Recruiting Football Talk VII

[volbeast33]

 

[Exiled]

I’m sure Brock Lesnar daughter could start at mike backer for CSU football team if she tried out. Wow..

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I wonder when she will be wrestling in the WWE?

 

[OrangeMoundTNVol]

I wonder when she will be wrestling in the WWE?

I’d put her in the UFC. Don’t see many girls grappling with her.

 

[Rishvol]

I know. How in the world would people vote for LSU to win?

 

[mrMet]

Maybe the first one is some generic version and the second is supposed to be Heupel. Of course since CJH adds wrinkles every week...

Must be pretty interesting to look at, though.

The first one is the play style I set as my “created coach” on dynasty. Then the playbook I use is the Tennessee - veer & shoot

 

[Exiled]

I’d put her in the UFC. Don’t see many girls grappling with her.

Probably both like her Dad.

 

[Adam Sandler]

Not really down on them, just think the only blue chips in the starting lineup are Heard and Coop.

Campbell and spraggins not getting enough credit.

 

[KB5252]

Did you see my post to you from yesterday morning?

I did not. I'll look.

 

[Adam Sandler]

Thanks very much.

Welcome. Just surmising. Could certainly be different, especially in a 5 db look.

 

[KB5252]

Who are the 2 vets that you work with? I went to UTCVM as well. Graduated 2001. As your daughter makes her way through school, if she ever needs to get more large animal/equine hours and experience, or when she gets into vet school if she wants to do an externship with us, let me know. We would be happy to have her come down. We are in Newnan, GA just south of ATL. It’s about 4:15 drive or so.

That sounds great, still a long way to go. I'm sure she'll need the experience. That's awesome.

The vet we work with is Dr Ethan Myers, the other is Dr Pruitt. They are both Currently at Maury County Veterinary hospital.

Again, that's so kind of you!

 

[SergeantVol]

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Beautiful oak trees in Louisiana. Oak Alley.

It’s in Vacherie, LA. Gorgeous place. There’s a lot of old, old live oaks in Louisiana.

 

[OrangeMoundTNVol]

Campbell and spraggins not getting enough credit.

Solid players

 

[VolsDoc81TX]

Holy wa! @VolsDoc81TX liking a same day post within a few hours?! Crazy times we’re living in, crazy times.

When we were on a canoe trip in Canada, I caught a 38” pike about a foot offshore. I was just watching the movement of the slab that I was using, just moving it back and forth between casts. The shoreline dropped off dramatically so it wasn’t shallow. The pike hit so fast and violently that it scared the crap out of me. It was truly impressive. I pulled it out and called my son for a picture. Right then, one of the other Dads caught a 48” pike that was a monster. I just released mine.

 

[VolsDoc81TX]

It’s in Vacherie, LA. Gorgeous place. There’s a lot of old, old live oaks in Louisiana.

@BaldBiker planted them. He lost a bet to @InVOLuntary .

The bet was an over/under on how many Tennesseans would Volunteer to fight the Mexicans and free Texas. The line was 25,000. @InVOLuntary bet over. He won.

And here we are:

 

[UpstateVol613]

Nothing like holding off Duke for a croot’………..in football.

 

[JP_UT_O&W]

Didn't realize we had another Slaughter on the team. Thought y'all were talking about Doneiko

 

[jave36]

It’s in Vacherie, LA. Gorgeous place. There’s a lot of old, old live oaks in Louisiana.

LSU is one of the prettier campuses I've been to because of all the live oaks. Such a beautiful tree.

 

[volsfan_17]

Didn't realize we had another Slaughter on the team. Thought y'all were talking about Doneiko

John Slaughter.

 

[VolsDoc81TX]

Intolerance is the first sign of an inadequate education. An ill-educated person behaves with arrogant impatience, whereas truly profound education breeds humility.

Alexander Solzhenitsyn

To me, this describes the vandy grad versus the Tennessee grad.
You could substitute texas for vandy and it would still hold true.
Both of those schools have so much in common in regards to overinflated self worth…

 

[Orange.]

It's weird to think about. . . also, I called it dialogue, but it's monologue.

That is completely different from what I was talking about. I only listened to a little when she made this clear. She is referring to what, in fact, is "internal monologue" (or unspoken language) as "no internal monologue." So she does have "internal monologue" or "voice" or unspoken language. And that is what I was saying was necessary to thinking.

She is somehow mislabeling "internal monologue" as a "constant voice" that "never stops."

 

[scienceteaching_vol]

It's weird to think about. . . also, I called it dialogue, but it's monologue.

I have a friend who swears he doesn't picture anything in his mind when he reads. Which to me is weird because he likes to read.

I had a workshop one year on that. Kids who have a lot of trouble with comprehension don't make mental images as they read.

I am on the opposite side of the spectrum. If i'm getting fast food and I hear a total I picture it mentally in my head to remember it. Or if I meet someone new, I ask them how to spell their name so I can picture it.

 

[Orange.]

A buddy of mine was fishing off a rock a few feet into a river. Nearly had his trout landed. A moccasin blasted out from under the rock and took the trout off his line. He jumped about 47 feet up and back. Pretty sure he peed his pants.

I would walk my wet pants back to my vehicle and drive home. OTOH, great story!

 

[Orange_Crush]

Intolerance is the first sign of an inadequate education. An ill-educated person behaves with arrogant impatience, whereas truly profound education breeds humility.

Alexander Solzhenitsyn

...

I see a lot of intolerant people graduating from Universities these days. Hell didn't safe spaces, free speech "zones", critical race theory and cancel culture spread from universities? I also see a lot of blue-collar salt of the earth that exhibit a "you do you, just don't mess with mine" attitude as well.

Should we call the above quote BS or use it to critique today's education environments?

 

[Orange_Crush]

John Slaughter.

Mark Slaughter.

 

[Orange_Crush]

When we were on a canoe trip in Canada, I caught a 38” pike about a foot offshore. I was just watching the movement of the slab that I was using, just moving it back and forth between casts. The shoreline dropped off dramatically so it wasn’t shallow. The pike hit so fast and violently that it scared the crap out of me. It was truly impressive. I pulled it out and called my son for a picture. Right then, one of the other Dads caught a 48” pike that was a monster. I just released mine.

Canada? I expected all this Pike Speak to be from Colorado.