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  2. If your goal is to be in the LBJ library area... You can try to park on the north side of campus. Normally I would say to hunt for a side street and park in front of someone's house, probably north of 32nd street and south of 38th street, between Duval and Red River. However, since this is a Friday there are "resident" parking rules which will prevent you from being able to park on the street. It is a bit of a walk but it's free. The Austin Rotary Club has the rights to some parking lots north of campus. I've never parked there but I know people who do. Details are here: https://austinuniversityrotary.org/page/park-with-a-heart I would suggest you contact the person on that page about arriving before they "open". You may be able to park there early and come back and pay for your spot when they officially open. I know people who have done that for alumni band weekend, where the band folks have to be there hours before game time. Or you can try to park on the south side of campus: UT has a page that offers reservable parking south of campus. A longer walk to LBJ but you can reserve a place: https://parking.utexas.edu/parking/events/football2025 You can also park in state lots south of the stadium, close to the capitol but a bit of a walk to campus. Not bad but not right next door: https://web.tfc.texas.gov/public/ut-tailgating If you are dropping off folks and you are on the north side of campus, there is a ride share drop-off spot along the south side of Dean Keeton between Robert Dedman drive and Red River. It is a short walk to the LBJ library. This area turns into ride share hell after the game so it is a good drop off spot but not a good pick up spot. If you end up parking north of the stadium, head north after the game. Once you get to 38th or 45th street, you can move east/west towards 35 or Mopac to get out of traffic. IH-35 is a construction zone, so if you have a choice of picking that or Mopac, choose Mopac. Or as my California friends call it, "the 1". If you park in a garage, park as low as possible, as close to an exit as possible, back in to the space and maybe bring something to read for an hour while you wait for the garage to empty.
  3. This is probably the most unlikeable cast in recent memory. I don't like any of them.
  4. I think the call was overly complicated. If the RB lined up on the other side, McDonald would have blitzed, and Taaffe would have rotated over. I think we were trying to trick them and then they played us by leaving our edge unblocked. Again, he is tracking the RB immediately. He isn't doing that as a spy. Whether it was just a stupid design or if McDonald busted and was supposed to rotate immediately rather than show blitz, I'm not sure.
  5. https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/boards-policy-regulation/russia-weighs-how-prop-up-russian-railways-which-is-51-billion-debt-sources-2025-11-25/
  6. Trump will just gargle the appropriate Saudi balls, hand them half the value of the Venezuelan oil business, and all will be well. Stop thinking like a world leader, and start thinking like a criminal. Then all of this shit makes perfect sense.
  7. "The Stahl House" is for sale at $25M. So, so, sexy....
  8. And her big smile!
  9. It will really piss off OPEC and OPEC+ or whatever the expanded group is.
  10. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-11-25/witkoff-advised-russia-on-how-to-pitch-ukraine-plan-to-trump?embedded-checkout=true
  11. In no world would he align on the opposite side of the field from his guy…. He may have busted but you don’t take a step forward at full speed on a “pressure” then back track to get to a RB who was aligned on the other side. Maybe not a spy, but I can’t think of anything else based on alignment, and his actions post snap. If that’s on McDonald then I’m going to guess he is significantly misaligned. Taffe is probably a pressure/add and if the RB peels out he goes with him.
  12. I mean, if this doesn't get him the Nobel Peace Prize, then I don't know what will.
  13. I don't wanna pull for Okie Lite, but I will if they hire the Shallowater boy.
  14. Also....follow the law! Respect borders! Right, MAGA? https://www.kvue.com/article/news/local/man-detained-near-mexico-border/501-ac708c99-4413-4339-a60e-81e0b60e2edf?tbref=hp "You come to our country, you have to respect our borders and our laws." Right, MAGA? Oh, and "detained near Mexico border".....fuck that namby-pamby misleading bullshit. He was detained IN MEXICO, ON THEIR SIDE OF THE BORDER.
  15. Ha, I go there a lot, but stick to chicken or catfish. Don't fucking ask them to change a TV, goddamn declaration of war takes less effort.
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  17. Unfortunately, they're into that.
  18. Nah, he isn't watching the QB. He is looking straight at the running back from the beginning. That's his man. I think what was said earlier is correct: we expected the RB to chip Taaffe to buy time for McDonald to get over.
  19. You’re omitting the $20m St. Louis is sending the Sox. That’s a huge part. You know what else sells merchandise? A World Series championship.
  20. An entire ecosystem run by Nathan Thurms:
  21. He was a freshman, man. I'll take Saban's word that he was the best RB they faced over message board hand wringing. Before his injury he could break tackles and he had speed. He's a shell of what he was. People hang on to the fumble against UW, but the dude has 9 carries for 64 yards and a TD at 7.1 ypc a clip. Dude still had almost 700 yards rushing @ 5 ypc and 5 TD's, with 156 yds receiving. That's over 800 yards from scrimmage, and he shared the ball with Brooks for most of the season. Had he not torn every ligament his knee had to offer, he was going to absolutely punish people with the muscle he added. I really don't get the hate. He has exactly 1 fumble in 186 carries. That's, uh, pretty fucking good. Yeah, it sucked that it came at the wrong time, but people are living in some kind of time distortion or alternate dimension regarding his abilities. I wouldn't say "quiet." Dude has done really good for a first year starter with 2,763 pass yards, 23 TDs with only 7 INT's. Not to mention a 67.7% against top 25 teams, and 62% overall. People also shouldn't forget he has 7 rushing TD's. 34 total TD's and 7 INT's is more than solid. He's grown up before our eyes, he's processing the speed of the game much faster, and he's not trying to fit a square peg into a round hole by forcing the ball into triple coverage for the most part. He went from being enigmatic to understanding the assignment. Next season he's going to be indomitable and inexorable. He's already showing his rating and now after he pummeles aggy on Friday we can look ahead for him hulking out. I understand the hesitations and reservations regarding Wingo (who is on his way to close to 900 yards if he balls out Friday and he could reach 1k if he plays in the bowl game, along with 6 TD's at 16 ypc), but he's gotten better each season, and I expect him to take the next step, along with Moore (who is arguably our most underrated WR), Mosley, Livingstone, McCutcheon, and we'll probably finally get to see some more of Lockett, Ffrench, and Terry in actual game time. As for RB help, other than Wisner, hopefully Baxter is much healthier and more dominant between the tackles as his knee should finally be healed. He will never be what his ceiling could have been, but that doesn't mean he can't be a healthy co-starter. Hopefully one of Cooper, Simon, and/or Clark steps up along with a (hopefully) elite portal RB (they're not like WR's out there, but there are plenty to be had). Our OL hopefully gels and we never have to see Stroh again. Goosby (LT) [maybe Neto/Cojoe here] (LG) Robertson (C) [Chatman maybe here] (RG) and Baker (RT). These are just guesses for G, but I can't think of anyone else who would be old enough or good enough to overtake them. The LG battle will be one to watch for. If Neto can't take the job at that point, he's a lost cause. TE we'll still have Endries, Washington, Winston, and Townsend; Shannon as a blocker, who surprisingly wasn't as bad as I thought. He's not really good or anything, but maybe average to a smidge above. He's not total dog shit, tho.
  22. The idea that Donald Trump was concerned with “waste fraud and abuse” was always hilarious. Waste fraud and abuse should be his nickname. It describes him perfectly. We even had the media, what we would call normal media, parroting that shit. “Donald Trump’s new crusade to eliminate waste……”
  23. Sage is a psycho as well.
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