LSU713Tiger

Would love to hear the downvoters point of view…

100% correct, especially over the short term. However, the market is still fundamentally oversupplied and prices will fall pretty quickly once the Straight of Hormuz is open / safe (look at the forward curve - it is becoming more and more backwardated).

The more fundamental question is why would you want the price at the pump driving US policy and decision making. It is extremely short-sighted in a global market that will balance back out. Iran has used this as leverage for far too long and our political enemies knew this (Russia and China). Now was the perfect time to move for a number of reasons and China / Russia global positioning would only be strengthened through the passage of time without acting (remember this isn’t just about Iran):

Someone had to rip the bandaid off before Iran either:

(A) continued to exponentially build their ballistic missile stockpile which would give them the future capability to drag this out way longer & more leverage to not have a conflict
(B) eventually acquired a nuke which would make them untouchable and extremely dangerous with an oil supply directly supporting china

Also, we took steps to mitigate the US oil price pain by securing Venezuela and now receiving all their heavy crude (oil stockpiles in the US actually INCREASED recently). Compare that to China, who is now having to ration their oil supplies and will 100% feel much more price pain.

But yeah paying $3.50 vs. $2.80 at the pump is more important.

I think if you somehow manage to fall in head first, you are a goner.

Was quicksand ever on fear factor?

Do NOT try to walk, and under NO circumstances, try to walk via Highland. That area heading downtown between I-10 and campus is the straight up hood.

Haven’t been to a game in awhile so will let others opine but don’t walk.

What is your point? So Max is allowed to play 5 years excluding COVID year & medical redshirt (recently approved to play his 7th year). Trinidad is trying to do the exact same thing even if you count his "medical redshirt year".

2021 - 2022 (legitimate redshirt) - No Snaps
2022 - 2023 ("illegitimate redshirt") - No Snaps
2023 - 2024 - Ferris QB
2024 - 2025 - Ferris QB
2025 - 2026 - Ole Miss QB
2026 - 2027 - 5th Year

I think neither should be allowed to play & the whole thing is a joke but this double standard by the NCAA is insanity. Cam Rising was approved to play for 8 years. Pavia was allowed to play last year.

The COVID year has allowed so many notable players (such as Dillon Gabriel) to play 6 years. Yet a D2 player, who did not play a snap during the year in question, should not get the opportunity.

Look I don’t really care one way or another but your first sentence is just flat out wrong.

He has played 3 years and has not made millions. You think Ferris State or Ole Miss paid a D2 QB millions?

The entire eligibility question is whether he should have received a medical redshirt for the 22-23 season where he didn’t play a snap. He redshirted his Freshman year 21-22.

Max Johnson is playing for his 8th year and NCAA cleared that.

Really…what a dick move not posting 11/5/2011 9-6 game so could have at least 3 purple rows.

Saban is gone an isn’t coming back. f u

Yeah but your baseball stadium is embarrassing.

Nice Turf lol

If Saban was still coaching they would still be in the CFP and stomping ND.

Why do people forget he brought a shitty Cinci team to the superbowl and AFC championship while beating prime Mahomes and Allen.

This is such a retarded take. Good lord