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Tulane could have had Huff...

And Hall is the way they chose.

I was surprised to say the least.

I think its not gonna be great
I our neighborhood there would have been rifles pointed out the windows instead of cell cameras to drop those two bastards
They dont want you to have freedom.

They can't take it outright so they import a population to scare and terror you to hiding inside

re: 2025 Firearm Deals Thread

Posted by thejudge on 12/14/25 at 3:30 pm to
PSA has a lower and upper on clearance now you can buy and snap together for $250 plus shipping and taxes

re: Company restructuring

Posted by thejudge on 12/13/25 at 10:35 am to
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Sounds like your boss likes you enough to tell you that your position is at risk.

Also sounds like the company is getting rid of non-valued positions.


All.of this.

Nice of your boss tbh. These times are used to purge people they dont like without getting thier hands dirty.
Wow. They had a shot at Huff and went this route.

Yikes
Depends on which church shows up.

Liberation Theology Church...

Or

The previous to Vatican II Tridentine Church...


One thing is for certain. Christians better clan up. Ww3 will be religious.
Grok:

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Overview of Eric Wolford
Eric Wolford is an American college football coach with over 30 years of experience, primarily as an offensive line (OL) coach in the Southeastern Conference (SEC) and other levels, including a brief stint in the NFL. Born in Youngstown, Ohio, he played offensive line at Kansas State University before transitioning to coaching. His career began in the late 1980s with assistant roles at smaller programs like Emporia State and Kansas State. He rose through the ranks, serving as OL coach at schools such as Houston, Arizona, Illinois, and South Carolina (2009).b7b183 Wolford was head coach at Youngstown State from 2010 to 2014, where he compiled a 31-26 record.d018ba He then moved to the NFL as assistant OL coach for the San Francisco 49ers (2015-2016).617965
In recent years, Wolford has focused on SEC programs: South Carolina (2017-2019), Alabama (2022-2023), and Kentucky (2020-2021 and 2024-2025).2c643d99fcfc As of December 2025, he has joined Lane Kiffin's staff at LSU as OL coach, replacing Brad Davis, amid efforts to improve the Tigers' rushing attack.108ff7facdd0 This marks his fourth SEC stop in nine years.34a744 Wolford is known for emphasizing physical, heavy offensive lines and has NFL experience, but his tenures have been marked by inconsistent results.
Opinions on Eric Wolford
Opinions on Wolford are polarized, particularly among fans and analysts in college football communities. Positive views highlight his extensive experience, recruiting skills, and endorsements from high-profile coaches like Nick Saban (who hired him at Alabama) and Lane Kiffin (his current boss at LSU).d77c79 Some see him as a "huge get" for programs due to his SEC pedigree and ability to attract talent, with trust in Kiffin's judgment suggesting he could improve underperforming units.243f7e892b88 For instance, his hiring at LSU has been praised as a significant addition to Kiffin's overhaul.57356b
However, criticism is widespread, especially from Kentucky fans where his recent stints (2020-2021 and 2024-2025) saw the Wildcats' offensive line struggle with pass protection, run blocking, and overall development.648886 Detractors call him an "awful" coach who "fails upward," pointing to poor performances at Alabama (where the line underperformed despite talent), Kentucky (described as "god awful" in recent years), and South Carolina.af61a5 Common complaints include his units' inability to protect quarterbacks or open running lanes, a philosophy that prioritizes size over agility, and a tendency to "ruin" elite groups.b470f53eacbc Some view his LSU move as a "disaster" or "tank job," with fans relieved he's left Kentucky and warning others about his loyalty and recruiting hype not matching on-field results.647865b341b0 Overall, while his resume impresses on paper, on-field outcomes have led to a reputation as a mediocre developer who benefits from strong head coaches.
Depends which QB shows up for Tulane...

The good side or the bad side where he throws high as shite over everyone.

If he balls out they have a shot. Tulane front D is good and if they can get their two running backs going with a lot of option from the QB you never know.
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Can you imagine your future hinging on people with a sub retarded IQ deciding your fate?


Its a feature not a bug

re: CFBP Top 12 predictions

Posted by thejudge on 12/7/25 at 9:49 am to
Grok:

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Indiana (Big Ten champion, bye to quarterfinals)
Ohio State (Big Ten at-large, bye to quarterfinals)
Georgia (SEC champion, bye to quarterfinals)
Texas Tech (Big 12 champion, bye to quarterfinals)
Oregon (Pac-12/Big Ten affiliate? - highest remaining conference champ)
Ole Miss (SEC at-large)
Texas A&M (SEC at-large)
Oklahoma (SEC at-large)
Notre Dame (Independent)
Alabama (SEC at-large)
Tulane (American Athletic champion, Group of 5 bid)
James Madison (Sun Belt champion, Group of 5 bid)793080360577
6.0 header bolts can snap at the block and the steam cam make a tick sound.

Have to remove the headers to get the bolts out.

They made upgraded bolts for it
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Any scholars willing to weigh in on the legality of such a suggestion?


I believe it reads there needs to be a census done at least every ten years...

Not that it has to be.

AI
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The US Constitution (Article I, Section 2) requires a census to be conducted at least once "within every subsequent Term of ten Years."b466c8 This means the interval between censuses cannot exceed 10 years, but there's no mandate for it to happen precisely on a 10-year mark (e.g., it doesn't have to align exactly with years ending in 0).c59f86 Nothing in the law prohibits conducting one more frequently, such as every 5 years, if Congress directs it.a4282e In practice, the decennial census has been held every 10 years since 1790, but the timing can be flexible within the 10-year limit as long as the enumeration occurs.e61951
Notre Dame is better.




(This should get some traction)

re: Arnett likely back to MSU as DC

Posted by thejudge on 12/6/25 at 12:58 pm to
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Loadholt? OL was probably our biggest weakness this year.


Yes but a couple games I watched it looked like more a manpower issue and not necessarily scheme.

I could be wrong easily. It was a small sampling compared to what you probably saw.

I think last year was his first and maybe need some pieces. I

re: Should Tulane hire Dan Mullen?

Posted by thejudge on 12/6/25 at 12:04 pm to
Toledo DC was mentioned elsewhere. He'd be a good get with his history
Solid for them.

I like their OL coach. They are tough and will be hard in the trenches.

I think with a good DC and a rough offense they are trending up.
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Aramark be charging $90 for bottled water?


Stop with this hyperbolic shite.




They'll be $75.