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QB Joe Milton, RS-S, Tennessee
  • 2022 Stats - 971 yards, 10 TDs, 0 Ints, 64.6 completion %, 83.8 QBR
  • Many pundits and fans have a love-hate relationship with Joe Milton. He has some of the best physical tools you could ever wish for in a player, especially a QB, but he just hasn’t put it all together yet. After transferring from Michigan in 2021, he was the week one starter. Soon after Hendon Hooker took over and the rest was history after he went on to win SEC Offensive Player of the Year and eventually went on to the NFL. Now it’s Joe’s turn. With QB guru Josh Heupel as head coach all he has done is improve. With his last year coming up and weapons galore, we should see the best yet from him.
  • Honorable Mention: QB Jayden Daniels, LSU
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June 11, 1955

The 1955 Le Man 24 Hours is remembered for only one thing: the worst accident in the history of the sport when a Mercedes-Benz sports car, driven by Frenchman Pierre Levegh, ran into the back of an Austin Healey, driven by Englishman Lance Macklin. The car flew over the barriers and disintegrated, sending wreckage into the packed area in front of the grandstands - at head height. At least 83 people were killed (including Levegh) and a further 120 were injured, many of them seriously. Today, the number of people who were killed remains uncertain (as there were so many people involved that they were taken to 11 different hospitals). Some of those who were injured did not survive.

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peaygolf said:
June 11, 1955

The 1955 Le Man 24 Hours is remembered for only one thing: the worst accident in the history of the sport when a Mercedes-Benz sports car, driven by Frenchman Pierre Levegh, ran into the back of an Austin Healey, driven by Englishman Lance Macklin. The car flew over the barriers and disintegrated, sending wreckage into the packed area in front of the grandstands - at head height. At least 83 people were killed (including Levegh) and a further 120 were injured, many of them seriously. Today, the number of people who were killed remains uncertain (as there were so many people involved that they were taken to 11 different hospitals). Some of those who were injured did not survive.

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Whew that picture with the guy on the track 😳🫣
 
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peaygolf said:
I know.

I've never heard this story before. It's wild........and They continued the Race.....................:rolleyes:
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I'd never heard of that either and watched the video. They couldn't have designed a wreck better to pepper a crowd and cause as many casualties as possible. Very brutal.
 
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OGbabyaviVol said:
Bunch of betas. No fire in our gut. Instead of just putting the ball in play, we try to kill it and swing up which leads to swings and misses or pop flies. Rarely does it lead to a home run. I won’t be surprised if we get beat by 8-10 runs in game 2.
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Yeah....one of the worst road teams all year...

But yet they go out and finish the season off with a series win at USCjr...then sweep the Clemson regional, where we had little to no chance of winning.

What a bunch of quitters 😒🤣

And cleary we need to play small ball to be "alphas" (whatever that means)...despite the majority our offensive success under TV being based around being a power team. Yeesh 🤯
 
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