bigbowe80

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Taking baseball seriously, what a joke. That’s on your AD if you didn’t take baseball seriously, what an excuse. And even with your math Texas has about the same % of visits to Omaha as a program (every other year) vs LSU but accounting for a much larger time period (since we are not making excuses as not taking baseball seriously). LSU you are better than that

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You are absolutely right. It’s not fair to not count the entire history of baseball from the first game in 1859.

Oh look at that LSU still has more championships than Texas.

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No one can compare with that.

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Actually it still only counts as one NC in 2024 in the record books.

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On the aggregate, VOLS have been the best team in the SEC over the last 4 years. That does not mean that they were the best team each of those years. I know it’s a tough concept to understa

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How many national championships? How many does LSU have during that same time period ?

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I'll repeat what I said in another thread earlier. If LSU plays game 1 at 2:00 Friday, tonight's game would have started at 6:30 and the box would have had it's magic. No more rain delays

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He’s wrong.

The entire weekend schedule including tonight game at 8 pm was already posted back Friday AM.

Now yes, the Saturday game got pushed back from 5 to 8 pm after the long delays Friday— but that wouldn’t have changed tonight’s game already being scheduled for 8 pm way back Friday AM before any games had the potential to be played.

Exactly his first serious gf was white and didnt he have his first child with her?

I know their is much more to the ingredients of severe weather than just one measure— but If South Louisiana has next to none of the Updraft Helicity marker predictions in its range— why is the threat still so high (good portion has a 4)for a good portion of this area? Is that at least a positive sign that at least one trend is not in focus for at least the most severe storms?

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Almost all StG precincts in which in theory picked him up a 13,000 vote advantage. Need non STG to hold out ????

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Where can you see which districts are already counted? Also, from what your seeing— how much of the central districts are still left to count?

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I don’t think it matters. That 28% Ted got is going to Sharon. The fact this massive tax vote to fund St George is on the ballot would probably also get some of the South BR base out ,but since they’ve apparently chosen to barely mention it, I don’t know what’s gonna happen.

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No chance she gets close to her votes and James votes combined because her overall participation numbers are not going to be close to what they were with a presidential race on the ballot in Novembers elections.


The 2% St. George vote will only be in the St. George area of the parish and can only be voted on by St. George people. That is why this keeps gettin repeated over and over why this should help Sid.

If a typical sleepy Dec. runoff gets 10-15 participation — I expect a similar
Number everywhere in the parish (hopefully Sachary and Central are higher as well) except in St. George -hopefully at least double or triple that number with 70-80% of the St. George vote also voting Sid.

That’s where people are saying maybe the math can get him there.

I still think she probably wins but Sid has definitely got an outside shot at this.

You’re not getting the point—the point is an extremely historically high Democrat area shifted over 40 points to the right towards Maga since the 2016 race.

Thats an amazing shift in just 8 years especially in California.

It now says on the front page- how they are trying to push it off on “technical difficulties”

They are saying either they had to shut the entire site down for everyone or keep it limited to just their “star members”.

YEA RIGHT