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PGFrog

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  1. 4 hours ago, NBHorn7 said:


    News

    Texas WR Parker Livingstone Commits to Rival Oklahoma

    The 6-foot-4 redshirt freshman entered the transfer portal on Jan. 2 after a breakout 2025 season with 29 catches, 516 yards, and six touchdowns for Texas, including an 83-yard score that earned him SEC Freshman of the Week. Ranked No. 61 in the portal, he chose the Sooners over Indiana, joining recent addition Trell Harris and bringing three years of eligibility as an immediate target for new coordinator Ben Arbuckle. A former Texas native and Arch Manning's roommate, Livingstone turned down reported NIL offers to chase more opportunity, with fans eyeing his potential matchup against his old team in the Oct. 10 Cotton Bowl clash.

    2 hours ago · Other · 7.8K posts

    Parker Livingstone

    @ParkerL06

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    Boomer

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    I feel it is now appropriate to point out that crappy porn star wannabe, pedo moustache looks much more appropriate with him wearing crimson than it ever did when he was wearing burnt orange.

  2. 2 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:

    Fucking AAAAA.....Brown just locked in 246-0.

    6 hours ago, closetojumping said:

    Wife number 1 was Shaune Bagwell. Her being the team passaround led to Caminiti and Hampton being shipped out and also might be why Kile died young. The Shaune Bagwell Curse. Mike Hampton better keep watching his six.

    Bagwell has had problems with booze at times after his career ended. I'd heard he'd pulled himself together, but if he's looking beat up, maybe he's hitting the sauce hard again.

    Who was the hand surgeon who had all the commercials that Bagwell's current wife was married? That guy was a trainwreck in his own right.

  3. On 1/2/2026 at 8:30 PM, tx 3 putt said:

    japanese twitter lol ....

    Introducing Tatsuya Imai's New Teammates

    —Fellow Powerhouses of the Astros—

    Tatsuya Imai's transfer to the Houston Astros has been making major waves.

    The team awaiting him isn't some star-studded luxury liner.

    If anything, there's an air of a tight-knit group of seasoned pros, each with clearly defined roles.

    It's a team where everyone brings their own unique strengths, yet all face the same direction.

    At the helm is Joe Espada, the manager who's been deeply involved with the Astros' coaching staff for years.

    He's renowned for his knack for valuing each player's individuality while drawing out their maximum potential.

    His trust with the players runs deep—the dugout vibe seems calm at first glance, but it crackles with tension when the game's on the line.

    Leading the offense is veteran second baseman Jose Altuve.

    Small in stature but a master of contact hitting, he's racked up countless singles, supporting the team with his high on-base percentage and clutch performance.

    Even as young stars shine, his steady leadership plays a huge role.

    The big bat expected at first base is Christian Walker.

    This power-hitting mainstay from another team has cranked out home runs by the dozen, and he's already flexing his extra-base pop with the Astros.

    He's the type who can flip a game with one massive blast, and even in slumps, his thunderous, power-packed swings get the crowd buzzing with excitement.

    Another infield standout is speedster and skilled hitter Jeremy Peña.

    He links the lineup seamlessly from singles to long balls, while his baserunning opens up scoring chances.

    Defensively, he handles second and short with finesse, and as a young slugger, he's expected to "make things happen" in the flow of the game.

    On the pitching side, joining Imai to anchor the starting rotation is Hunter Brown.

    With his explosive fastball and slider as his bread and butter, he's the ace entrusted with starts for his ability to shut down offenses.

    Blending velocity with pinpoint control, he racks up plenty of strikeouts.

    The team has also bolstered its rotation with the latest addition of Ryan Weathers.

    This right-hander, returning from the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO), brings elite strikeout stuff as his calling card.

    All eyes are on what he'll deliver in his new home.

    In the bullpen, Bryan Abreu handles closing duties with his overwhelming strikeout prowess.

    His presence is a direct lifeline in nail-biters, making him indispensable to the squad.

    Looking back on the 2025 season, the Houston Astros held a strong position in the AL West but ultimately missed the playoffs.

    But this wasn't a shortfall in talent—it's more like a team biding its time for all the pieces to click.

    With Tatsuya Imai joining this circle, the team's depth gets even stronger.

    His pitching will bail out teammates in the clutch, while the lineup's variety will have his back.

    The Houston Astros are set to open a fresh chapter in the 2026 season.

    At the heart of that story: Tatsuya Imai and these "comrades."

    #今井達也 #アストロズ

    I was hoping for when Jimmy James Autobiography was translated into Japanese and then back into English and gave us the literary classic Super Karate Monkey Death Car.

  4. Just now, jimmyjazz said:

    Snaps, targets, and dollars are practically fungible in this world. He thinks he's better than Sark does. I don't know who's right, but I don't think the end result has to be nefarious. You are putting words in my mouth. I also stay off the recruiting board.

    Funny how money seems to fuck everything up.

    If the kid thought he deserved my snaps and targets the answer would be to bust his arse in the off season, have a great spring, stack and even better summer program, and reap the benefits in the Fall.

    Unfortunately in this version of college football the money issue gets in the way or at least that is the case from my 10000 foot view.

  5. 1 hour ago, Macanudo said:

    But those were all decent to very good.

    Agree, William Powell carried himself in a way that basically defined the role without him every speaking.

    It was however, a series of movies which in my uncultured mind would be comparable to a sequel.

  6. 12 minutes ago, TrashMaster G said:

    Truth.

    I'm going to guess, without looking, that Mandel's first post shitting on UT (implicitly) gets at least 2x the re-tweets his "clarification" does.

    There is no doubt which is why he and every other parasite does it.

    Do you blame the junkie or the dealer slinging the shit?

  7. The bigger question to me is not who Texas brings in at receiver, but who gets the coveted slot of Arch's roommate.

    The spill over potential is fucking mindboggling and you would think that alone would have been enough to keep Parker around for next year.

  8. 23 hours ago, msbesq said:

    It was an excellent look at him and his life. I’m old and I remember Chevy on Weekend Update. He was an incredible talent and watching him on SNL that first year was electric. He was the star of the show that year. All the untalented unfunny hacks on Community can screw themselves( but for Donald Glover who is talented). Chevy’s humor has always been acerbic and he admits he left SNL too soon. He’s left an indelible mark on comedy and if he’s a prickly asshole, so what.

    Reading your last sentence I am struck by the image of Chevy being the shit stain on the white Fruit of the Looms of comedy.

  9. 1 hour ago, RomaVicta said:

    They were putting out two movies a week. There was huge variety. That's what's missing now. Less variety=fewer opportunities for excellence.

    I'm not sure whose idea your alluding to. I don't make that claim.

    Not specifically you, but the general idea.

  10. 21 minutes ago, RomaVicta said:

    The Hollywood studios are not interested in ideas. They want reliable franchise properties. That means sequels.

    That's why every multiplex fills 12 screens with 4 movies. They've created an audience for it even if it is repetitious. If the people want the same swill over and over, give them the same swill.

    There is no incentive for the businessmen and women who now run the studios to risk their money on anything new. Not too many decades ago, you actually had people who loved movies running things, so they'd take some chances on smaller scale movies.

    There are plenty of creatives in Hollywood with good, new ideas. Nobody in power cares.

    Every now and then on Turner you can catch a glimpse of the one Thin Man series, Disney cranked out how many movies featuring Kurt Russell and his crew of teen age misfits, Frankie and Annette, heck as a kid I remember every now and then getting Abbot and Costello meet Frankenstein or the Mummy or the Wolfman.

    The idea that the studios turned out purely original content for decades is not accurate and they have churned out swill from damn near the beginning.

  11. 37 minutes ago, Ignatius said:

    The team that won the national title two years ago?

    You mean the team who had a staff that included a cheat, a computer felon, a philandering stalker who is under arrest, and Minter and Harbaugh?

    Nothing sassy class like that staff, heck how many scandals have happened in that athletic department the last 5 years?

  12. 22 minutes ago, Vanilla Strange Gato said:

    Not sure where to put this. This thread is as good a spot as any I suppose.

    Listening espn radio this morning while driving around. Heard the hosts comparing Minnesota and LSU from 2021-2024 or maybe 2025.

    Winning percentage is similar.

    Record against ranked teams is similar.

    They had some other metrics that had the teams pretty even.

    LSU, however, had been ranked 47 weeks or so in that time and Minnesota less than 10 weeks ranked.

    Sure, LSU had a tougher conference schedule in that time, but the host said perception probably helped those ranking differences.

    This might be a good place to insert this

    Billy Bob Thornton Goliath GIF by Amazon Prime Video

    Missouri is a great example of a school that got a big bump of perception simply for being in the SEC when you consider their ranking into November for basically beating no one with a pulse and a close lose to Vandy. Heck, Missouri actually went from 20th to 17th off a bye week after that Vandy loss and why? Beating UMass, Central Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, South Carolina by 9 at home, and beating Auburn by 6 in 2OT at Auburn?

  13. On 1/1/2026 at 10:31 PM, Alot said:

    I live near Pasadena and one of my best friends who went to IU texts me late last night saying the casuals and scalpers are dumping tickets because of the rain forecast. I grabbed 2 in good seats for well under $100 and went today. It was glorious. I’m all in on an IU national championship. Would be the craziest story line in cfb history.IMG_7534.jpeg

    Not sure I want to see more in the title game, Hoosiers vs the U or Hoosiers vs Ole Miss.

    With the U we would get to see the ESPN talking heads completely ignore the fact that the presence of Miami in the title game means that despite all the bullshit spin jobs the regular season results and conference titles don't mean shit. Heck, if UVA doesn't lose they are in and out early and Miami is playing in the bowl game with half their roster opting out or in the portal, but those Conference Championship games matter except when it works better to ignore the results or that you didn't even play in it and the two conference participants didn't get a bid.

    As far as Ole Miss we would get to see ESPN work to find multiple ways to feature Lane Kiffin in the lead up to the game. I would suspect at least two Marty Smith features with Lane in which at least one Lane breaks down in tears to say how proud he is of the Ole Miss team he put together and if the Ole Miss admin had found it in their hearts Lane would have worked WITH Pete to get this team through this title run.

  14. 2 hours ago, Reynolds Woodcock said:

    I’m happy to keep listing out very good original movies if you’d like. Eddington, Train Dreams, Bugonia, Blue Moon, Black Bag, Hamnet, The Mastermind, Friendship, If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, Bring Her Back, Together, Companion, Sorry Baby, etc etc etc.

    As is almost always true, the problem lies not with original ideas and original movies, but the movie going audience at large. Studios exist to make money, and Americans by and large are brain-dead dip shits that slurp up sequel schlock like it’s a 44oz Dr Pepper at McDonalds. Rinse and repeat.

    I don't think it is solely the audiences though they are in big part of the issue.

    When you have the level of administrative overhead that you have with the big studios (not just salaries, but the high amounts of debt service taken on to fund some of these "mergers") coupled with having to answer to shareholders and private funding sources at a frequency that doesn't match up with time it takes to put in motion, shoot, edit, promote, release, and reap the potential rewards of a single film it is no wonder more and more of the bigger studios have fallen back on what they think are proven story lines and the more experimental film approaches and original content comes from smaller, independent film studios.

    No different than what we have seen in the music industry.

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