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  1. A good update: https://understandingwar.org/research/russia-ukraine/russian-offensive-campaign-assessment-december-3-2025/ Key Takeaways US Secretary of State Marco Rubio acknowledged that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s theory of victory and negotiating tactics assume that Russia can outlast the West and Ukraine in a war of attrition. Kremlin officials continued to refuse to publicly discuss the outcomes of the December 2 US-Russia meeting, as ISW previously forecasted. The Kremlin is reigniting narratives that Odesa City is a Russian city. Russian forces achieved the tactical breakthrough northeast and east of Hulyaipole in mid-November 2025, likely in part by concentrating and committing a force grouping comparable in size to the one operating in the Pokrovsk-Dobropillya direction. The 5th CAA’s tactical breakthrough north and northeast of Hulyaipole could enable Russian forces to achieve operational successes in both the Hulyaipole and Orikhiv directions. Russia’s ability to exploit such a breakthrough, however, largely depends on Ukrainian resistance and denial of Russian river crossings. High ranking Kremlin officials continue to set conditions to justify potential future Russian aggression against Moldova and the Baltics. The Kremlin is attempting to mobilize Russian and Belarusian civil societies, including Belarusian organizations and the Russian Orthodox Church, to garner support for the war in Ukraine and influence campaigns globally. Ukraine’s European allies continue to provide military aid and support to Ukraine. Ukrainian forces recently advanced near Vovchansk, Pokrovsk, Novopavlivka, and in the Kostyantynivka-Druzhkivka tactical area. Russian forces recently advanced near Siversk and Pokrovsk.
  2. Nothing good other than OnlyFans has come out of Russia
  3. develop who exactly? We signed 3 guys, one who is depth who probably won’t develop and one who just needs to add weight. That is not nearly enough to “develop”.
  4. You aren't kidding. That tape is incredible. There can't be many better safety recruits around. He hits hard, he moves well, he has good hands, he sees the field well...
  5. the LDS church has done very well in Scandinavia. Lots of willing to convert, depressed people there due to the long winters.
  6. he didn’t, but he wasn’t into football either
  7. Not sure that Aidan would get along well with our new commit, Kaden.
  8. Regardless, Penn State can be competitive if it has a better NIL network than its competitors. This is doubtful so expect more mediocrity.
  9. Bassett hounds aren’t that big.
  10. Would like to get Patrick Kutas from Ole Miss.
  11. Google gave 1 weight for On3 and the link/click through gave a different weight on Rivals. Anyway, he supposedly will start out at edge and move inside when he reshapes his body. He won't see the field for a couple of years from what I can tell.
  12. Has he though? Gabe Brooks on 06/03/2025 said he weighed 240lbs. On3 has him listed as an edge at 240lbs. Rivals has him listed as a DL at 250lbs. ESPN has him listed as an end at 235lbs. I watched the Temple Reagan game this year where he had 1 sack and 2 tackles and overall didn't make much of an impact. His stats for 2025 were good, though, 68 total tackles, five sacks, six pass-breakups and a forced fumble. Those stats and watching him play scream DT but he seemed to get pushed around too much when I watched him. Anyway, that's why I called him a tweener. Tell me what you see though in the games you watched.
  13. He's kind of a tweener. He will need to gain weight and toughness to play inside.
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