
skrayper
| Favorite team: | Alabama |
| Location: | 21-0 Asterisk Drive |
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| Occupation: | Smarter than Willy |
| Number of Posts: | 35791 |
| Registered on: | 11/7/2012 |
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I'll also add that the offensive line issues that meant he had little protection and no run game support last year have been addressed, on paper.
Just watching those highlights I thought two things:
1. Most of the throws were very short (dump offs and screens)
2. The reason they were is that he had pressure almost every snap
re: Arch Manning is overrated
Posted by skrayper on 7/30/26 at 9:49 am to The_Giving_Tree
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Calling all Arch Manning haters to show up here. Let’s put your mouths to the test.
I don't hate the kid; he was clearly given way too much hype.
It's not that he doesn't have talent, but rather was treated as a generational one - basically we were being told he was going to be the greatest QB in the past 20+ years.
That's not on Arch; he didn't go around telling everyone he was amazing. Texas fans and the media kept that going.
So he was never going to live up to the hype Texas fans kept heaping on him.
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Bruh, stop acting as if the difference between Louisiana, Miss and Ala are nothing more than gnat's arse hair.
I'm curious how they come to some conclusions...
West Virginia is #50 in economy but #4 in opportunity (and #13 in fiscal stability).
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Their best states were LINK:
1. Utah
2. South Dakota
3. Minnesota
4. North Dakota
5. Nebraska
I think their grading criteria may have been a bit skewed.
Florida was the only state to make their top 10 out of the SEC; having visited many times, I feel this is very dependent on WHERE in Florida.
I swear Florida feels more demographically separated than much larger states like Texas and California.
Virginia is very similar... it's rated #19, but I'd put the area I live in easily top 5 (Shenandoah Valley) but I also get that NoVA is a big reason the infrastructure gets a big hit.
re: Nate Oats, 51, marries former Alabama hoops staffer, 31, after quiet divorce
Posted by skrayper on 7/29/26 at 8:12 pm to captdalton
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2023: Nate Oats and Crystal Oats divorce.
2026: April - Nate Oats announces he and Alex Accetta are engaged. July - Nate Oats and Alex Accetta marry.
3 years?
Apparently tRant thinks someone has to wait longer than that after a divorce before they remarry.
re: Nate Oats, 51, marries former Alabama hoops staffer, 31, after quiet divorce
Posted by skrayper on 7/29/26 at 4:14 pm to Che Boludo
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Yes, his wife was diagnosed in 2015 and declared cancer free in 2016.
No evidence other than online rumors of any extramarital affairs.
His current wife left UA for Dallas in 2022. He has been divorced for 3 years.
Maybe, that is a reasonable time to move on. And, they had chemistry.
Everything isn't a scandal.
Uh oh, you're using facts and logic.
Neither of these are particularly welcome here. :lol: :cheers:
re: By Far the Best (and most accurate) Picture of Oklahoma
Posted by skrayper on 7/29/26 at 2:16 pm to Naked Bootleg
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What you mean by that, SkyRaper ?
It's a depressing, hideous state that's incredibly poor and poorly educated. It's certainly no Texas.
GOOD NEWS EVERYONE! (Futurama S14 Trailer)
Posted by skrayper on 7/29/26 at 8:22 am
re: Jumanji: Open World trailer released
Posted by skrayper on 7/29/26 at 8:08 am to SOBmustpay
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I’m sure he’s making bank, but The Rock is dying a slow death.
Surely this man has more than enough money to just stop working and chill.
I'm also not sure we needed a 3rd Jumanji (technically 4th?) movie.
re: How many SEC teams claim national titles that are not listed in the NCAA official record
Posted by skrayper on 7/29/26 at 8:05 am to koreandawg
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How many do they claim that are not in the NCAA record book?
Fun tidbit:
If Alabama claimed titles like Auburn claimed titles, we'd have over 35.
re: Trailer for ‘THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR'. Directed by & starring Michael B. Jordan.
Posted by skrayper on 7/29/26 at 6:21 am to boxcarbarney
You know, just as Hollywood starts making movies that are unique or at least from sources that haven’t been adapted yet, they remake a movie that’s already a remake.
Why would you do this? If you want a heist movie make something new.
Why would you do this? If you want a heist movie make something new.
re: Jared Leto Accused Of Criminal Sexual Conduct By Four Women
Posted by skrayper on 7/29/26 at 6:18 am to Major Dutch Schaefer
He was originally accused last year; these are additional possible victims coming forward.
Jess Bush (Chappel) isn't exactly hard on the eyes either.

re: Ryan Gosling reveal as Ghost Rider in MCU
Posted by skrayper on 7/27/26 at 4:37 pm to imjustafatkid
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Yeah this is where James Gunn's choice of movies is not helping. Supergirl is perhaps the least interesting character he could have chosen for movie 2. Barely C-tier.
I honestly didn't understand that selection; I don't mind the character but you already did Superman. If you want a female led movie, go with Wonder Woman; if you're avoiding Wonder Woman because she had the most recent movie then go with one of these:
Power Girl (the ACTUAL edgy Supergirl)
Batgirl
Zatanna (which would be a good lead in to JL:Dark)
Hawkgirl (technically already cast from the Superman movie)
Black Canary
Raven or Starfire (for a Teen Titans lead in)
If you're worried about name recognition then Batgirl is the obvious choice; that said, if you're aiming for most interesting I'd say Zatanna, Raven, and Black Canary in that order (though Raven's backstory is the most interesting and comes with a built-in antagonist).
re: Ryan Gosling reveal as Ghost Rider in MCU
Posted by skrayper on 7/27/26 at 4:16 pm to imjustafatkid
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DC has the better slate with the whole Neil Gaiman world, Justice League Dark, etc, but Marvel has good characters for this sort of thing too like Blade, Ghost Rider, Moon Knight, Midnight Sons, etc.
Neil Gaiman's Sandman was pretty good; JL: Dark has done great with their animated movies but I am not sure if they'll make a live action or not (DCU needs to get at least get some traction before they try it).
Midnight Sons would be great; I'm still waiting to see if they bring back Moon Knight or not. His show was pretty good, one of the better Disney+ shows honestly.
re: Actors coming out against the Warner Bros/Paramount merger
Posted by skrayper on 7/27/26 at 4:14 pm to imjustafatkid
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They're going to be losing jobs because of AI. Whether or not companies merge will have minimal impact on that reality.
Maybe.
Personally I don't see that as a positive and I think it's likely AI won't turn a profit through the creative works fast enough to stay alive; most AI that remains will be those will business applications.
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See the caveat I made
I wasn't arguing your point, just providing the data.
Avatar is definitely the closest, and would be $100 mil in today's dollars.
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Completely insane. I don't think there has ever been a 100 mill week one film that did this
Pretty sure this is only domestic totals: Smallest Second Week Gross Drop - BoxOfficeMojo
The biggest movies I saw were Avatar (-1.7%), Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (+38.4%), Night at the Museum (+20.8%), etc.
I didn't dig in to see which ones were because the second weekend fell on a holiday or anything like that.
A 3% drop or less would put it in the 30; 25 movies made more money than they did their opening weekend.
re: "The Odyssey" Discussion Thread: News, Reviews, Box Office, etc. $650 Mil WW Total
Posted by skrayper on 7/27/26 at 1:07 pm to NighthawkDawg
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Along with The Odyssey I definitely see Spider-Man Brand New Day and Doomsday flying past the $1 billion mark. BND is projected to open to $300 million on just domestic numbers
True, though a decent portion of Doomsday will be in 2027, that initial amount will definitely be part of 2026's haul.
We're at $5.6 billion so far; we should see the totals break $9 billion for the best year since Covid; I doubt it will break $10 billion but who knows... if so it'll be the first time since 2019 and that was the last year after a stretch from 2009-2019 that overall gross broke $10 billion.
I do like that it isn't relying purely on sequels and the MCU to reach those numbers. The Odyssey and Project: Hail Mary might be books turned into movies, but they're hardly remakes of recent attempts. While the top 2 movies are sequels (Toy Story 5 and Super Mario Bros Galaxy), the next 4 biggest are Michael, Project Hail Mary, The Odyssey, and Obsession (with Backrooms at 8 and Hoppers at 10) - rankings based on domestic numbers. They fluctuate a bit when Worldwide totals are considered.
re: Ryan Gosling reveal as Ghost Rider in MCU
Posted by skrayper on 7/27/26 at 12:58 pm to imjustafatkid
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I disagree with the idea that Ghost Rider is lower tier.
Ghost Rider, if done correctly, is one of the coolest and most unique characters in Marvel's library.
There's a reason that, before the MCU, they were willing to make not just one but two Ghost Rider movies.
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