RosyFinchBOYZ

No shite. Kamala voters aren’t rolling out of bed until 11:00 am. Not like they have to get to work.

Plus he becomes a Swedish hero and can use that to pull Swedish women. Sounds practical to me.

Most miserable, 2008 LSU comeback against Troy. Just above freezing, windy and raining while down 28 points.

Coldest 2000 independence bowl MSU aTm.

I’m pretty sure this is my fault. I wore it out during work last week. :lol:

Caleb Williams or bust

I don’t see LSU beating Georgia, so I’ll worry about the playoffs after the title game. But if you told me after Florida State and Tennessee that I’d potentially be melting because the Playoff committee leaves us at 5 I could live with that. I’m just going to hope for a vintage Bo Nix game.

What I don’t understand is if the ball is immediately dead when the out of bounds player touches the ball, the brooks has the ball wouldn’t it be frat the second a finger hits the ball? So Brooks has it, touch, dead ball it shouldn’t matter the the continuation knocks the ball loose because it should be dead with brooks in possession.

The Dark Knight Rises is a mediocre film at best.

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I don't understand why they needed to do this now.

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A market like New Orleans has to do it now because if they let him play out this year he’ll be an expiring. There’s no way he agrees to 2 years next summer so you either do a 3 year extension which puts you in the same place anyway . However, if he has a good year there’s a good chance he decides to play it out and go to free agency.


Once that happens he can always leave and it’s almost certain the Pels will have to give him good money over 4 years to keep him. When have you ever seen a coveted unrestricted FA sign just a two year deal? So with this new deal CJ needs to give you 3 good years and if his play starts to slip you’ll have a 32 million expiring that you can package assets with to swing a big trade in year 4. If you don’t do this deal the 2 most likely scenarios are CJ walks for nothing 2 years for now or you have to pay him in the range of 120 million over 4 years and instead of hoping he can play well until he’s 34 you’re hoping he can hold on to 36 and if it turns negative you’ll have an albatross for most of BIs and Zion’s primes.

I think it’s a mixed bag, Pat Bev for THT is an upgrade, but add in Stanley Johnson and the Lakers gave up two out of their three decent wing defenders. They’re going to have no one but JTA to throw at the BIs, Lukas, Tatums and Bookers of the world.