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Per College Football News, from hardest to easiest:

1 Arkansas
CFN Spring Schedule Rank: 378.5

2 Oklahoma
CFN Spring Schedule Rank: 379

3 Texas
CFN Spring Schedule Rank: 389.5

4 Florida
CFN Spring Schedule Rank: 398

5 Alabama
CFN Spring Schedule Rank: 411.5

6 Mississippi State
CFN Spring Schedule Rank: 422

7 Kentucky
CFN Spring Schedule Rank: 424

8 Missouri
CFN Spring Schedule Rank: 425

9 Tennessee
CFN Spring Schedule Rank: 427.5

10 Georgia
CFN Spring Schedule Rank: 444

11 LSU
CFN Spring Schedule Rank: 458.5

12 Ole Miss
CFN Spring Schedule Rank: 466

13 Texas A&M
CFN Spring Schedule Rank: 483.5

14 South Carolina
CFN Spring Schedule Rank: 486.5

15 Auburn
CFN Spring Schedule Rank: 492.5

16 Vanderbilt
CFN Spring Schedule Rank: 497



Well this just blew up the OP's troll attempt.

Damn. :lol:
Chris Whitehead isn't a 5-star on any of the recruiting sites.

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Nice pickup, though.:cheers:
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It was Irans only card to play and we apparently couldn’t open it and keep it safely opened for regular maritime traffic


Sure we could have.

A lot more Iranians would've died for that to happen though.
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Iran failure


What? :lol:

Being recently retired from the military my preference would have been to wipe them off the face of the earth, but pussies like you would've complained about that, too.
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Your go too is threads from almost 4 years ago ?


I didn't go through his post history, Ma'am.

Captain Insano nuked his arse a while back with those images. :dunno:
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I've been accused of being "obsessed" with Aggie


I wonder why?





:dunno:
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Because he pretty much inherited that team from Saban.


Um, what? :confused:

He made the national championship game as the head coach of Washington in 2023.

It's literally the reason he was hired at Alabama. :lol:
My favorite is all the migrants from shite hole countries come to the US for a better life yet they root for the shite hole countries they fled when it comes to the World Cup.

re: SEC football coach rankings

Posted by TideSaint on 6/16/26 at 9:14 am to
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Why is Kalen debeour given such a long leash? He’s done nothing.


Making the national title game is considered "nothing" now? :lol:
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Ive tried tellinig yall about OU


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dallastiger55


We know.

They're the only program you talk about.

Football, softball, baseball.

It's OU, all the time.

Just change your logo already. Everyone can see you're clearly an Oklahoma fan and not a LSU fan.
Enslaved: Odyssey to the West was a great game with an amazing soundtrack.

re: Wfdt - 6/15

Posted by TideSaint on 6/15/26 at 8:27 pm to
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Poor pickings. :)


Is there lettuce and bacon hiding under those tomatoes?
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OU is definitely the hottest team in Omaha


dallastiger55 just jizzed in his pants.
Why does the clock continue to run during the hydration breaks?

FIFA is so retarded.
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BigAL Golesh


Hey, Chex.

Remember that time you created an almost identical thread to this one and Alabama finished Top 2 in the final recruiting rankings?

That was hilarious.
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Two suspects arrested after crashing through Camp Pendleton gate with 112 pounds of cocaine and fentanyl


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- Nolan Wilson
- Jamarion Matthews
- Mitchell Turner


Getting some pissed off Mississippi boys on your D-Line is never a bad idea.
Overtime OT7 Finals: Day 2 Top Performers

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2. WR Osani Gayles

Osani Gayles was among the most productive pass-catchers on Saturday. The rising senior from IMG Academy came down with a number of tough grabs throughout the day. Gayles showed the ability to work every level of the field. He consistently got open and did a great job working to find space within the defense. The California native impressed with his ability to track the football on vertical routes, making an array of over the shoulder grabs. We also liked what we saw from his strength at the catch point. Gayles was able to finish through contact and flashed a larger catch radius than we’ve seen from him on Friday nights or at prior events. The 5-foot-10.5, 185-pounder was the go-to target for Raw Miami and was hyper competitive, displaying grit throughout the day. Gayles is down to Alabama, Stanford, and Washington and is set to decide in two weeks with the Crimson Tide trending.


Overtime OT7 Playoffs: Day 1 Top Performers

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3. WR Osani Gayles

Gayles was the go to guy for his talented Raw squad. He’s one of the fastest receivers in the event and when you add his wiggle and advanced route running, he’s one of the toughest covers in the country. You can line him up anywhere and he took reps in the slot, out wide and in motion. He made explosive plays down the field and had several touchdowns near the goal line because of his ability to create immediate separation. Gayles recently cut his list to a final three that includes Alabama, Stanford and Washington and should be an impact player early in college.


Are we really taking hydration breaks for teams playing in New Jersey that are from South America and Africa? :lol: