Does anyone know?

My apologies lots going on in personal life….went off the rails

Haven’t seen any updates anywhere about his injury?

I know most are already aware of this, but I wanted to create a space where we can all post the things we find that maybe are under the radar, or hell, maybe right in front of our nose but want to highlight it.

Today I was looking at economic stuff and was trying to find some old articles showing the pitfalls of overtaxing the “wealthy” and the redistribution of wealth.

I challenge you all to find the rights counter points using google or duckduckgo. It’s a cesspool of leftist media nonsense. It’s coming fast and furious gents. Pepper your angus.

Sample searches:

Why redistribution of wealth doesn’t work
Why raising taxes on the rich is a bad idea.


Incredible gents.

Do suites open before games? We won one in an auction for this week’s game and trying to coordinate. Thanks in advance.

When some former players voiced their opinions on this staff, some of our former players were really vilified on here. So has your opinion changed on guys like AR and Princely, and Etienne, etc….?

He hired the coach 60% of the fans wanted. He gave the coach everything he wanted and then some. I don’t understand the hate. I remember the excitement when we landed this guy.

For the first time ever, my Malwarebytes is blocking me from accessing this site, but only on my laptop. It is strongly recommending I not continue to the website because it may contain malicious activity. I’m on here multiple times a day every day and this had never happened before. Is anyone else having this happen to them? Do I need to do anything other than ignore it and “ continue to the website?”

Gotta love a walk off granny to beat the Yanks.


Go O's

Only thing lacking will be reps - Dylan will get the reps at Nebraska, if DJ got the same amount this would be a no brainer imo.

Just filled up. Regular was 2.69. Premium, which I need of course, was 2.99

For you rubes that were blaming Biden for high gasoline prices, feel free to jump in and give him credit for lowering them.

PS. With crude down 30%, Prices will drop again next week.

(AP News)
TALLAHASSEE, FL-

In a shocking legal maneuver, attorneys representing Florida State University have added a count to their lawsuit against the ACC requesting the court to declare the school the official conference football champions without having to win a game in the 2024 season.

“It’s clear that FSU is so much better than the other ACC athletic members that we really shouldn’t have to actually go through the motions of proving it on the field,” said FSU Athletic Department Information Spokesperson, Red Bozonovich. “We’d prefer spending our time seeking a league that actually fits our stature rather than having to compete against lesser competition.”

The ACC declined to provide its initial response comment on the newly filed pleading. “We’re not going to comment on active litigation,” said ACC Member Competition Director, Giddy Laughowicz “All I can say at this time is that the other ACC football members are VERY glad they have the opportunity to play FSU in 2024, [Ha ha ha].”

The court has provided no indication whether the new filing would be accepted.

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They picked the Alachua County teacher of the year for this weekend. My mother was a school teacher so I can respect this choice!!!

Maybe there's work arounds but on it's face this might help hold on to players and slow the portal down

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Three Takeaways from Florida’s loss to Miami
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The Florida Gators host the Miami Hurricanes on Saturday afternoon to kick off the 2024 season. The Gators were completely overmatched and routed by the Miami Hurricanes 41-17 in the Swamp.



With the loss, Florida snaps their 34-game home opener winning streak which dates back to 1989. The Gators had no answers for the Hurricanes as Miami dominated Florida in every aspect of the game including coaching. Here are my three takeaways from Florida’s blowout loss versus Miami.



Miami owned Florida in the trenches



Heading into the season opener, Florida had a lot of questions about their offensive and defensive lines. It was not great last season and many wondered if the additions through the Transfer Portal would help improve Florida’s trenches.



The Miami Hurricanes’ offensive and defensive lines were hyped to some of the best in college football. They certainly lived up to their expectations and had no issues against the Gators.



Miami might be one of the best trenches Florida sees this season but that doesn’t excuse them for their poor performance and lack of discipline. Major adjustments need to be made as Florida’s trenches continue to hold this team back.



2. Billy Napier outreached by Mario Cristobal



The two former Alabama assistant coaches went up against each other for the first time in their careers. Both coaches needed to get their season off to a hot start and Cristobal’s Hurricanes looked like they wanted it more than the Gators.



The Hurricanes’ offense had no issues moving the football up and down the field. Florida was no match for Miami’s offense led by former Washington State quarterback, Cam Ward. The former Cougars gunslinger torched Florida’s secondary as he completed 26 out of 35 passes for 385 yards, three touchdowns, and an interception.



Napier and the Florida offense was very stagnant and lacked creativity all afternoon. The Gators struggled to move the ball with consistency and looked very predictable. Florida might have more problems with Graham Mertz’s injury. Florida would need to count on a true freshman quarterback, DJ Lagway, against the toughest schedule in college football.



3. Are Billy Napier’s days at Florida numbered?



Coming into the 2024 season, Billy Napier was one of the biggest names on the coaching hot seat. Florida has had two consecutive losing seasons in the Napier era. Napier’s head coaching record at the University of Florida is now 11-15.



This is Billy Napier’s third season as Florida’s head coach. The vast majority of the players on Florida’s roster are the players he has recruited. Nonetheless, it doesn’t seem like anything positive has changed during his tenure.



Napier has recruited well at Florida but the product on the field is living up to the Gator Standard. It’s the point that many fans will start to turn on Napier if they haven’t already. There’s no reason a historic program like the University of Florida should have these issues.



Florida’s problems are just on the field or with coaching. It starts at the top and this could be another historically bad season for the Gators. If that’s the case, major changes at the University of Florida need to be made to save the program from more mediocrity. Let’s see if the Gators can rebound from this loss and possibly save Napier’s job.