Robot Santa

Nothing to do with this generally, but I really, really don't like him. Cignetti is essentially just a much better version of a young Lane Kiffin. He's not funny. He's not goofy or lovable. He's just a smug, arrogant prick who likes to remind you of it whenever he opens his mouth. Spurrier was at least funny when he talked shite.

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If we accept this sponsorship will the stadium be forced to play The Real History of the Boer War Hosted by Elon Musk and Grok between breaks in action?

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You see, it was actually the white South Africans who were persecuted. They simply had to defend themselves with what they had at hand. Like the government, and voting rights.

Says he made his PGA debut as an amateur. Amateurs can compete in professional golf tournaments as long as they don't accept any prize money.

That's probably a Boomer. I don't get the impression that there are that many of them here. Maybe 20-30% of what I see reads like how my dad texts.

Is it actually any good? I've read about that company before and it falls under things that sound too good to be true to me.

110+ proof is cask strength, so as long as they aren't bullshitting about what it is a $100 price tag isn't bad considering they are reselling with a markup and it's the dystopian capitalism version of a special edition for charity type bottle. I'd like to know who they are buying it from though.

OJ's bigger problem was his mentality. He was baby soft his whole career. A finesse WR in a TE body. There have been plenty of WRs and TEs who were really good despite being mediocre route runners because they were big, strong, and mean and consistently came down with 50/50 balls and catches in traffic. I can't recall many of those from him. If he ever did it.

Agreed. Russell is more of a scrambler who has enough speed to hurt a defense. He's not a guy who is getting his number called inside the 10 a lot like Hurts or Milroe though, and that's generally how athletic QBs score a bunch of rushing TDs rather than just gaining yards. Daniels, who is a popular comp for Russell, only rushed for 10 TDs in his Heisman season despite gaining over 1100 yards. Milroe on the other hand scored 12 that season with less than half the yardage. If Mack is a sneaky good athlete like DeBoer has suggested then he could get that treatment a bit with how big he is though.

I'll be honest, I would have guessed they didn't even play competitive high school football in Delaware. He'd have to be the first player in program history from the state.

It'll be a special team if we get strong defensive play from a couple of the new bigs + Jemison. Offense should be really deep with shot makers and we are overall more athletic than the last couple of years.