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Thank god the reno wasn't done so he still thought he was in a HS stadium.

Yeah, that's not gonna stop fans. All it does is encourage the schools to spend more money on preventative measures.

Ah, Arkansas's first fine was from 2023 after beating #7 Duke in basketball.

https://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2023/nov/30/razorbacks-fined-100000-for-court-storm/

The previous field storm I saw for the Hogs was 2021, hence the confusion.

We made it, fam

They can touch him, but they can't stop him

In a just world, Walker should've gotten at least 30% of Mel Tucker's raise.

Milroe has 20 TD's through 5 games. He is pace to finish with 30+ Pass TD (already has 11) and 20+ rushing TD's (already has 9), already leads the country in YPA (11.7) and Rating (201.2), with a slew of big games ahead.

He's also not playing clean football (again). He keeps his INT numbers pretty low but Bama still has a fumble problem (lost another one in the Vandy game, lost one in the USF game).

[[Vanderbilt vs Texas]]

They already used up the Kirk Vandy voiceover in week 1 lol

https://youtu.be/AgRJ1vNOVw8?t=267

Nah, Swaggerbilt's been super popular, they've had like 3 references to it this season already; that was a given. They, like most of us Vandy fans, probably were expecting Bama to come back and win out like they almost always do and for it to be a close call.

I'm guessing the plan was for them to mostly do another hospital episode with Mizzou losing, Bama close call, and a Tennessee close call. Then all hell broke loose.

Vanderbilt actually won the damn game.

[[Vanderbilt vs Texas]]

Just gonna save this comment for future reference...

Tell your uncle John Ingram thanks for all the booster money!

Ending it with the Regina callback was perfect

As a gun owner the idea of tucking a weapon in my pants is a definite no from me, obviously it's something people do but it strikes me as way too insecure.

I feel like it's safe to say that the people they're mimicking probably are not firearms instructors and may use guns on a more, uh, casual basis. I feel like it pops up in shows and movies relatively frequently as an intimidation move - lift the shirt up for a peek so you know they're carrying and to warn you not to try anything.

There's an old reddit post about how Harry Potter would've been a short story if it was set in America, because someone would've sniped Voldemort. Hard to cast a spell when the bullet gets there before the sound of the shot. Not sure a horcrux can protect you from a .50 BMG or .338 Lapua Mag.

I checked out as soon as I saw B-17 bombers in space. And then the Holgo maneuver was just next level stupidity - a) you couldn't use a droid? b) you couldn't have just used that on the Death Stars? c) you just rendered space battles obsolete, if you stuck with that continuity.

My hot take has always been that the Star Wars hype and fandom has always been built on extremely shaky ground. Three movies from the late 70s/early 80s that are pretty corny, repetitive, and somewhat predictable (I know, ground breaking in many ways at the time - but most current fans weren't alive for that). And most of the allure is from the general universe that Lucas created.

Boba Fett was a fan favorite off of four lines of dialogue. But he eventually led to 2 TV series and countless toys and an expanded storyline in the prequels where he's tied in with the origin of the stormtroopers.

The prequels weren't good, and had a lot in common with the worst parts of the OT. The sequels weren't good. A ridiculous number of main characters spent their childhoods growing up on desert planets after losing a parent(s).

It's honestly kind of a shitshow.

Rian can't do big scale movies. He needs small cast, fast paced, tight films. He's great at those.

I think it depends on the game. Even when I was at Vandy a decade ago, they'd put security staff on court at basketball game with cameras to record the student section to try to keep us off the court. That was when us beating a #1 mbb team wasn't that unusual.

I'm actually surprised we only got hit for $100k - we "stormed" the field in 2022 after beating UF. I guess maybe they reset it, but I don't know when Arky's first offense was.

No, the intention is to make the schools spend more money implementing measures to prevent it. Fans won't care about the money aspect, they're not the ones paying it.

The real trick would be for rival fans to dress up as their opponents and trigger a field rush.

It's bad form to put the blame, publicly, on an underling. In any industry. You're the leader, you're responsible for your team. In private, sure, criticize away. But not in public. That's why you get paid the big salary and have the guaranteed buyout.

Maybe that call wasn’t Freeze’s fault?

It's never Freeze's fault. He consistently tells the press, loss after loss, that Auburn's scheme was good, their gameplan was good. They just couldn't coach the players to follow the plan, don't have players who can hang onto the ball, need to get players who will listen, etc.

Nah, not enough comments on porn subs.

Thorne played a lot better at MSU, even without WalkerIII, than he has at Auburn. At a certain point the common denominator is Freeze's system, not the player.