DrSteveBrule

Ain't no one buying insurance from a guy with a gambling addiction. This dude threw everyone in his path under the bus as well. He's fricked for now. It's time to lay low, stop saying anything, stop having his lawyer say dumb shite, and someone in the NFL will take a flyer on him next year.

These douchebag teams that stare down pitchers and throw bats like pussies almost never win anything. Exception being the one year Tennessee won.

Most people will say that Goldeneye doesn't hold up, and in terms of multiplayer I would agree, but single player it is still a blast to play through on the highest difficulty

N64 games in general have bad controls so you have to fight through that a little bit in modern times to get used to them again.

Well they aren't stopping with this one. If they remake CV they are remaking 5 too. The end of 9 pretty much confirms that they will want to revisit 5 also.

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Further proves how shitty of a product college baseball is overall.

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College Baseball hasn't been as affected by the chalk bug that is plaguing the NCAA basketball tournament right now with NIL. Feels like almost more upsets than ever now. I guess it depends on what you think a shitty product is, but I prefer this.

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This is a dumb bump.

You either win it all or lose your last…unless you aren’t even in the tournament

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You just getting your thoughts out there before the inevitable 25 threads created about ATM?

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Outside of the Shadow of Mordor games, I feel like LOTR is a franchise that suffers from great ideas for video games that end up being just pure garbage in practice.

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The Two Towers game on PS2, which also covered Fellowship, was an awesome game. The Return of the King followup was really good too. Some of the last good movie games I remember playing.

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Complete collapse on the mound. I'd be a little surprised if both the eligible staff and Yeskie returned.

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If I had it my way, I would like to see Jay part ways with everyone and do an entirely new coaching staff. I want to see some energy and fresh ideas injected into this thing.

If we lost to Little Rock last year there is no doubt that would have happened.

I think it's as simple as the team lacked leadership. I don't really see Milam as a leader. He certainly leads by example but he's not a vocal leader. Curiel you can kind of see some leadership qualities in him, but I can also see some of the guys kind of tuning him out as well.

The team got hit in the mouth in a midweek game early on by a far inferior team and they just never recovered. They followed that up with even more weak losses to bad teams and a series loss. They didn't have the "short memory" that everyone talks about with sports. They had an opportunity to turn things around after that incredible game against Tennessee but they followed that up by getting swept three SEC series in a row.

That's what teams with poor leadership do. It was also obvious that there were some transfers who were more or less guaranteed playing time. Eventually and after far too long, they were so bad that they were finally yanked off the field.

If anyone can correct it it's Jay Johnson, but there is no doubt that he felt like he was coaching a bunch of grown children this year.

This ump should be absolutely frickin embarassed :lol: