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My God. It’s wild to me how people can just write off the fact that we have been missing Whit Weeks and expect to not miss a beat. Dude is the Captain of the team and leader of the defense. They feed off his energy. He’s an all American talent. The ripple effect too, I.e. Perkins when Whit is on the field is a whole different player than Perkins when Whit is off the field.


Oh and Bernard Gooden was out for Vanderbilt as well so there’s that
lol. Classic esoteric BTC Revolutionist response
Can we send Rousse back to McNese already? What a joke
I’ve studied crypto for years and came to the same conclusion.

BTC is essentially just a perfected Ponzi scheme. No human or company backing it though so there will never be a true crash. Whether it was designed this way on purpose or not, who knows. I’m assuming whoever “satoshi nakamoto” was is dead. No one can stay silent that long…
But BTC preys on human greed and/or the desire for individuals to increase the value of their money. It has absolutely no other value. They can all GTFO with this “muh but blockchain” “third world country currency” “faster money” “cut out the bank fees” blah blah blah blah blah. It’s all a load of bull shite.

If it ever starts to “crash” there will be enough individuals that will buy back into it thinking it will go back up. Since there is a finite number of BTC and this is a “currency” not a company, the potential for it to go up will always be there. So while I may not like BTC because I think it is a crock of shite I also think it is always going to be around and will always have potential to increase in value.
I’d be more surprised to see BTC go to $10k than I would see it go to $250k
I’ll take the Jackson Hole property and no state income tax for $39 million, Bob
Would we beat bama on Saban Field in Tuscaloosa or Saban Field in Tiger Stadium?
Lol. Funny to think about, the gumps would lose their minds
People just see what legendary Coach Skip Bertman did and think ok well maybe legendary Coach Saban can do that too!
We are the equivalent to crackheads addicted to crack. Always chasing our first high

PSA: SPLG now SPYM

Posted by Tiger4life306 on 11/3/25 at 9:39 am
SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 ETF (SPLG) will change its name and trading symbol to State Street SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 ETF (SPYM) effective October 31, 2025.

All you VOO lovers should take a look at SPYM.
- Price per share
- Expense ratio
Well for one, they didn’t have the same agent. Landry is just spewing fake news
Don’t care how you feel about Woodward. This was the wrong time to do it. fricking idiot
No, that is not my method. I was specifically talking about the Billy Napier experience
It’s almost as if… we have not had our preseason All American middle linebacker playing these past 3 games
Florida sure as shite isn’t hiring another Head Coach from any school in Louisiana right after the Billy Napier experience
He was 34-14 while head coach here. Wasn’t good enough but also wasn’t terrible. Probably would have lasted to the end of this season or maybe next if he wasn’t such an arrogant prick.
Being an unlikeable arrogant a-hole is what got him canned when he did.
What in the Soviet U.S. is this bull shite.
Is this normal that a city council can just up and decide to vote to turn the city dry?
That’s all it takes is a vote amongst the council?
I said it in another thread but fans have goldfish memories. Everyone hooping and hollering for Kiffin will be tucking their tails once ole miss gets their shite pushed in the SEC Championship game and then lays an egg first round of the playoffs.
But hey, they’ve been good for the first half of this season so let’s throw $120 million at Kiffin who’s never won anything!
Literally nobody cares about OU or Texas historical stats in the SEC
Bingo.
And he can now use this yr to renegotiate his contract while simultaneously having lower success expectations at Ole Miss than what we would expect if he came here.