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Wait... you are honestly going to say UGA was lucky to have a win against AU in the past few years??? Considering one of your 2 wins in recent memory?

Yep, UGA was the lucky team. Nothing to see here. :rotflmao:

I thought I remembered reading that the Roommate Switch was predicated on having 16 teams in a conference? So 4 mini-divisions, that rotated around in the "roomate switch"y fashion.

Edit: Just looked at it again, and I was wrong. My b. LINK

So if he said "Put the n***a in!", everything would be okay?

This is a good idea to check. Next time it happens, go into the Alexa App and look at the settings for that Echo. It should say whether or not it is connected to a bluetooth speaker.

If it isn't for gaming, then I recommend a 40"-ish 4k tv. I use one as a work monitor at home, and it is fantastic. More screen real-estate than I know what to do with.

The SlingTv app is pretty good; I've never had any problems using it to stream football games.

Same as CarRamrod. $80 gigabit fiber package. $80 total bill.

I completely forgot about the thicker/larger security plate. I actually didn't use it, and just kept my stock strike plate. The door is windowed top-to-bottom, and flanked by windows; if someone wants in my house, they won't need to kick in a deadbolt LOL

I love my ATT Fiber connection. I only stream tv and on Saturday had all three early games going at the same time (TV, TV, tablet). Almost 0 hiccups (one of the tvs would lag/pixelate a couple of times during the game, but I suspect it is the gen-1 chromecast at fault).

Ensure you have the proper supporting hardware, e.g. gigabit capable router with 802.11ac (bonus if it is MU-MIMO), cat5e/cat6 cabling, 5.0ghz capable devices (the 2.4ghz Roku sucks in comparison to the 5.0ghz), etc.

The only question is: which team do you leave out to let UCF in, Clemson or Oklahoma?