AUgryphon

I have come to appreciate "I have a Dream" and "Mother Knows Best" more and more with time. Also, Zachary Levi's performance as Flynn was perfect.

The final episode dropped today, and it's one of my favorite hours of television in a long time. Even though you know what's coming they do a good job of building up to it.

Thoughts on the series:

- The portrayal of Saul is fantastic and makes all his bipolar behavior in the Bible make sense. The role is wonderfully acted.

- The extra narrative the show writers have injected mostly works and fleshes out the motivations of characters like Johnathan, Saul, Samuel and even Goliath in a helpful way.

- David is a background character for most of this season but he emerges nicely in the final episode. The moment where he explains his confidence in facing Goliath to Johnathan is a very strong scene. That scene really brings to life how Johnathan could understand that David was going to replace his family on the throne and still admire him.

- I wish the Philistines had been portrayed as more "alien". They seem like Hebrews with pointy caps.


Good series and I was very disappointed when I reached the end of this season. I hope they get the green light to continue it.

The one downside to being this good is that it's championship or bust. Anything less will feel like a first round exit.

The Bashir brothers would be quite the scoring duo. I'm more curious what we are going to do at the 5. Bruce seemed friendly with the Georgia State 7 footer who was good offensively but didn't seem very engaged defensively.

Surprised it took Reed this long to transfer.

Corch, I will hail back to prime Saban recruiting years. Take every new player you can every year and process the rest. It was always a numbers game and Saban understood that. Never waste a scholarship opportunity.

“I'm not locked in here with you, you're locked in here with me”

- Auburn Tigers Basketball Team

This year sucks if you had any hope that Freeze was the guy. I did, and there's no way to spin it other than mismanagement. But 1) i don't trust anybody at Auburn to replace Freeze with someone better, 2) we have to give any coach we hire time to right the ship and that probably means promising 4 years at least, 3) we are within Freeze's 4 year window and he is definitely improving the talent so no reason to blow his rebuild project up and start a new 4-5 year project.

The really bad news is that next year's team will be young, if talented. Freeze is going to have to work magic on the LOS through the portal and find maybe 2 impact wide receivers. And of course a QB. He hasn't done great with the portal so far.

Here's how I know Hank is a good QB... He is making Camden Brown relevant. No other QB has been able to do that even against the weakest competition.

Why did Mitchell go to Juco?