and downvoting every positive review here, you must live sad, depressing little lives where you eat and drink politics to the exclusion all else.

I’m sorry to break it to you, but the movie was epic. Truly.

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I think Beulah was totally behind it. She was betting against Beth and Rip on that Bull and she could have outbid them if she wanted to flex but stopped and let Beth/Rip think they got the upped hand.

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Yeah, I’m sure Beulah has something to do with it. Why question though, is why didn’t Rip try or get information out of the cattle agent or auctioneer or whatever he was? They just torched his place and let him go. Seems like he could have told them something.

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Just got out. I did not care for it. Yes, there's a lot of cool action scenes but it has no story. There's just something missing. I found myself kind of bored. It's a bummer because I was hoping I'd really enjoy it.

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THEORY: Okay, one possible way this moves the story line is Mando completely destroying the entire Hutt criminal enterprise that has lasted thousands of years in the Outer Rim and was a government unto itself that rivaled the Empire from the underground inadvertently created the power vacuum that alllkwed the Empire to reorganized into the First Order. If that’s where their going with his, then the movie was VERY significant.

Just saw it. I’m an OG Star Wars fan from the 80s. I really liked it. It reminded me of the books that came out after ROTJ with Luke going on adventures dealing with bad guys after the fall of the Empire. It was well made and was a fun movie. I couldn’t find anything to hate about it and actually enjoyed it quite a bit.

Know your genre. Space Western, fun adventure. Watch it like you’re a 10 year old boy going on an adventure. Relax. Have fun. Enjoy.

Every Sigourney Weaver scene was terrible, but she isn’t in many scenes, so I could excuse it.

I hated the sequels, loved Andor and Rogue One, and think Empire is the best movie followed by Star Wars: ANH.

It was good. Doesn’t move the story along, it’s stand alone, but quite good.

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I don't agree with the anti-Catholic part. Catholics are everywhere, so why should that be a factor? I think you had the right idea with the other stuff.

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The anti-Catholic kart was in relation to the Baptist South. It’s also an old English-French rivalry. This goes back hundreds of years, Protestant-Catholic wars, English detesting Catholics, the English Civil War, etc. All that got brought into the U.S. and persisted with divisions in the South.

It’s not that much different than anywhere else in that regard. Look at Alabama.