TheGodfather

I feel like the gun is off. It didn't look like it was being thrown that hard and the swings on it were really good.

this is the first season with the new format. i like it from the fact that being best 2 out of 3 that the best team should win that way, but the atmosphere in sulphur with all the different teams in a win or go home game is no longer there.

just compare the warranty of all the brands. most of the components including the glass come from the same manufacturers. they all put their own stickers on the windows but they are all basically the same.

i can't speak for basketball because i dont really follow it but lutcher has had much more success than iowa in football and baseball. including lutcher beating iowa in the semis last year in baseball.

you may want to talk to the local lumber yards and see if they can special order it for you. not very likely that someone is going to buy some huge amount of inventory of special stuff thats never going to sell. not in todays marketplace at least.

just take a couple of 2" or 2 1/2" screws and put them into the strike plate to where they reach the stud instead of doing all that.

even if they are primed and painted properly they are still wood so there will always be the possibility of them rotting or warping. same thing with clad. wood will be wood. the plus of doing clad would be the warranty on them and the manufacturer would have to honor the warranty. i would highly doubt that the wood windows will have any warranty associated with them and in the case something does go wrong with them you will be fully responsible at that point.

I think the seeding is more at fault than the 12 teams that made it. Texas/OSU/Penn State should have been the 3 and 4 seeds. That would have had Boise and Arizona State playing today which I think would have led to some more competitive games.

I say that meaning that the way they seed it should change and not necessarily shrinking it from 12. Conference winners should get in, but not be guaranteed top seeds.

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Nuss being a turnover machine is a huge problem

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i'm not discounting the fact that he has made some poor decisions and costly turnovers but thinking we have a better option to bench him is absurd. he has to make better decisions with the ball but the dude needs some help. if lacy catches the ball in the endzone last saturday to make it 7-7 maybe the game takes on a different feel. lacy dropping the ball doesnt have anything to do with being able to stop milroe but maybe it changes nuss' mindset. maybe if lsu could run the ball at all that would change his mindset as well and not feeling like he has to do everything himself. perhaps a little more creativity in the redzone from a play calling standpoint would help too. i'm not giving nuss a complete pass from any blame but the dude is not getting a ton of help across the board.

He did recruit all that talent here and I give him credit for that. There is no way to ever know for sure, but I'm curious as to how many of those players he could have kept with today's rules. With all of the offensive talent that was recruited here and wasted, how many of those guys would have left to be better utilized somewhere else. I just don't think it's fair to compare BK to anyone else that's ever coached here because no one else has ever coached here with these circumstances. It's a free for all out there and I'm not sure anyone really knows how to handle it. Look around the country. There is no dominate team out there that you can point to and say they are by far the best team in the country. It's wide arse open and unless the rules change it's going to be like this every year. There won't be nearly as many great programs anymore and it'll be a year to year thing with more Indiana's popping up than Georgia's going on a three year run.