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Sorry if already posted, but nice blurb about Kling in Keith Law's prospect outside his top 100.

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Paxton Kling, OF, Central High (Martinsburg, Pa.)

Scouts joked that Kling was the most unsignable player in the draft class this year, as he hadn’t met with scouts or returned forms to them at all through this cycle, so it wasn’t a surprise when he formally withdrew his name from the draft and will instead end up at LSU, where he’ll be draft-eligible again as a sophomore in 2024. He’s a projectable center fielder with plus speed and a plus arm, with loose hands and an easy swing. After adding strength this winter, he looked much better at the plate this spring, answering some of the bigger questions scouts had about his present skillset. He has played well enough this spring that he could have gone in the late first to early second round if he indicated he was signable, and I wouldn’t be shocked to see him go in the top 10 in two years.

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I took the Arky moneyline then Kentucky +4.5 at half. Worked out perfectly for me

Yea it's weird. I've ordered a few things from them over the past year and never had a problem. Even had to contact support a couple times and return a few things and it was always quick and easy. I'm not sure what has been going on since black Friday but obviously they are messing up a lot. It's a shame because their stuff is good.

It will cancel automatically. The title company should prorate the taxes and you'll pay your share at closing. After that you have noting else to worry about.

But they did

I signed up for it and they sent an email when it shipped. It was delivered 3 days later.

If Alabama's defense has a first half anything similar to this

9 plays 49 yards Passing Touchdown
3 plays -2 yards Punt
1 plays 82 yards Rushing Touchdown
9 plays 80 yards Passing Touchdown

You might be in trouble. But we're not Georgia Southern so who knows

I'm sure these next points I'll state have been mentioned but I haven't heard them in these words, so here goes nothing...

Wasn't November 5th the "Game of the Century?" Or the "National Championship?"

So basically now, LSU goes into a hostile environment, grinds it out, and comes out with a W.

And what does this all amount to? Everyone in the country had said this game will determine which team goes to compete in New Orleans, not that both will go there again to face off for halfsies.

So what exactly would being 1-1 prove if LSU were to somehow lose (which they won't)? Absolutely nothing.

I understand the old arguments about how teams have faced off in a championship after playing in the regular season in the past. I think a team should win a division and conference to go to the big game, but it's not always absolutely necessary.

Alabama isn't getting penalized for not winning their conference. They are getting penalized for LOSING AT HOME DURING THE REGULAR SEASON. If the other teams had been worth a damn we obviously wouldn't be having this conversation. But, when BCS Countdown stressed "body of work" and "regular season is like a playoff," I think OSU gets the benefit in both categories. Alabama has had some good wins but if you look at the signature games, OSU has more of them.

This situation deems the regular season worthless. But hey, if Bama wins the popularity contest, bring 'em on. We beat them in their house and we can handle 'em in the dome. Geaux Tigers.

Dude ur a homer. Please stop posting no one wants to read your shite anymore. They got special treatment. They had a car whom the driver was going 120 in a smoke filled piece of shite rental with a suspended license. They didn't even search the car what kind of shite is that. In Louisiana, those kids would be fricked