Recruiting Football Talk VII

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I mean say you want about PFF but it’s not a terrible argument by default. They’re basically just saying that Watt’s case is made on the big plays that everybody notices (sacks), but if you track every play the other guys catch up by doing other stuff (pressures). Parsons had 70 pressures in 513 rushes, compared to Watt’s 47/551.

Still find it hard to believe that’s actually true in Watt’s case, but I wouldn’t call this “torturing the data until it confesses” either.
In actual stats….. He beat Garrett in every single stat…. This example is closer bc all of these players are really great players…. There are many, many more examples of players that are rated below guys that are much less talented.
 
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Johnny Cash, backed by an all-star ensemble of talent, stepped on stage at California State Prison in Folsom on this day in history, Jan. 13, 1968.
It proved one of the most legendary concerts in music lore —

He was joined on stage by wife and fellow country star singer June Carter Cash, rockabilly legend Carl Perkins on guitar, the Statler Brothers on vocals, plus his longtime touring band, the Tennessee Three.

Cash closed the show with "Greystone Chapel," written by Folsom Prison inmate Glen Sherley.

The performer discovered the song the night before the concert.

"I got to the motel and a preacher friend of mine brought me a tape of a song called ‘Greystone Chapel,’" Cash told Life magazine in 1994.




Carl Perkins later told me that it was one of the greatest experiences of his legendary career.

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Great artist in country music world, Johnny Cash , George Jones and Conway Twitty..
 
@Smyrna ATL Vol

You asked about some golf trips.........

Besides the obvious ones that everyone knows about..........I have two that are at the top of my "hidden gems" list. You would not be disappointed.

1. Whitefish, Montana (4-5 really fun courses)
2. Arcadia Bluffs in Michigan (top 5 I've ever played and several other really good ones near by)


If you want some closer...........let me know.
Always wanted to go to Montana… thanks man!
 
He was a great football player no doubt but 2 of best baseball plays I ever saw was when he caught the drive to left center and walked the damn fence.
The second one was when he threw out Harold Reynolds at home from the left field corner without a relay throw unbelievable..
Crazy that tackle ended his career when it looked like nothing compared to others I’ve seen and the RB just pops back up.
 

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In case you need it.

January 13, 2024: If you will allow it, you are entering a new season of hope. You can be stronger spiritually than you have ever been, full of mercy and good fruit. However, this will not happen without your cooperation with what is available to you. You must take advantage of every opportunity to prosper spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and physically. Jeremiah 29:11 For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the Lord, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope.
 
I look back at some great players/athletes I've been fortunate to see play in person...............and as much as I dislike Auburn, he's got to be in my top 3.
O.J. Simpson
Bo Jackson
Eric Dickerson

No particular order I've seen in my lifetime at RB..


Remember I'm saying this idolizing Tony Dorsett and Emmitt was the man ..
 
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