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I tend to be a traditionalist that there needs to be bread of some kind involved BUT it's not a hill I'm willing to fight for :ROFLMAO:

Didn't you read the part about no bread 😂? Which brings up the question whether if you put three slices of thickly sliced ham together would that still qualify as a sandwich since there's a piece of ham in between two other things? Or does a sandwich have to have bread of some kind? I...

This is my new favorite expression (the bolded part). :ROFLMAO: And yes, you are 100% correct.

NVM

Yes indeed!

Tangent alert... Marrone leaving wasn't so much the stab in the back. It was Marrone taking his mentor's playbook to his mentor's arch rival AND recruiting for said rival while still on staff at GT. And not like Buster was doing for us. That was in the open and everyone knew he was recruiting...

Got it. Thank you. I totally misunderstood where you were coming from and I greatly appreciate the clarification.

In Rhule's shoes I probably would, too.

So what happens when a young man has eligibility remaining, has graduated, either wants to go to grad school elsewhere or wasn't accepted at his current school, AND wants more playing time and more NIL? Do we need yet another word for that? ;) The motivation really isn't accounted for by the...

Because that’s how the system defines an athlete who has graduated but still has eligibility. So I’m referring to him using proper terminology.

Maybe we are parting ways with Zamari on good terms and Brent is trying to show support? In my eyes that speaks very well of both Zamari and our program.

Hopefully you're right. We won't know until we see him on the field. Don't get me wrong, I'm always looking at the positive side so I truly am hopeful that the only reason he couldn't get on the field was that there are a couple of NFL type guys ahead of him.

It’s beautiful out there and the higher altitude, while it does take a little getting used to, isn’t as awful as you might think. Oddly the worst thing for me when I used to go there a lot for work was how dry it is. My eyes, my hands, and my throat had it the worst. I always had to have a...

You cared enough to post about it instead of just skim past it since, you know, you supposedly don’t care.

That sounds like a law firm. Have you been in an accident? Give the Law Offices of Goede, Seither, and Gilbert a call to get what's coming to you ;)

I think you actually used the right word but the wrong part of speech. I would say he is a project. And I mean that in a good way. He's got size and athleticism and has only been playing OL for a couple of years, I think. And with three years of eligibility I gather the coaches would be...

I have only one way to judge the situation and that’s that obviously Key feels Faulkner is worth waiting for. These pronouncements about “you don’t hire the guy” are kind of ridiculous because nobody here has any real idea of whether Faulkner’s overall impact for us will be positive enough to...

Whether I think we should take risks or not is completely irrelevant. You like Arik Gilbert. Why is he already looking for his fourth school and what are the details of his situation that make you so sure he's worth the risk? Convince me. I'm open to hearing information that could...

This may come as a shock to you but there’s this thing called “grey area” where you don’t have to take one extreme or the other. Also we are really only talking about Arik Gilbert. Not every single case. Right now, with THIS particular kid, I think it’s not worth the risk. Some other situations...

I think we agree that a player can't be said to be having an HoF caliber career after one great year. Two full seasons of dominance at a position would indicate to me that "if player X continued with at that level then he would be HoF caliber" but he would need to continue that level of play...