MSUClangaDawg

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before we handed off to the gen x y and zed who ruined the country

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Gen X will turn out to be the greatest generation this country has ever had.

She had some nice tig ole bitties, though

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Each data center has what, 3 employees?

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Incorrect. Typically 500 MW data center will have about 200 - 250 permanent employees. The jobs aren't the issue. It's the massive revenue it brings in to communities via fee-in-lieu of tax agreements. Lot of revenue without having to build lots of new infrastructure, roads, traffic, or stress schools

"Governments" aren't giving away any more to data center developers than they give to any other company that brings jobs and investment to a community. Mississippi state law allows for up to a 66% reduction of ad valorem taxes for 10 years, for any economic development project with an investment exceeding $60 MM. the 33% of taxes they're left paying is still waaaayyyyyy more money for a community than they'd ever get for it being raw land or a smaller development that doesn't exceed the $60 MM threshold. A typical $10 B data center is gonna bring in about $150 MM PER YEAR to a community, to be split between the school district, the county, and a municipaly (if it's located within one). Ignorant people don't realize that the data center is going to go somewhere. And if they choose to reject it being built in their community, that doesn't mean that project won't be built somewhere else. People are turning away life changing revenue that could vastly improve rotting communities that have no other sources of revenue. And they use less water than a golf course uses. The myth about how much water they use is a Facebook propaganda myth. Put um in remote areas away from neighborhoods and let the revenue flow to your community. Think 24/7 365 fire academy trained fire departments in rural areas that now have volunteer fire departments. That could lower your home owners insurance by 45-50%. Think asphalt smooth roads in areas now that can only afford rock and tar roads. Think nice parks and ball fields. Think senior services like senior daycare and transportation. Think about your community having the revenue to give a college scholarship to every graduating student that wants to go to college.

sounds like what Joe Moorhead used to say when he was at MSU and didn't have a clue

is craver hurt? he was all-world last year, and is middling this year. hated to lose him at State

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Love it! That was an outlier game for ole Miss yesterday and not indicative of what’s coming.

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it's very indicative of what's coming. you can't stop the run. at all. you'll lose to Texas, UGA, Missouri is a great running team and will gash you for 300 yards rushing, Cayden Lee and Simmons will look to embarrass you, and the Egg Bowl will be a toss up

what's he gonna say? he thinks oil companies control the price. there hasn't been a refinery built in the US in more than 50 years. there's your problem.

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How many has lane won?
Lane is hugh Freeze 2.0

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Freeze got hired away from you by LSU? Funny, I thought he got fired for buying hookers and lying about it

I think reality will settle in with you around the first of November that Lane was, indeed, the reason y'all had 6 good years

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There are Ole Miss fans who legitimately think he’s a better head coach than Lane

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didn't you hear? he won 2 playoff games. that makes him exponentially better than Kiffin /S

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Is MSU's booster money that strong? I honestly don't know.

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Jeff Simmons is paying his NIL. They are both from Macon, MS. KT's cousin is on the roster, and his little brother is committed for next year. Troll elsewhere