Everything posted by ClubWhatever
- Texas vs. Arkansas - 2:30pm on ABC
- Texas vs. Arkansas - 2:30pm on ABC
- Texas vs. Arkansas - 2:30pm on ABC
- Texas vs. Arkansas - 2:30pm on ABC
- Texas vs. Arkansas - 2:30pm on ABC
- Texas vs. Arkansas - 2:30pm on ABC
- Texas vs. Arkansas - 2:30pm on ABC
- Texas vs. Arkansas - 2:30pm on ABC
- Texas vs. Arkansas - 2:30pm on ABC
- Texas vs. Arkansas - 2:30pm on ABC
- Texas vs. Arkansas - 2:30pm on ABC
- Texas vs. Arkansas - 2:30pm on ABC
- Texas vs. Arkansas - 2:30pm on ABC
- Texas vs. Arkansas - 2:30pm on ABC
- Texas vs. Arkansas - 2:30pm on ABC
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2025 Random Games thread
Yep. As soon as the guy dropped the TD. I don’t mind not kicking it. You have to catch the ball.
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2025 Random Games thread
The fact that his name comes up for every job tell you how good his agent is and how few good coaches are really out there
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2025 Random Games thread
OU and UM are two extremely poor offenses. OU being a playoff team is a joke.
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This is who Steve Sarkisian is.
The next coach is the one.
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Season 9 Episode 1 - We Still Got It
Just let AI do the whole podcast
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This is who Steve Sarkisian is.
Sounds like we need to hire Sirmon and Wilcox (when he is fired) and let the hilarity ensue
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UPS Airlines crash on take off at Louisville Airport.
It’s been a long time since I worked on this type of airplane but that looks like part of the horizontal stabilizer support. I worked on one that had a similar crack. The McDonnell Douglas engineering team was pretty freaked out by it and insisted on fixing it themselves. They said it was not very many cycles from letting the stabilizer break off.
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UPS Airlines crash on take off at Louisville Airport.
Yep probably the end of the line. The DC10s too. They are used for firefighting so maybe a few will hang on. They will have to be taken apart first and looked at.
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UPS Airlines crash on take off at Louisville Airport.
The last inspection was 4 years ago. The cracks were on the inside of the lugs where the bearing is, but away from the exposed face. No way to see them even if the pylon is removed. The bearing would have to be removed too so you can see the entire hole. Will be interesting to see what the inspection actually called for. I’d wager the bearing was not removed. Also, the cracks seem pretty small for there to be complete failure. It looked like there was less than 20% of the material cracked when it let go. Doesn’t seem like a very robust design.
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This is who Steve Sarkisian is.
So although you don’t know details or who really is to blame, you think the program or Sark’s standing is so damaged that he is not the best person to lead the program even though 4 months ago you were extremely satisfied. Wow. This shit must be truly awful whatever it is.