BayouBandit24

I think it’ll start to pick up after the Texas game this weekend. The general fans never seem to get into basketball until the football season is pretty much wrapped up.

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AI thumbnails is going to make us all even more retarded

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For sure. I wanted to watch the video but I refuse to do so because of that AI thumbnail

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Since 1906, LSU has won 8 football home games vs Alabama.

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God, that is a sad stat.

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Maybe in the future, you morons listen to the guy who was an all state tackle in florida.

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Dude, shut the frick up and go to bed :rotflmao:

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Or a mid season self scout by someone not emotionally connected. Doesnt know what you "meant" to do, only what is happening

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Exactly. He’ll have a perspective that the coaches that have been in the weeds all year might not be able to see.

There is no downside to adding an analyst to your staff. I keep seeing posts about Aranda potentially stepping on Baker’s toes, meddling, causing chain of command issues, etc. However, that’s not how any of this works.

An analyst can serve as an experienced spring board to bounce ideas off of. They might have experience with certain teams, coaches, schemes, and tendencies that the HC, DC, or OC might not be as familiar with. They do not meddle during the game though. These are typically recently fired coaches who are trying to prove their value again. Someone in that position is not going to try to sabotage the coaches that are giving them their redemption shot.

The biggest benefit though is that an analyst can be thinking ahead. While the main staff is focused on Alabama this week, Aranda can dive full speed ahead into Texas or Tennessee. He can start watching their films. Taking notes on tendencies. What he is seeing from them in certain situations, etc. And then give suggestions on how to counteract these things.

Then, once the main staff turns to that opponent, a ton of the initial legwork is already done. This frees up more time to develop more sophisticated and well thought out game plans. The main staff doesn’t have to spend 2 days at the beginning of the week doing work that someone like Aranda has already done.

It’s a total win with no downsides.

Yep. Can’t ever let one party get too powerful for their corporate overlords. They can exert maximum leverage this way.

Immigration judges are not “real” federal judges how we would ordinarily think. They fall under the executive branch, not Article III, so this makes sense.

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Lock away his parents

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Good luck locating them. They’re clearly out of the picture.

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Nothing wrong with padding stats against inferior competition. Soon you’ll be on to baseball season. Two losses coming

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Hook too shiny.

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Then please explain why Kelly was an idiot for going for it on 4th down on other teams’ goal lines repeatedly instead of “taking the points”.

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Because he would do that for no particular rhyme or reason early in games. The scenarios are not even close to comparable.