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1 hour ago, HtownHorn said: Texas college football teams to win their post-season game
Texas, Houston, SMU, TCU, Texas State, UTSA, and North Texas
Texas college football teams to lose their post-season game
aggy, tech, and Rice and Rice outscored aggy and tech combined.
rice starting qb and back up qb both hit the portal pre game
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On 3/31/2025 at 3:57 PM, irishtexan said: My PTA ranking:
1a) There Will Be Blood
1b) Boogie Nights
1c) Magnolia
Seriously can't choose between the three. They're all perfect.
Slight Drop
4) Phantom Thread
5) Punch Drunk Love
Excellent films. Just a notch below the top three.
Slight Drop
6) Hard 8
7) Licorice Pizza
Very good movies. Hard 8 being his first film, it shows the promise of what's to come. Licorice Pizza is just a straightforward (for PTA) coming of age/love story that I really enjoyed. It's just not as ambitious or grand as the films in the top two tiers.
Pretty Big Drop
😎 The Master
9) Inherent Vice
I understand that The Master is an epic film. I just thought it was boring. Inherent Vice is the only PTA film I haven't finished. Tried watching it twice and was so bored I fell asleep both times and never bothered powering through to finish.
boogie nights was a masterpiece
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japanese twitter lol ....
Introducing Tatsuya Imai's New Teammates
—Fellow Powerhouses of the Astros—
Tatsuya Imai's transfer to the Houston Astros has been making major waves.
The team awaiting him isn't some star-studded luxury liner.
If anything, there's an air of a tight-knit group of seasoned pros, each with clearly defined roles.
It's a team where everyone brings their own unique strengths, yet all face the same direction.
At the helm is Joe Espada, the manager who's been deeply involved with the Astros' coaching staff for years.
He's renowned for his knack for valuing each player's individuality while drawing out their maximum potential.
His trust with the players runs deep—the dugout vibe seems calm at first glance, but it crackles with tension when the game's on the line.
Leading the offense is veteran second baseman Jose Altuve.
Small in stature but a master of contact hitting, he's racked up countless singles, supporting the team with his high on-base percentage and clutch performance.
Even as young stars shine, his steady leadership plays a huge role.
The big bat expected at first base is Christian Walker.
This power-hitting mainstay from another team has cranked out home runs by the dozen, and he's already flexing his extra-base pop with the Astros.
He's the type who can flip a game with one massive blast, and even in slumps, his thunderous, power-packed swings get the crowd buzzing with excitement.
Another infield standout is speedster and skilled hitter Jeremy Peña.
He links the lineup seamlessly from singles to long balls, while his baserunning opens up scoring chances.
Defensively, he handles second and short with finesse, and as a young slugger, he's expected to "make things happen" in the flow of the game.
On the pitching side, joining Imai to anchor the starting rotation is Hunter Brown.
With his explosive fastball and slider as his bread and butter, he's the ace entrusted with starts for his ability to shut down offenses.
Blending velocity with pinpoint control, he racks up plenty of strikeouts.
The team has also bolstered its rotation with the latest addition of Ryan Weathers.
This right-hander, returning from the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO), brings elite strikeout stuff as his calling card.
All eyes are on what he'll deliver in his new home.
In the bullpen, Bryan Abreu handles closing duties with his overwhelming strikeout prowess.
His presence is a direct lifeline in nail-biters, making him indispensable to the squad.
Looking back on the 2025 season, the Houston Astros held a strong position in the AL West but ultimately missed the playoffs.
But this wasn't a shortfall in talent—it's more like a team biding its time for all the pieces to click.
With Tatsuya Imai joining this circle, the team's depth gets even stronger.
His pitching will bail out teammates in the clutch, while the lineup's variety will have his back.
The Houston Astros are set to open a fresh chapter in the 2026 season.
At the heart of that story: Tatsuya Imai and these "comrades."
#今井達也 #アストロズ
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2 hours ago, dcar00 said: S&C coaches are the ultimate in retreads. I think there are probably 50 guys that just switch schools every year. once you are in the club you have to really screw it up to remain unemployed. It is worse than the NFL.
bring back mad dog
S&C staff spend the most time around the player s
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