Yeah, there's just a degree of separating emotion from what's going on and realizing it's just a business now. You'll get lifetime Longhorns for sure but these guys all have the ability to supposedly do what's best for them and that's fine. No one who left is really breaking me up other than just not understanding why they think, at least on defense, that you wouldn't get better coaching under Will Muschamp than a place like Kentucky or Colorado. I think it's more just a not at all smart move and won't be a lot of these departing guy's last stops. I'd love to see an analysis of how many times a portal guy portals more than once. He doesn't have to though. He can go somewhere with a less crowded room and get in there versus waiting another year to get his shot. He had barely any touches as is this season with lesser RBs than the ones we just got in front of him. The writing was on the wall. We were upgrading at the position.
I don't blame Clark. It's clear he's not getting in over those guys and he doesn't want to wait. This is just the way of the world now and we've adjusted.
The pen and paper was while they tested the app and how well it worked. In February, pen and paper goes away completely and everything goes to the app while the movie is playing. The article was written based on an Alamo press release.
Our inability to read before firing off a hot opinion might be one of the most enshittening things on this website. I guess I'm guilty of this too since the article says they won't cut staff or lower wages. I just frankly don't believe them on that. It wouldn't shock me if this is also a response to the push for unions at some locations.
In private or with agents, sure. On social media though? Seems a little desperate but when you're trying to dig out of the bottom of the Big 12, I guess anything helps.
Ha. I suppose. It would be fun watching him to try to spin it to the LSU fan base when he's tried to bring in the big names and misses out. Or he gets stuck with Raiola. Well, shit. Just saw he's going to Ole Miss.
Literally every movie theater offers a food option so you don't go 3 hours without eating. It's how they make their money. Most just have you get it in advance of entering for the show.
The truth just might be that this year's Indiana team is just like 2019 LSU. They're "that fucking team" that put it all together at the right time because of coaching and team cohesion. They are a unicorn and not something every SEC, ACC, or Big 10 team can replicate easily. It could also be another instance of a team of veteran players rallying behind a great QB. Miami could very easily beat this team with their defense. It could be a really fun title game. It would be nice if we could just sit back and let it play out instead of trying to think piece this team to death.