Newman
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We don't know what they're doing. I don't think we've heard from the NCAA. We've read bloviating articles that are giving the perspective (wishes) of one side.
No, not @InVOLuntary or @BaldBiker . They helped create sports in Ancient Greece.
My little girl can always say she was born a Vol. 3 days old and she's already orange!
Jokes aside she'll be fine. Just slightly jaundice but getting better. Hasn't had to have treatment yet.
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Now if you drop a dot for each school and where they are located, it's pretty easy to see who is going to become a "have not" because their state isn't as rich.
Georgia
Kentucky
South Carolina
Louisiana (may luck out though as they don't have any other big in-state schools to compete with)
Alabama
Mississippi
The schools in states that 1. aren't as poor and 2. willing to push sports that will become better because of this
Texas
Florida
Tennessee
What's interesting to me is a few unexpected states that are rich but also have the potential to really create something if they pushed it
Washington
Colorado
Virginia
Illinois
Obviously though some states are outliners...Alaska and Hawaii for example, they are "rich" by this chart, but mostly because of how low the population is and how wealthy you have to be to live there.
“Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming do not levy state income taxes, while New Hampshire doesn't tax earned wages.” NH taxes investment income.Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think that the only states without state income tax are Tennessee, Texas, and Florida. Interesting
I think we are about to have the deadly combo of an exciting brand of football, an elite fanbase, and a smart AD with a killer instinct.
Feels like we are finally playing to win, and doing it smarter than our rivals for a change.
I'm very disappointed you have yet to convert your wife to a Vol fan. You need to work on that.VFL trick for having an Orange baby.
My son turned Orange when we got to the baby food stage. He loved the carrots and sweet potatoes. Feed them enough and voilà Orange Baby!
My wife the Pediatrician did it on purpose…she’s an Aggie ( but turning a baby maroon would be gross)
I think we are about to have the deadly combo of an exciting brand of football, an elite fanbase, and a smart AD with a killer instinct.
Feels like we are finally playing to win, and doing it smarter than our rivals for a change.
Still haven't lost a series yet. Fingers crossed.We havent lost a series until now...havent lost a series...think on that. What an accomplishment. This team needs to face adversity. Get better and win something meaningful.
So very sorry. Prayers, peace and comfort.Also, update on my uncle: he’s being handed over to hospice. Chemo didn’t work, only made it worse. He’s been given a life expectancy of ~3 months. View attachment 453490
My family’s HS alma mater will be doing a 20 minute piece on him pregame for their series today on the school’s radio station. If anyone is interested, I can link it when the time comes. I think they air via the web.
Moral dilemma
I’m casually friendly with a woman at the gym. I notice her 15 year old son has been teasing with an older guy who I suspect uses steroids. Now, the son has an acne breakout on his back, consistent with steroid use.
Is it steroids?
Is it teenage acne?
Does she know if he’s on steroids?
If it’s acne only, is it insensitive to point it out?
ughh
Nah. Greg Maddux threw a 76 pitch compete game with 83% of those pitches being strikes. Only went to a two ball count twice.