AUTiger1978

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so you think the GM will give access, on his evaluations, to any employee of the athletic dept. by putting his evaluations for all eyes to see?

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No, not what I said or implied at all. Anyone with recruitment duties would have access. They need to have access to properly do their job of reaching out and recruiting players.

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IF he had taken anything he wasn't supposed to take, Auburn would have sued him. AGAIN, he took HIS evaluations. He left what his staff compiled.

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This is exactly the opposite of what I am arguing. He left everything. The excuse that he didn’t is bunk and someone is bullshitting to cover for AG just importing USF to Auburn. Granted, I do think AG was in a tough spot but should have known that a lot of those players weren’t going to translate to the SEC.

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Do you think, in the NFL, every employee in the front office has access on player evaluations done by the GM..............or maybe it's just the HC?

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I think coaches and the GM have access to draft and free agent evals to weigh in on how to build the team. Different flavor of the college setup. In either circumstance, those evals aren’t just living on one person’s laptop. They are shared with limited, appropriate staff so they can recruit players and be informed of the recruitment status, fit, intangibles and just overall ability. They aren’t hoarded by the GM. These people are on the same team and the GM is there to make recruiting easier not set up unnecessary barriers to recruiters by guarding his person stash of evaluations.

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That started with Will Redmond who, imo, is the best in the business at what he does. From my understanding Golesh was under the impression that that network would remain completely intact when he was hired and was a big reason he came here.

When Redmond wasn't retained all of the information and scouting reports they had ready to go for the portal also went with him.

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This seems at best wildly unethical and at worst illegal. Unless Redmond was hired as a consultant, which I don’t think is the case, the information he generated as an employee of the athletic department should have stayed with the department and been available to the new staff.

ETA: And I don’t think this happened, even though it is a good yarn about how we just moved USF north to Auburn. There is no way that Redmond was the only one with access to those scouting reports. And I don’t believe the athletic department would allow him to delete the information he compiled as an employee on the way out the door, either in the moment or after the fact by pursuing it legally.

Waiting to hear if I have smoldering myeloma or full-on active myeloma right now. It’s quite the experience to watch every life plan you have blown up in your face. Hoping for good news that gives me hope for seeing my kids start at least the first stages of their adult life. This diagnosis phase is just brutal.

I walk for miles when I have to pass one of those motherfrickers. Flomax and walking.

this is just like Iraq does not equal we are fighting Israel’s war (unless this is an unintentional admission on your part that you think our involvement in Iraq fit this bill)
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We don’t need this idiotic line that Bibi has been saying for at least 20 years does not equal we are fighting Israel’s war
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the 22 seconds away from having a nuke bullshite has been untrue for 20+ years does not equal we are fighting Israel’s war
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You are conflating tangentially related statements that do not say what you claim. Yes, they do “have a shred of bearing on the current conflict in 2026” but they, in no way, assert that we are fighting Israel’s war. To the contrary, I explicitly pointed out in my previous post the primary reason that I think we are fighting this war and it has nothing to do with Israel.

And, lastly, this is a lie:

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I don't know or care about Matt Walsh…

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You actually seem pretty hung up on him and what he said. You can’t resist rehashing some dumb X post by him that was shared 10 days and 166 pages ago. A post where Walsh didn’t even forcefully argue against the war and only called himself a skeptic. Get a fricking grip.

So basically the Iranian regime needs to be completely denied access to the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman due to the aquatic drones. Including all Iranian coastline, that’s a bit over 1500 miles to patrol. For comparison, this would be like having to deny water access from Pensacola, FL to Naples, FL. And that’s just to protect against submersibles and fast boats. It does nothing to protect against aerial attacks on shipping or our Naval vessels.

It’s really hard to believe that they don’t have some plan to counter this that isn’t boots on the ground. However, it’s also rather difficult to believe that this would be allowed to happen if they did have a reliable countermeasure.

Was listening to a Darryl Cooper podcast and he mentioned the 3 THAAD systems being blown up and I think he said we only have one left. Apparently that is making the missile defense much spottier and we’re having to use 2x as many missiles as we’re supposed to to shoot down every one incoming from Iran. Darryl worked on the AEGIS systems on ships and he was not positive at all on our current situation, especially our ability to defend allied Middle Eastern countries not named Israel.

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Ayatollah Limpdick. This is the guy that goes to London to get treated for impotence, isn’t it?

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What's the "something else"? If Walsh is no longer a political commentator for not being 100% sold on military intervention in a foreign country, what are you accusing him of being?

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This is a question that still deserves an answer.

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Anyone expecting world leaders to give them accurate and up-to-date information about matters of war, national security, and geopolitics, has unrealistic expectations. Nobody does that; it's not the policy, ever, anywhere.

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Nowhere did I say this was my expectation. I just said that the 22 seconds away from having a nuke bullshite has been untrue for 20+ years and almost certainly wasn’t the reason for this attack. I don’t really think we have to rely on bullshite tactics to sell this to the American people at this point. Iran pretty much stands in opposition to every liberal, democratic value held by Americans and has been at the center of conflict in the ME for decades.

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The fact the men in Iran wanted them all to be covered up is reason enough to bomb them

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They just couldn’t get any work done. Too many distractions so they threw a hideous sheet over them.