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I agree with your premise that the self-stained dependent on Christ Christian should be hesitant about use of psychedelics in their personal life and those of his inner circle. I would also advise against believers taking these drugs to go looking for God, he has blessed us with his scripture and that is where you can find him if you’re earnestly seeking.

However specifically Ibogaine has been linked to high success rates of overcoming PTSD and drug addiction, as well as links to reducing brain atrophy and genetic Parkinson’s.
I have a close friend I grew up with whose father was a phenomenal man, loved his family and was a great husband who father who lifted weights his entire life. He ended up messing up his back and elected to get a surgery, and as a result of his pain post-op got addicted to pain pills and alcohol and lost his family and everything he worked hard for in life. I think Ibogaine could have really helped him.
I don’t think it’s the government’s job to regulate sin that only has an affect on the individual committing it. I kinda compare it to homosexual marriage, two willing citizens should be able to receive the same tax advantages as me and my wife enjoy. Because in the eyes of the state that’s all my marriage is. But in my eyes it is an oath I made as laid out in scripture in front of God worth infinitely more.

Also neither of those are necessarily great defensive players.
Gotta get kids that want to be here, to play hard, and play both sides of the court.

The portal isn’t open yet and coaches aren’t allowed to contact the players yet.
No one has committed to us officially yet and won’t until next week.

I’d argue the only player that ever developed here under CMM was Reece and potentially Nwoko in the offseason.

You’re right I spent sometime watching his highlights this morning and came here to edit my post. He’s got a real good feel of where to be in the offense but he isn’t as mobile at defending as I originally thought.
I think he reminded me most of Alex Karaban from UConn.

Dedan, does not strike me as a Wade player, Wade emphasizes toughness and grit, and as much as I enjoyed watching him this year, don't see them as a match for one another,especially with his price tag.

I’ll take Reece back, thought he was the one player under CMM who I actually saw improvement in over a season.

He’s always been really good and coaching up low rated Louisiana and Houston, and getting them bought in.

We forget Todd Harris because he got hurt the 1st or 2nd game that year but he had a strong end to the 2018 season.

QB
Slot receiver
Center
Right tackle
Additional guard
Safety
Corner

If we can keep Baker I like the Linebacker youth especially Keys and imagine we get Whit back another season.
Offense is going to need a complete rehab
But I like the running backs, Curne, Parker, Green, and Adams.

I got a capacitor for my AC at a garage sale for 8$.
When the AC went out it saved me from having to call out a tech, and whatever they would have charged me to fix it.