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  1. No idea. I'm getting familiarized with Real Ale Brewing. So far, they're making a good impression.
  2. Monkey see, monkey do @HenryJames ... actually I've been meaning to try this one for quite a while now, but it only recently showed up as a single at HEB. I was not disappointed either. Now if they'll do the same with Devil's Backbone, I'll give it a try too. Real Ale Brewing - Firemans #4 Blonde Ale
  3. Sierra Nevada - Bigfoot Barleywine-Style Ale
  4. He is an Arkansas Wooo Pig Sooie alumnus, so trying to poach Texas coaches before the Death Star becomes fully operational makes some sense, unlike perpetually sabotaging the Cowboys.
  5. Not that high actually: 5% ABV for Samuel Smith's Organic Chocolate Stout. I think it is excellent. I like all of Samuel Smith's stouts I've tried. The Brooklyn Brewery Black Chocolate Stout posted previously is also excellent and 10% ABV. It's a bargain too.
  6. He looks like a great between the tackles RB. Derrek Cooper - Junior Season Highlights - HUDL 247sports - H.S. Scouting Report:
  7. They seem focused on Turntine's height in that Q&A above, but is that as much of a factor as power, athleticism and arm length are? Rivals Camp Series: Ranking the best OL John Turntine III - 247sports
  8. Cerveza Indio - Cuauhtémoc Moctezuma Brewery
  9. You must work in the BICU - Brewery Intensive Care Unit.
  10. Would love to get a recovery update at some point for CJ Baxter and Christian Clark, although it may yet be a little early for that. Also interested to see if Wisner can put on some additional weight over the offseason. He's currently listed at 200 lb. Another 10 lbs might be the difference for him and he should be feeling the heat with the incoming talent and Baxter's possible return.
  11. Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co. - Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Imperial Milk Stout
  12. No one is saying the 100 or 40 time is the only factor to consider and I certainly pointed out Amari's potential for running inside zone. But it's still nice to know what you're getting speed-wise and for another data point of comparison.
  13. I couldn't find a 40 time for Latimer either. Found a 11.78 100m on Athletic.net Osborne has an 11.05 100m on Athletic.net. On his hudl, he shows a 10.76 100m and a 4.45 40 time. But what's the source for those times? If you plug the 100 times into a calculator, that 40 time does mesh though. If using their athletic.net times, the calculator yields: 11.78 -> 4.9 11.05 -> 4.6 Osborne's Hudl 10.76 -> 4.49
  14. He's a big back at 5-11, 209. He outruns most of his HS opponents, but he does not have the speed of Osbourne at 5-10, 195, or at least, I couldn't find a faster time for Amari. Amari is ranked 18th and Osbourne 5th in the 247 Composite RBs list, but the coaches have their own evaluations they go by and I could see him being valued for inside zone.
  15. That was my home store back in the day when I was renting on E. 46th St.
  16. To add to this, South at 247 already has a Texas pick put in for Lattimore. Is there a Lattimore RB I'm just missing, or is it Amari Latimer y'all are referring to?
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