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If you believe we're offering incentive heavy contracts vs up front money you can't believe we can spend the whole budget up front AND still fulfill incentives.

You should look up who was the OC at UT for 2 of those years, including the 6-1 vs top 25 season.

Minnesota?! Ok yeah ok that's a choice lol.

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This gets more out off hand by the day. We have legitimately lost our starters and most of the hope for the future we brought in.

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It is becoming harder and harder for me to not believe that a significant % of the posters here aren't pre pubescent teenage girls. Like good Lord people, get off Twitter and stop reading forums if it makes you feel this way, ain't nothing worth it.

Oline is where I want to see us improve the most. You can hide a lot of mediocre QB and RB play behind a really beefy Oline.

All I know is with the current "norm" in CFB there's a whole lot of posters who are going to have to learn how to not let their emotions run away with them because the negative news moves fast while positive results can be weeks or months away.

I know what happened at UF has a lot of people on edge about G5 coaches, but UF didn't fail for a lack of talent. Hell Lagway was a 5 star, #1 dual threat QB. By all rights UF was stacking talent and splashing cash and with Napier they went 6-7, 5-7, 8-5, and 4-8. A grand total of 2 more wins than Auburn had over the same time period :lol:.

Just throwing money at players won't solve a damn thing, let the roster moves happen and let's see where we stand going into spring practice. Half these players that declared could come back. 100% of them could leave. We could pay for a super well rated OL and he turns out to be deaf. We might over pay for a QB who will be selling insurance in another year or 2. We might scoop up a "never gonna start" LBer who turns in an All American performance. None of us can guarantee any 1 player will or won't work out, be it talent, decision making, work ethic, maturity, fit, scheme, weed, watches, or women.

We've been stuck on a miserable ride now for years, but maybe there's light at the end of the tunnel. Or it's a train. Who knows, but ain't none of us in a position to lay new tracks so buckle up sourpusses and sunshine pumpers.

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He is 1-7 against teams with a winning record

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I googled this and Buddy, stop trusting AI. It claims he's 1-7 with 1 win this season over UF, who uh finished the year 4-8 which last I checked isn't a winning record.

Just this season off the top of my head they beat North Texas and Boise St, who both finished with winning records (11-2 and 9-5 respectively). I try to not engage with your trolling arse but please at least get better material for your melts.

Gas or diesel factors into every. single. thing. you. buy.

Every product that makes it to a shelf or gets delivered to your door required gas or diesel to do so. Even if the fancy Amazon EV was the final delivery vehicle, the product only made it to the distribution center on a diesel 18 wheeler. The freight trains run on diesel as well. Not to mention the cost of running heavy machinery or farm equipment which is all gas or diesel based.

So yeah the price of gas or diesel is a pretty big deal across the economy, your weekly fill up being a little cheaper is just a nice bonus.

When Alabama loses domestic abuse cases go up in Alabama.

Beef producers raised prices when costs went up, then found out the American consumer hasn't really changed their buying habits as a result. So now that costs have trended down some, the beef producers just enjoy a greater profit margin because we're still buying their wares at the inflated prices. Lots of people bitching about it but until people actually change their buying habits (and more competition enters the market) prices are gonna be what they're gonna be sadly

Apply that first sentence to most retail or consumption products in America, the pattern has been mostly the same since 2020. It takes a ton of economic pain before any of us will actually change our lifestyle or habits. It doesn't help that's there's a baked in % of consumption that is govt funded courtesy of SNAP etc that will never go away, which will guarantee a floor to many grocery products consumption.

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Is there a reason a bunch of current players all tweeted Gods plan?

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That some Brother Hugh sounding shite right there...