We’re gonna run it like wild this weekend....
Seriously we are going to bury Kentucky.
Seriously we are going to bury Kentucky.
Florida vs Kentucky prediction
- Thread starter PlutoDroid
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Perine 14.0 ypc
Pierce 8.1 ypc
Franks 6.8 ypc
Davis 6.3 ypc
Clement 5.0 ypc
Scarlett 4.0 ypc
"We play those that have 'earned' the playing time."
Scarlett was the starter in week 1, and he remains the starter for week 2.
WTF???
PS
Hammond 1 for 11 yds.
Ricks 1 for 9 yds
I don't judge the WR/TE stats in these type of games. Blocking plays a factor as does the play calling. I habenha broken down the game to see who was and was not open on certain plays.
I've never been sold on Scarlett being a great back but in his defense, it was early in the game before the OL got their act together and the opposing defense was fresh.
Honestly at this point it doesn't matter who starts, it's who finishes. Be happy...we have a backfield by committee as well as a WR/TE Corp committee.
We actually played well against Central Michigan. We started a QB that played his first collegiate game and yes he struggled. 4 turnovers in the 1st half made the score closer than the game would indicate. Should have been a 35-10 win at least.
Not sure if serious.
You cant be like "It should have been a closer game" because the game was played and it wasn't. You barely beat a bad central Michigan team. Get over it.
Yeah y'all should have beat us last year, But you didn't. Shit in one hand and "should have" in the other and see which one fills up faster.
And you haven't once after a Florida game where you had a close game win/loss played the "what if" game. I refuse to believe that because we all fans do.
We’re gonna rush for 275 on that defense of yours. If we don’t turn the ball over I look for it to be a game well into the 4th. This isn’t the same defense you all have faced for the past 4 years. On the other hand if Terry gets folded up in the swamp y’all will roll by 2 or 3 TD. All depends on our QB play really.
Here are some numbers UF fans for those who think we "barely" beat Central Michigan.
299 ... Rushing yards for Kentucky. That would have been a season high for the Wildcats last year.
172 ... Total yardage advantage for Kentucky (427 to 255).
106 ... Yards CMU was penalized on 12 flags.
50 ... Yards per punt for Max Duffy in his college football debut.
36 ... Rushing yards for CMU running back Jonathan Ward, who rushed for more than 1,000 yards last season and topped the 100-yard mark in each of CMU's final four regular season games in 2017.
28:08 ... Kentucky's time of possession, meaning UK has lost the TOP battle in each of Mark Stoops' six season openers.
27 ... The number of first downs for Kentucky's offense.
20 ... CMU points off Kentucky turnovers.
16 ... Rush attempts by CMU quarterback Tony Poljan, who had more rush attempts than pass attempts in spot duty last season. He only totaled 47 rushing yards on those attempts.
14-0 ... The second half scoring, in favor of Kentucky. It was the first time under Mark Stoops that Kentucky has won the second half of a season opener against an FBS opponent.
14 ... The number of tackles by CMU defensive back Devonni Reed.
10 ... yards per David Bouvier punt return.
7-13 ... Kentucky's success rate on 3rd down.
6-18 ... CMU's success rate on 3rd down.
11 ... Tackles by Kash Daniel in his first game as Kentucky's starting middle linebacker. That number led the team. Also, the number of first downs by Central Michigan.
8 ... The number of consecutive CMU drives (excluding the :09 drive before the end of the first half) that ended without a touchdown to end the game, ranging from the second quarter through the final horn.
7 ... Yards per carry for Kentucky, on 43 carries. Also, the number of 3 & outs for the Chippewas. The number of pass attempts targeting Kentucky receiver David Bouvier.
6 ... The number of second half CMU possessions, none of which ended in any points. Also the number of TFL's by Kentucky's defense.
5.56 ... Yards per pass attempt by UK quarterback Gunnar Hoak.
5.07 ... Yards per pass attempt by CMU quarterback Tony Poljan.
5/5 ... UK and CMU's combined red zone scoring rate.
5 ... Number of fumbles by Kentucky.
4.33 ... Yards per pass attempt by UK quarterback Terry Wilson.
4 ... Touchdown drives led by UK quarterback Terry Wilson. Also, the number of turnovers committed by Kentucky while Wilson was the quarterback behind center, all in the first half.
3.9 ... CMU's yards per play.
3.4 ... Yards per Lynn Bowden reception.
3 ... Tackles for loss by Josh Allen. Kentucky's potential first round pick had 2.5 tackles for loss in last year's season opener against Southern Miss, plus a sack, but zero tackles for loss in UK's final 12 games of 2017. Also, the number of Kentucky touchdown drives that spanned 70 yards or more. The number of penalty flags against the Wildcats. The number of UK plays that ended behind the line of scrimmage (1 sack, 2 TFLs).
2 ... The number of 100 yard rushers for the Wildcats. Benny Snell finished with 125 yards, A.J. Rose with 104. It was the first time UK had two 100 yard rushers in a game since 2016. Also, the number of 50-plus yard touchdown runs by Kentucky's backs (once each for Rose and Snell). The number of Max Duffy punts downed inside the 20. The number of tackles for All-SEC defensive back Mike Edwards.
1:24 ... The amount of game time Gunnar Hoak's touchdown drive consumed at the end of the first half to give Kentucky a 21-20 lead heading into the locker room.
1 ... Sack by CMU. Kentucky's quarterbacks attempted 27 passes. That would have been the second-best sack rate allowed by UK's offensive line last season. UK ranked 87th in adjusted sack rate nationally last year. Also, the number of CMU drives that went farther than 50 yards. The number of CMU plays that went for 20 yards or more. The number of yards CMU gained on punt returns.
0 ... CMU's second half points. Also, the number of points scored by CMU that did not come off Kentucky turnovers. The number of Kentucky turnovers in the second half.
299 ... Rushing yards for Kentucky. That would have been a season high for the Wildcats last year.
172 ... Total yardage advantage for Kentucky (427 to 255).
106 ... Yards CMU was penalized on 12 flags.
50 ... Yards per punt for Max Duffy in his college football debut.
36 ... Rushing yards for CMU running back Jonathan Ward, who rushed for more than 1,000 yards last season and topped the 100-yard mark in each of CMU's final four regular season games in 2017.
28:08 ... Kentucky's time of possession, meaning UK has lost the TOP battle in each of Mark Stoops' six season openers.
27 ... The number of first downs for Kentucky's offense.
20 ... CMU points off Kentucky turnovers.
16 ... Rush attempts by CMU quarterback Tony Poljan, who had more rush attempts than pass attempts in spot duty last season. He only totaled 47 rushing yards on those attempts.
14-0 ... The second half scoring, in favor of Kentucky. It was the first time under Mark Stoops that Kentucky has won the second half of a season opener against an FBS opponent.
14 ... The number of tackles by CMU defensive back Devonni Reed.
10 ... yards per David Bouvier punt return.
7-13 ... Kentucky's success rate on 3rd down.
6-18 ... CMU's success rate on 3rd down.
11 ... Tackles by Kash Daniel in his first game as Kentucky's starting middle linebacker. That number led the team. Also, the number of first downs by Central Michigan.
8 ... The number of consecutive CMU drives (excluding the :09 drive before the end of the first half) that ended without a touchdown to end the game, ranging from the second quarter through the final horn.
7 ... Yards per carry for Kentucky, on 43 carries. Also, the number of 3 & outs for the Chippewas. The number of pass attempts targeting Kentucky receiver David Bouvier.
6 ... The number of second half CMU possessions, none of which ended in any points. Also the number of TFL's by Kentucky's defense.
5.56 ... Yards per pass attempt by UK quarterback Gunnar Hoak.
5.07 ... Yards per pass attempt by CMU quarterback Tony Poljan.
5/5 ... UK and CMU's combined red zone scoring rate.
5 ... Number of fumbles by Kentucky.
4.33 ... Yards per pass attempt by UK quarterback Terry Wilson.
4 ... Touchdown drives led by UK quarterback Terry Wilson. Also, the number of turnovers committed by Kentucky while Wilson was the quarterback behind center, all in the first half.
3.9 ... CMU's yards per play.
3.4 ... Yards per Lynn Bowden reception.
3 ... Tackles for loss by Josh Allen. Kentucky's potential first round pick had 2.5 tackles for loss in last year's season opener against Southern Miss, plus a sack, but zero tackles for loss in UK's final 12 games of 2017. Also, the number of Kentucky touchdown drives that spanned 70 yards or more. The number of penalty flags against the Wildcats. The number of UK plays that ended behind the line of scrimmage (1 sack, 2 TFLs).
2 ... The number of 100 yard rushers for the Wildcats. Benny Snell finished with 125 yards, A.J. Rose with 104. It was the first time UK had two 100 yard rushers in a game since 2016. Also, the number of 50-plus yard touchdown runs by Kentucky's backs (once each for Rose and Snell). The number of Max Duffy punts downed inside the 20. The number of tackles for All-SEC defensive back Mike Edwards.
1:24 ... The amount of game time Gunnar Hoak's touchdown drive consumed at the end of the first half to give Kentucky a 21-20 lead heading into the locker room.
1 ... Sack by CMU. Kentucky's quarterbacks attempted 27 passes. That would have been the second-best sack rate allowed by UK's offensive line last season. UK ranked 87th in adjusted sack rate nationally last year. Also, the number of CMU drives that went farther than 50 yards. The number of CMU plays that went for 20 yards or more. The number of yards CMU gained on punt returns.
0 ... CMU's second half points. Also, the number of points scored by CMU that did not come off Kentucky turnovers. The number of Kentucky turnovers in the second half.
Think UK keeps it respectable. I’m saying 28-20 Gators. How are you guys in the trenches? Couldn’t tell much against Charleston
Well perhaps not...but it’s the same team we’ve faced for the past 31....
Talk's cheap. Against Grantham's MsSt defense last season, it was UK 7 - 45 MsSt. 
The Gator/Grantham front 7:
DE Zach Carter 6-4 277 rsFr
DE Jabari Zuniga 6-4 257 rsJr
DT Tedarrell Slaton 6-5 343 So
NT Elijah Conliffe 6-4 317 So
Buck Jachi Polite 6-2 242 Jr
Buck CeCe Jefferson 6-1 252 Sr
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OLB Kylan Johnson 6-2 232 rsJr
ILB David Reese 6-1 248 Jr
ILB Rayshad Jackson 6-0 236 rsSr
OLB Vosean Joseph 6-1 226 Jr
~ Experience, size, and depth across the board.
RB Benny Snell Jr 5-11 223 Jr
IF Snell manages to occasionally get past the front 7, these guys will be next.
Nic/Star Chauncey Gardner-Johnson 6-0 208 Jr
S Jeawon Taylor 6-0 202 Jr
S Donovan Stiner 6-1 203 So
S Brian Edwards 6-2 192 So
S Shawn Davis 5-11 202 So
All 5 of those 2nd-3rd year guys played as tFr.
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These Mullen Fr 'FAST & BIG HITTER' recruits will ALL, light you up....
SS David Reese 6-0 221 Fr
SS Amari Burney 6-1 222 Fr
CB/FS Trey Dean III 6-3 194 Fr
All 3 have already played as tFr.
And this really isn't the same Gator 'lack of' offense that you have faced in the last 8 years.
Their 6 RB's by committee might run for 200+ on your defense. Show me what you've got.
PS
Should we advise the game officials to be on the lookout for Snell and to wear extra padding? ---
The Gator/Grantham front 7:
DE Zach Carter 6-4 277 rsFr
DE Jabari Zuniga 6-4 257 rsJr
DT Tedarrell Slaton 6-5 343 So
NT Elijah Conliffe 6-4 317 So
Buck Jachi Polite 6-2 242 Jr
Buck CeCe Jefferson 6-1 252 Sr
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OLB Kylan Johnson 6-2 232 rsJr
ILB David Reese 6-1 248 Jr
ILB Rayshad Jackson 6-0 236 rsSr
OLB Vosean Joseph 6-1 226 Jr
~ Experience, size, and depth across the board.
RB Benny Snell Jr 5-11 223 Jr
IF Snell manages to occasionally get past the front 7, these guys will be next.
Nic/Star Chauncey Gardner-Johnson 6-0 208 Jr
S Jeawon Taylor 6-0 202 Jr
S Donovan Stiner 6-1 203 So
S Brian Edwards 6-2 192 So
S Shawn Davis 5-11 202 So
All 5 of those 2nd-3rd year guys played as tFr.
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These Mullen Fr 'FAST & BIG HITTER' recruits will ALL, light you up....
SS David Reese 6-0 221 Fr
SS Amari Burney 6-1 222 Fr
CB/FS Trey Dean III 6-3 194 Fr
All 3 have already played as tFr.
And this really isn't the same Gator 'lack of' offense that you have faced in the last 8 years.
Their 6 RB's by committee might run for 200+ on your defense. Show me what you've got.
PS
Should we advise the game officials to be on the lookout for Snell and to wear extra padding?
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Looks like the majority of Gators here believe it’s going to be a +18 point whipping.....
LOL
While most kensucky fans really believe that 32 is finally going to be their majic number...
(I think that it's 42 that's the answer to 'Life, the Universe, and Everything,' not 32)
While most kensucky fans really believe that 32 is finally going to be their majic number...
(I think that it's 42 that's the answer to 'Life, the Universe, and Everything,' not 32)
It is. It might be more. We are going to lay the wood to Kentucky...for real.Looks like the majority of Gators here believe it’s going to be a +18 point whipping.....
If Kentucky couldn’t beat McElwain or Muschamp how are they going to beat Mullen.
By the way Mullen is 8-1 against UK when he was at Miss St. They don’t fare well against UF or Mullen.
By the way Mullen is 8-1 against UK when he was at Miss St. They don’t fare well against UF or Mullen.
Talk's cheap. Against Grantham's MsSt defense last season, it was UK 7 - 45 MsSt.
The Gator/Grantham front 7:
DE Zach Carter 6-4 277 rsFr
DE Jabari Zuniga 6-4 257 rsJr
DT Tedarrell Slaton 6-5 343 So
NT Elijah Conliffe 6-4 317 So
Buck Jachi Polite 6-2 242 Jr
Buck CeCe Jefferson 6-1 252 Sr
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OLB Kylan Johnson 6-2 232 rsJr
ILB David Reese 6-1 248 Jr
ILB Rayshad Jackson 6-0 236 rsSr
OLB Vosean Joseph 6-1 226 Jr
~ Experience, size, and depth across the board.
RB Benny Snell Jr 5-11 223 Jr
IF Snell manages to occasionally get past the front 7, these guys will be next.
Nic/Star Chauncey Gardner-Johnson 6-0 208 Jr
S Jeawon Taylor 6-0 202 Jr
S Donovan Stiner 6-1 203 So
S Brian Edwards 6-2 192 So
S Shawn Davis 5-11 202 So
All 5 of those 2nd-3rd year guys played as tFr.
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These Mullen Fr 'FAST & BIG HITTER' recruits will ALL, light you up....
SS David Reese 6-0 221 Fr
SS Amari Burney 6-1 222 Fr
CB/FS Trey Dean III 6-3 194 Fr
All 3 have already played as tFr.
And this really isn't the same Gator 'lack of' offense that you have faced in the last 8 years.
Their 6 RB's by committee might run for 200+ on your defense. Show me what you've got.
PS
Should we advise the game officials to be on the lookout for Snell and to wear extra padding?
Grantham fired from his last 2 jobs at Jawga and Louisville till he found a home with 3.2* Dan
Grantham fired from his last 2 jobs at Jawga and Louisville till he found a home with 3.2* Dan
The usual incorrect moe-ron troll speaks again.
Leaving with a replaced HC is not the same thing as being fired, you twit.
Who hired him is a bit more important, and how they did with him there is the key.
Most Recently at Mississippi State (2017)
Grantham, a nominee for the Broyles Award as the top assistant coach in the country, made an immediate splash in his lone year as DC in Starkville. In his 5th season as a DC in the SEC, Grantham guided the best MSU defense in recent memory. MSU produced 6 non-offensive TD's in 2017, including an SEC leading 4 defensive scores. The Bulldogs returned an interception for a TD in 3 straight games, a first since 2007. Total Defense was 3rd in the SEC, 10 in FBS, their best since 1999.
Overall, Grantham has 31 years of coaching experience that includes 11 seasons as DC. He has served as a DC with three college programs (MSU, 2017; Louisville, 2014-16; Georgia, 2010-13) and one NFL team.
Games in the SEC are won and lost in the trenches, most agree. Grantham’s impressive resume includes an 11-year NFL career, lastly as the Dallas Cowboys DL coach. He made his name in the collegiate ranks, when he served for 3 seasons as Michigan State’s DL coach and one as assistant head coach at MichSt under Nick Saban.
During his career, Grantham worked under several successful defensive minds on both the pro and college levels, including Saban, Frank Beamer and Bud Foster at Virginia Tech, Romeo Crennel in Cleveland, Dom Capers in Houston and Wade Phillips in Dallas.
Feel free to show us the resume of your Choker DC, for a comparison.
(crickets, because everyone knows that in the Big12-10, they don't play defense)
While at Hail State, Mullen went up against Kentucky 9 times & went 8-1.
In the four games PRIOR to Stoops, MSU's offense averaged 27.5 points
In the five games AGAINST Stoops, MSU averaged 39.6 points.
(And that was with MSU athletes, not UF athletes...granted they had a VERY good QB in Dak against Stoops)
Florida will have no problem scoring against Kentucky & Kentucky is gong to struggle against our Defense. Gators win big, 42-13.
In the four games PRIOR to Stoops, MSU's offense averaged 27.5 points
In the five games AGAINST Stoops, MSU averaged 39.6 points.
(And that was with MSU athletes, not UF athletes...granted they had a VERY good QB in Dak against Stoops)
Florida will have no problem scoring against Kentucky & Kentucky is gong to struggle against our Defense. Gators win big, 42-13.
You’re talking about 2 of the best QBs that MSU has ever had in Dak and Nick Fitzgerald. Franks couldn’t hold their jocks.
Fitz **
Dak ***
Franks ****
Maybe Mullen's coaching, offense, and game day play calling had something to do with the QB's?
That, or the recruiting service twits don't know as much as they think they do, much like yourself...
On the other hand, how did your Pillsbury Throw Boy do, or that Crotch guy that was supposed to be so good? (snicker)
Fitz **
Dak ***
Franks ****
Maybe Mullen's coaching, offense, and game day play calling had something to do with the QB's?
That, or the recruiting service twits don't know as much as they think they do, much like yourself...
On the other hand, how did your Pillsbury Throw Boy do, or that Crotch guy that was supposed to be so good? (snicker)
Mullen def has a way with QB’s. Won’t help him vs them dawgs though...
Which dogs, MsSt, UGly, your avatar picture, or your girlfriend/wife/mommie???
Inquiring minds prolly don't really want to know, but tell me anyway, it might be worth a laugh?
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Which dogs, MsSt, UGly, your avatar picture, or your girlfriend/wife/mommie???
Inquiring minds prolly don't really want to know, but tell me anyway, it might be worth a lught?
Well to be fair you're not really an "inquiring mind."
That implies that you're curious to learn. But you're not interested in learning anything.
You are awfully confident in that assertion, let's just see how both teams look against actual competition before we start barking up that tree.
Our winning streak against Kentucky dates back to the Reagan administration. The last time you guys won a title dates back to the Carter administratio, Georgia connection. Long time ago......
I am going to go with UF 27 - 13 over KY though I could see it getting much worse for KY if that QB really falls apart.
Watching them they look about the same as last year everywhere but at QB but that is a bad problem to have coming into the Swamp.
Watching them they look about the same as last year everywhere but at QB but that is a bad problem to have coming into the Swamp.
Pitiful little attention beggar, kinda sad really, but here ya go,,, yet again.
Never need to read his posts, because they are always going to be,,, what they are, and what he will always be. This asswipe stalker arrives to spread his usual crap, and to be the lonely despised drunk loser that he is...
There once was a goater named dunny,
who was always trying to be funny.
But with his head up his butt,
and a load of beer in his gutt,
when it came to the girls he got nunny...
ZZZZZzzzzzzzzzz
Never need to read his posts, because they are always going to be,,, what they are, and what he will always be. This asswipe stalker arrives to spread his usual crap, and to be the lonely despised drunk loser that he is...
There once was a goater named dunny,
who was always trying to be funny.
But with his head up his butt,
and a load of beer in his gutt,
when it came to the girls he got nunny...
ZZZZZzzzzzzzzzz
Pitiful little attention beggar, kinda sad really, but here ya go,,, yet again.
Never need to read his posts, because they are always going to be,,, what they are, and what he will always be. This asswipe stalker arrives to spread his usual crap, and to be the lonely despised drunk loser that he is...
There once was a goater named dunny,
who was always trying to be funny.
But with his head up his butt,
and a load of beer in his gutt,
when it came to the girls he got nunny...
ZZZZZzzzzzzzzzz
Ah yes, you don't beg for attention, do you?
Pitiful little attention beggar, kinda sad really, but here ya go,,, yet again.
Never need to read his posts, because they are always going to be,,, what they are, and what he will always be. This asswipe stalker arrives to spread his usual crap, and to be the lonely despised drunk loser that he is...
There once was a goater named dunny,
who was always trying to be funny.
But with his head up his butt,
and a load of beer in his gutt,
when it came to the girls he got nunny...
ZZZZZzzzzzzzzzz
Never need to read his posts, because they are always going to be,,, what they are, and what he will always be. This asswipe stalker arrives to spread his usual crap, and to be the lonely despised drunk loser that he is...
There once was a goater named dunny,
who was always trying to be funny.
But with his head up his butt,
and a load of beer in his gutt,
when it came to the girls he got nunny...
ZZZZZzzzzzzzzzz
Pitiful little attention beggar, kinda sad really, but here ya go,,, yet again.
Never need to read his posts, because they are always going to be,,, what they are, and what he will always be. This asswipe stalker arrives to spread his usual crap, and to be the lonely despised drunk loser that he is...
There once was a goater named dunny,
who was always trying to be funny.
But with his head up his butt,
and a load of beer in his gutt,
when it came to the girls he got nunny...
ZZZZZzzzzzzzzzz
Poems about your favorite obsession make you normal, but I'm the weirdo loser beggar?
Weird.
Pitiful little attention beggar, kinda sad really, but here ya go,,, yet again.
Never need to read his posts, because they are always going to be,,, what they are, and what he will always be. This asswipe stalker arrives to spread his usual crap, and to be the lonely despised drunk loser that he is...
There once was a goater named dunny,
who was always trying to be funny.
But with his head up his butt,
and a load of beer in his gutt,
when it came to the girls he got nunny...
ZZZZZzzzzzzzzzz
Never need to read his posts, because they are always going to be,,, what they are, and what he will always be. This asswipe stalker arrives to spread his usual crap, and to be the lonely despised drunk loser that he is...
There once was a goater named dunny,
who was always trying to be funny.
But with his head up his butt,
and a load of beer in his gutt,
when it came to the girls he got nunny...
ZZZZZzzzzzzzzzz
Naw, he just messed in his own pants again, you can tell by the smell that he always exudes whenever he opens his mouth...
I give him the same response, over and over, so he's got to know that he's playing to the field and not to me (ignored), most of the time.
He's really worse than a snot-nosed little brother that keeps on trying to butt in and won't go away when the big boys are talking...
I give him the same response, over and over, so he's got to know that he's playing to the field and not to me (ignored), most of the time.
He's really worse than a snot-nosed little brother that keeps on trying to butt in and won't go away when the big boys are talking...
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Mullen is a genius with QBs. However he hasn’t had enough time with franks to even mention him in the same conversation with the other two. Haha star rankings are shite most of the time. Stars really don’t do anything for me. Especially at QB. Dak and NF will both have better careers than Franks. You can hate on Lorenzen all you want but he has the ultimate accomplishment in football, and that’s a super bowl ring.Fitz **
Dak ***
Franks ****
Maybe Mullen's coaching, offense, and game day play calling had something to do with the QB's?
That, or the recruiting service twits don't know as much as they think they do, much like yourself...
On the other hand, how did your Pillsbury Throw Boy do, or that Crotch guy that was supposed to be so good? (snicker)
Stars don’t mean anything to Insta either; he’s said so..... he keeps posting recruits stars long after they’re no longer recruits because, well.... he’s insane.
Try to have a cogent conversation with him..... I’ll just watch
