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itsme said:
Sorry if already asked but who do we see as being drafted next year?
Hooker
Tillman
Banks
Wright
Carvin
Baron
Young
If a couple other upperclassmen step up it could be a big year in the draft next year.
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I’d personally be shocked if Banks, Wright and Carvin are drafted
 
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UTgrad2015 said:
I think since Ja’Wuan James, we’ve only had 2 offensive lineman drafted? Trey and now Cade.. I just don’t see it with Wright and Carvin.

Plus, from what I’ve heard, Wright really struggles with complex concepts as well
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Zach Fulton was also drafted the same year as James. But I'm not sure what those four being drafted in the past has to do with Wright and Carvin's draftability in the future. Wright could be a late round flyer on potential alone, and he's been a very solid tackle for us. Carvin was impressive last year and both should improve with another season. I also think Spraggins gets drafted in two years.
 
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Jackcrevol said:
think the debris fields can get up to 3/4 mile wide.

Used to watch the tornado chasers on Disc. Read that 5 members of org show have died. Three chasing storms, one I think had an opiod habit, and one suicide.

Dudes visited the SD site after the F5. That one was a mile wide. Looked like a bomb went off. Hard not to get emotional, im sure those guys get addicted to the adrenaline.

Edit: It was Joplin MO

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Jackcrevol said:
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Incredible how fast it went from f0 to F5 completely devastating. No one has a chance to react when one accelerated at that speed. The Cookeville/Baxter tornado of 2020 was similar, hit at 3 AM and intensified to Ef4 within a couple minutes killing 20.
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Pretty sure this is the only known photo of that absolute beast.
 
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The sporting term “rubber match” refers to the final and deciding game in any series, and its origins trace back to the 16th-century English game of lawn bowling. Somewhat similar to bocce ball, the object of lawn bowling is to roll wooden balls across a flat field toward a smaller, white ball so they stop as close as possible to that smaller ball without hitting it. When it comes to the term “rubber match,” most experts agree that it takes its name, specifically, from either two lawn bowling balls rubbing together — a game-losing mistake — or from the final game’s potential to “rub out,” or erase, the losing team. . .

I think we'll see a few dongs and eventually rub one out today.
 
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Enki_Amenra said:
The sporting term “rubber match” refers to the final and deciding game in any series, and its origins trace back to the 16th-century English game of lawn bowling. Somewhat similar to bocce ball, the object of lawn bowling is to roll wooden balls across a flat field toward a smaller, white ball so they stop as close as possible to that smaller ball without hitting it. When it comes to the term “rubber match,” most experts agree that it takes its name, specifically, from either two lawn bowling balls rubbing together — a game-losing mistake — or from the final game’s potential to “rub out,” or erase, the losing team. . .

I think we'll see a few dongs and eventually rub one out today.
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Big Orange#1 said:
Incredible how fast it went from f0 to F5 completely devastating. No one has a chance to react when one accelerated at that speed. The Cookeville/Baxter tornado of 2020 was similar, hit at 3 AM and intensified to Ef4 within a couple minutes killing 20.
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Pretty sure this is the only known photo of that absolute beast.
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Chasers said the Southern out break not too far after was worse in many ways bc of the hardwoods that splinter, like flying nails.
 
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