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re: Kentucky 0 @ LSU 7 Final

Posted by whodatigahbait on 3/28/26 at 3:35 pm to
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Sully Wes Johnson Mingione Van Horn They’re all assholes in their own unique ways


One of the things I love about JJ is how he seems like an all around great guy.

His interactions with his own and opposing players shows he just loves college baseball.
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Rich Kinder


You mis-spelled John Arnold
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As stated, yield is yield.
No matter what the stock price is, you're going to get a certain dollar amount in dividends per $1,000 or per million invested.

The stock price is irrelevant


The ONLY reason price might be relevant is if you were looking to employ a covered call strategy on DVD stocks.

That is the only reason I can think of.
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Firm has ~$17B in AUM. Focus is on micro cap, about half of funds are in the healthare industry, with the other half spread across a few differnet industries.

No management fees for co-invest.

Happy to provide additional details.


Shore Capital.
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0-2 pitch 3 feet outside


Yeskie LOVES that one. It’s awful.
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we said that as late as regionals last year.


In 2023 as late as Omaha after losing to wake.

Some of these booger eaters will never learn.
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Good does that mean Evans has enough rest to pitch again. Say what you want about how early it is or it’s just baseball(awful baseball). This team does NOT have the pitching depth to make a run or the power to account for it in the bats. Portal in college sports is a crap shoot, sometimes you just hit snake eyes.


Moronic statement by a moronic poster.

You would’ve said the same thing about pitching at this point in both 2023 and 2025.

Hell when we lost the first game to WF in 2023 in Omaha you could’ve said that.

In college baseball, it’s best not to make definitive blankets statements like this at this point in the year.
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And it will have zero relevance come tournament time. As you all know, the 13th game of the year is a microcosm of how the entire season will turn out. If you prefer this team to peak now then I feel your pain, I’m more concerned about how we’re playing the last weekend in May as opposed to the first weekend of March.. but that’s just me.


Amen brother

1997 CWS team lost to Bama like 26-5
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Andy Dwyer is consistently a dumb arse


He’s an ole Miss fan, clearly
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the ace has proven 3 weeks in a row he can’t handle the role. Some of you need to have the reality check that this pitching staff is mid to bottom tier.


First season as a baseball fan?
Moscona still thinks he’s coming back
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They are going to give him a plenty of time to work into being the ace. He might get moved to sat or sun starter but i dont see him going back to the pen


I don’t think you can “work into being the ace” over the course of a season. You are either a Friday night or you aren’t.
There's a twitter account "WhisperO&G" that is all over this.
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It looks like there may be solid ground for this action. Here is a relatively objective Reuters article

LINK


I voted for Trump but this is wrong.

I've been following GPB for a long time - well before the pardon or even before it blew up.

I know people who were burned by this, I saw this product being sold first hand it was absolutely was sold under false pretenses.

David Gentile = bad guy who should go to jail.

re: Beating a dead horse

Posted by whodatigahbait on 11/10/25 at 8:58 am to
You always have to win twice in T-Town the team and the refs.

re: SPACS

Posted by whodatigahbait on 10/13/25 at 7:46 pm to
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Also good time to buy GIG, dipped below $11. NAV is ~10.50 so 0.40 risk per share right now


Gig’s sponsor is one of the worst of all time, tread lightly.

re: SPACS

Posted by whodatigahbait on 10/8/25 at 11:23 am to
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Sponsor’s get warrants and promotional shares. Look up SPAC Jesus as the perfect example.


I'm well aware of what SPAC sponsors get, I've followed SPACs since 2008, I've been a banker to SPACs (both IPO and de-SPAC), I've traded SPACs, lastly I was part of a SPAC sponsor group - where I received both warrants and founder (promote) shares that you mentioned.

My point is that while the returns to the sponsor can be high, they also incur a ton of risk via their capital to form and operate the SPAC.

re: SPACS

Posted by whodatigahbait on 10/8/25 at 11:04 am to
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SPACS are beneficial to the the SPAC creator


The economics and incentives for the SPAC creator are borderline criminal


How so? Sponsor capital is fully at risk.

IPO investors have an absolute right to get their money back - NO MATTER WHAT.

re: SPACS

Posted by whodatigahbait on 10/8/25 at 9:46 am to
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SPACS are beneficial to the the SPAC creator. They are at the front of the line with respect to returns.


Also not true, a LOT of people have lost a lot of money sponsoring SPACs that liquidate and can't get a deal done.

re: SPACS

Posted by whodatigahbait on 10/7/25 at 10:34 am to
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Fundamentally speaking it’s basically a short cut for a company to take their company public. The SPAC has done all the regulatory work


This is false.