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  1. you are the one who brought up Cavazos lol this sure seems and looks like pretty normal throwing mechanics to me for McCarthy https://www.hudl.com/profile/10003194/JJ-McCarthy in his entire ranking history McCarthy was a composite 5*. the only reason he ended up at IMG is because his school had their senior year cancelled due to COVID. if you think he was going to go there, as a composite 5* QB, and change his throwing motion as a senior and hope to keep his scholarship to Michigan, you really are as dumb as you pretend to be. Mond had a weird throwing motion in every video/highlight i've ever seen of him based on 5 min of looking him up. his soph HUDL video shows it, videos from his last year at A&M show it, NFL preseason games show it. if you think most schools, especially IMG, is going to tell a guy to change his throwing motion going into his senior year of HS you really are dumb. when he transferred to IMG as a senior, i believe he was a rivals 5* and #1 DT QB in the country for them. he finished as the #3 DT composite QB in the country. so of course he isn't going to change what's working. again, nobody is going to go there with the hope of changing a guys throwing mechanics his senior year of college when he is trying to get a scholarship
  2. also, as of last night - per blind - there are more TSLA layoffs. how are these people so bad at batching them? 3 rounds in like 4 weeks? https://www.teamblind.com/post/Tesla-employees-in-Austin-got-impacted-few-minutes-back-please-do-check-your-emails-or-your-access-sorry-to-hear-guys-tjgJAZxC + + + linkedin is saying lots of process engineer type folks, firing service center employees (yeah, that will solve your issue when you have a huge backlog on a vehicle that can basically only be worked on at one place!) a clear lack of direction - they made huge cuts to the people who design the new cars, the people who build the batteries who run the cars (entire cathode dept), the people who run the system that charges the batteries when you aren't at home (charging dept) and now the people who fix the car when it isn't working (service dept) totally normal things. *** *** Read the wild email Tesla is sending to suppliers amid Supercharger chaos text:
  3. the bottom tweet this is in reply to has a nice cut from a guys CT door, so spoilering it but the top one is funny
  4. + https://old.reddit.com/r/formula1/comments/1clhmab/2024_miami_gp_racepace_by_team/
  5. Landooooooooooooo So happy for Lando
  6. here is their OL from last year and who started: Barnhart started 38 games at Michigan over 4 years Henderson was a grad stranfser who started 10 games last year Keegan started 38 games straight at LG Nugent started 24 games at Stanford and then 15 games last year at Michigan Zinter started 42 games, i think he started like 37 in a row Barnhart started 12 games and 5 last year you have nothing to worry about on the OL. they bring back a single guy from last year who started a game - Hinton started 5 last year (4 in a row then got replaced) their OL is absolutely going to be weak next year.
  7. [@FDataAnalysis] McLaren's upgrade is massive! RedBul-style extended upper lip | Shorter, wider inlets | New cooling louvres | Redesigned sidepods, more undercut (that allows air to reach the back) | 9 performance updates (0 to 2 for the other teams): can you spot a few more?
  8. you are worried about a Michigan team that is 128th in the country in returning production, and are 132/134 in returning offensive production who lost their QB, RB, OL, their top 2 WR, and a bunch of their coaches? Michigan won games by grinding teams to dust with the conditioning, OL and Blake Corum. those guys are all gone, along with their head coach, S&C coach and DC.
  9. to expand on this part, around how solid rosters are this year and how much a ton of teams lost. no flawless rosters out there right now and a huge opportunity for Texas pulling a few teams who have made the CFP and using Bill C's early returning production metric: Alabama: 115 plus no Saban Clemson: 54 Georgia: 47, but 80th on defense and replacing their center, a bunch of experienced/good secondary players, their 2 best pass catchers, their 2 best RB, etc. they bring back Beck and got the RB from Florida, but beyond that...it's going to be interesting. Ohio State: 70, Will Howard lol + sure, maybe Chip Kelly can be a good OC - the last time he was just a coordinator was 16 years ago and he still has Ryan Day looking over his shoulder in the creepiest way possible Michigan: 128 LSU: 60, + a new QB (Nussmeier) and a new OC (who is less impressive than Nussmeir) - plus 4 new defensive coaches Washington: 130 Oregon: 28, but lost Bo Nix and gained a guy who isn't as good as Bo on offense. they also have a favorable schedule setup overall, other than the yo yo of Eugene to Purdue to Eugene to Ann Arbor to Eugene to Madison Oklahoma: 67 Notre Dame: 74 Texas: 25 SEC teams on Texas schedule Miss St: 122 Vanderbilt: 76 Florida: 32 Arkansas: 109 Kentucky: 102 A&M: 18 Texas is set up very, very well for a run in 24. soft first 5 games, then OU and UGA back to back, then Vandy/Florida (will they have fired Napier by then)/Arky/Kentucky, and then they have the opportunity to burn Kyle Field down and win by 30
  10. The Athletic: https://theathletic.com/5423135/2024/05/03/college-football-transfer-portal-spring-rankings/ Ranking the top 20 players (currently) in college football’s transfer portal this spring here are those w/ texas ties or where Texas has been mentioned as a possibility? i included both MSU DTs text:
  11. i guess they were sandbagging? i thought they said it wasn't going to be that big of an upgrade lol
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