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5 hours ago, victory88 said: huh? Looks like they are planning on revamping the OL. They are saying that they are looking for a stud RT and will move Baker inside. That doesn’t sound like a coach that is doing jack shit on OL. Same coach that has had every tackle he has coached drafted and will have another top 15 draft pick on Goosby. This year sucked to start but it’s looking like they are going to load up on OL.
Bobby keeps repeating himself that Texas is going to spend a lot of money and they are not being “penny wise”. I’ve never seen Bobby talk like this. He either knows which players are coming or has been told how much they are going to spend and is giddy about it.
That's interesting. I'm not sure if moving Baker inside is a great idea - I hope he is for the move. If we lose Baker and don't keep Goosby away from the NFL, I don't know if it matters how much we spend: We would pretty much be fucked. And it would be nice if some of the staff's top targets were coming to visit this week. Are we going after the LSU transfers?
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28 minutes ago, BurntOrange&White said: 
Enrolled in 2024. In 2025: Played in 13 games during the season...tallied seven tackles, one solo...had one solo stop in collegiate debut during season-opener against Marshall...also a stop against Kentucky...one tackle in win over Florida in Jacksonville... career-best three tackles in win at Mississippi State...made one stop against Texas.
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14 minutes ago, victory88 said: From what Bobby is saying, I don’t think you should just pencil in Mosley at WR3. They are talking as if we are going for 2 WRs in the portal to start to pair with Wingo.
That would be typical of Sark to blow his wad on WR, RB, and QB and do jack shit on the OL. And yes, I place a lot of the OL line issues on Sark. However, Flood should have realized that his LG, center combo sucked balls. waiting patiently.
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2 minutes ago, mdmost said: Fucking Cal? CAL? Good luck Parker. You just cost yourself millions down the road.
Depends what you are talking about. They have some football players like Aaron Rodgers and Marshawn Lynch. They have some Olympians like Alex Morgan. They also have some pretty wealthy alumni like Steve Wozniak, Chris Pine and Carol Greider. Personally, I don't think he has cost himself shit.
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50 minutes ago, Bill Brasky said: just going to guess that at 1:30am everybody wasn't exactly sober, which would add to the chaos
This seems very European. Drunk bartenders, doing stupid shit. Poor fire retardation in the building with 200 year old wood rafters without fire resistant stain or fire resistant insulation. One exit that isn't easily accessible. No ceiling sprinkler system...
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27 minutes ago, TexasRenegade said: Parker is a redshirt freshman. If his catches were gonna drop next year or they didn't meet his NIL ask who knows. However, he could have sucked it up for a year and waited his turn as an upper classes if he wanted to.
Obviously he didn't. Texas didn't throw him out the door. So yes, this is just like wisner leaving and should be viewed the same.
Really, what if Ffrench and Lockett make triple what he makes? And he thinks he is better than those guys.
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My guess is Steve Spagnuolo. He has significant ties to the state, especially in and around El Paso, and should be able to get an endorsement from @Helobious.
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9 minutes ago, Gatorubet said: Manufacturing is dead. Transportation is dead.
Bluto: Wormer, he's a dead man! Marmalard, dead! Niedermeyer...
Otter: Dead! Bluto's right.
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Don't know if this link will work - if it doesn't then I can post the whole interview. https://archive.is/PMdm1
The woman Putin tried – and failed – to break
Adrian Blomfield - Senior Foreign Correspondent
Maia Sandu is the Telegraph’s World Leader of the Year after defying the Kremlin to turn Moldova into Europe’s front line of democracy

In 2025, Vladimir Putin went to extraordinary lengths to crush Maia Sandu, Moldova’s president. In this David-and-Goliath struggle, there should have been only one winner.
Moldova is a poor country of just 2.4 million people, battered by an economic crisis sparked by the Ukraine war. The Kremlin funnelled a fortune into a campaign to unseat Sandu’s party in a parliamentary election that was arguably the world’s most consequential democratic contest of the year. Russia flooded the country with disinformation, fabricating claims that she was so devoted to “Western degeneracy” that she bought Sir Elton John’s sperm to give birth to a gay child.
Yet against the odds, Sandu prevailed, preventing her country from becoming an agent of Russian influence that would have threatened Ukraine and the rest of Europe. It is not hard to see why Moldovans kept the faith. Unlike her boorish, corruption-tainted predecessors, she is scrupulously abstemious, living in a small flat and flying with budget airlines on official business.
For her modesty, resolve and giant-slaying courage, she is a deserved inaugural winner of the title, Telegraph World Leader of the Year.
Below is an excerpt from the article:
Had she stumbled in this year’s poll, her role would have been reduced to symbolic meaninglessness, with a hostile pro-Russian government stripping her of meaningful power and threatening Moldova’s democratic future.
The consequences for Ukraine would have been grave, further isolating it among former Soviet states. Western intelligence suggests the Kremlin hoped a friendly government in Chisinau would permit it to deploy 10,000 troops to reinforce the Russian garrison in separatist Transnistria, a Moscow-backed region that broke away from Moldova and shares a long border with Ukraine. Such a move would have imperilled Odesa, Ukraine’s largest port and maritime lifeline.
“If Russia’s proxies had won, it would have meant that Russia would have run the country,” Ms Sandu says.
But the Russian subversion campaign, she insists, was not just about knocking Moldova off its pro-European path or even opening a back door to Ukraine. Putin’s ultimate aim, she believes, was to turn Moldova into a hybrid warfare laboratory, rehearsing tactics that would then be deployed to interfere in and manipulate elections across Europe, from Hungary to Britain.
“Moldova is one of the very few countries which has experienced the full range of Russia’s hybrid attack methods,” she says. “But the target is not Moldova. Moldova is just the testing ground. The target is Europe, and Europe should learn from us, from countries which are on the front line of the fight for democracy. Democracy on the continent is in danger.”
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ruce Willis's life changed dramatically in February 2023 when he was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia, a rare, progressive disorder that affects language and behavior. Since then, the actor has received extensive specialized care and treatment.
A few weeks ago, his family reported that Bruce had been moved to another home where he is receiving 24-hour care, at the actor's own request. Although he is surrounded by the love of his family, his wife, Emma Heming-Willis, revealed that his illness continues to progress rapidly.
She confessed that Bruce is steadily losing his cognitive abilities, so the family is preparing for the inevitable and ensuring he has a dignified send-off.
"As a society, we don't think about these things. We don't think about care or our care plans, or death. But we really need to, and we shouldn't look at it with so much pessimism," Emma told USA Today.
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