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If by NY loft, you mean living in a small room in my in-laws house, and I can only assume you do, you are correct. As for Taiwan, I’ve only passed through the airport but spent $10 on beef noodles which was way too much

Maps is hard. Maybe you should add geography lessons to your buffet of services for @chargervol ?
 
I got my wife an Instant Pot for Mother's Day and an air fryer for her birthday.... this year. She loves both presents because.... they are what she wanted. I am probably sexist for getting my wife kitchen appliances for her special days. The fact that I more or less taught her to cook and I sew on any buttons what need sewing in our home would mean nothing to the man haters I imagine. Oh well, I'll do my best to stop oppressing my wife so much.

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It appears you have much better luck than me. I learned, a long time ago, "never" give your wife a gift with a cord attached to it. In my house, those gifts go over like a lead balloon. Items with a cord are deemed a necessity and not a gift :cool:
 
There are probably 3-4 current commits that might not end up in this class. IDT UT really wants to part ways with anybody, but it may be a necessity. A few guys have moved up the board in the last week, so there are more wants than spots.
That's always the worst part about accepting a commitment early. I understand that it happens everywhere but it doesn't necessarily make it right. Some kid get his heard broken because he committed early and someone better comes in late.
 
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I got my wife an Instant Pot for Mother's Day and an air fryer for her birthday.... this year. She loves both presents because.... they are what she wanted. I am probably sexist for getting my wife kitchen appliances for her special days. The fact that I more or less taught her to cook and I sew on any buttons what need sewing in our home would mean nothing to the man haters I imagine. Oh well, I'll do my best to stop oppressing my wife so much.

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My dad bought my mom a dish drainer for Christmas once, her reaction was not good.
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So from what I can gather:

FSU: Norvell
Missouri: McElwain
Arky: Kiffin or Leach

I've been thinking that there has got to be something up with Norvell. I wasn't sure what it was but now there is scuttle bug that he has serious gambling issues and is into someone pretty deep. It really wouldn't shock me if he stays in Memphis. JMO
 
2019 team stats and comparison to 2018:

Points and yards — Offense
Scoring offense: 24.3 points per game (11th SEC/97th FBS)
> 2018: 22.8 points per game (13th SEC/108th FBS)

Total offense: 364.8 yards per game (12th SEC/100th FBS)
> 2018: 325.5 yards per game (14th SEC/122nd FBS)

Yards per play: 5.82 (9th SEC/t-68th FBS)
> 2018: 5.46 yards per play (13th SEC/88th FBS)

Points and yards — Defense
Scoring defense: 21.7 points per game (7th SEC/29th FBS)
> 2018: 27.9 points per game (12th SEC/77th FBS)

Total defense: 337.1 yards per game (7th SEC/29th FBS)
> 2018: 377.4 yards per game (9th SEC/49th FBS)

Yards per play allowed: 5.04 (6th SEC/26th FBS)
> 2018: 5.67 yards per play allowed (9th SEC/67th FBS)

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Improvement in every single area above. Impressive. Compared to the rest of the SEC, we have some ways to go.
 
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More 2019 team stats and comparison to 2018:

Rushing
Rushing offense: 144.83 yards per game (12th SEC/88th FBS)
> 2018: 129.08 yards per game (14th SEC/114th FBS)

Yards per carry: 4.08 (12th SEC/t-81st FBS)
> 2018: 3.70 (14th SEC/108th FBS)

Touchdowns: 11 (t-13th SEC/t-117th FBS)
> 2018: 15 (t-12th/t-107th FBS)

Rushing defense: 145.83 yards per game (9th SEC/55th FBS)
> 2018: 154.50 yards per game (9th SEC/52nd FBS

Yards per carry allowed: 3.79 (6th SEC/38th FBS)
> 2018: 4.14 yards per carry (8th SEC/t-55th FBS)

Touchdowns allowed: 16 (t-9th SEC/t-47th FBS)
> 2018: 20 (11th SEC/t-62nd)

Passing
Passing offense: 220.0 yards per game (8th SEC/77th FBS)
> 2018: 196.4 yards per game (11th SEC/97th FBS)

Yards per attempt: 8.1 (4th SEC/t-34th FBS)
> 2018: 7.9 yards per attempt (6th SEC/t-34th)

Passer rating: 136.02 (5th SEC/65th FBS)
> 2018: 139.22 (9th SEC/54th FBS)

Completion percentage: 55.5% (11th SEC/105th FBS)
> 2018: 59.3% (10th SEC/t-67th FBS)

Touchdowns: 19 (t-6th SEC/t-68th FBS)
> 2018: 15 (13th SEC/t-100th FBS)

Interceptions: 11 (13th SEC/t-86th FBS)
> 2018: 5 (t-1st SEC/t-7th FBS)

Passing defense: 191.3 yards per game (5th SEC/18th FBS)
> 2018: 222.9 yards per game (8th SEC/60th FBS)

Yards per attempt allowed: 6.7 (9th SEC/t-33rd FBS)
> 2018: 7.6 yards per attempt (t-9th SEC/t-85th FBS)

Opponent passer rating: 119.35 (9th SEC/29th FBS)
> 2018: 141.59 (11th SEC/97th FBS)

Touchdowns allowed: 14 (t-4th SEC/t-19th FBS)
> 2018: 21 (8th SEC/t-69th FBS)

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Rushing offense needs to improve. Rushing defense improved in each area.

Passing offense was very solid except for interceptions. Maurer didn't help that statistical category. Passing defense was also very solid and improved in each area.
 
Even more 2019 team stats and comparison to 2018:

Efficiency
Third-down conversions: 70 of 161 for 43.48% (4th SEC/36th FBS)
> 2018: 60 of 157 for 38.22% (10th SEC/74th FBS)

Third-down defense: Opponents are 68 of 170 for 40.00% (13th SEC/t-74th FBS)
> 2018: Opponents were 60 of 154 for 38.96% (11th SEC/68th FBS)

Fourth-down conversions: 2 of 11 for 18.18% (14th SEC/130th FBS)
> 2018: 5 of 11 for 45.45% (11th SEC/101st FBS)

Fourth-down defense: Opponents are 12 of 26 for 26.15% (10th SEC/t-46th FBS)
> 2018: Opponents were 7 of 13 for 53.85% (12th SEC/t-77th FBS)

Red-zone offense: 33 scores (21 TD/12 FG) in 42 trips (9th SEC/94th FBS in score percentage, 13th SEC/t-112th FBS in touchdown percentage)
> 2018: 30 scores (22 TD/8 FG) in 34 trips (4th SEC/t-28th FBS in score percentage, 4th SEC/48th FBS in touchdown percentage)

Red-zone defense: Opponents have 34 scores (26 TD/8 FG) in 42 trips (10th SEC/t-48th FBS in score percentage, 11th SEC/t-75th FBS in touchdown percentage)
> 2018: Opponents had 41 scores (30 TD/11 FG) in 45 trips (14th SEC/120th FBS in score percentage, 13th SEC/t-90th FBS in touchdown percentage)

Turnovers and penalties
Turnover margin: Eve (t-10th SEC/t-67th FBS)
> 2018: -1 (11th SEC/t-72nd FBS)

Takeaways: 18 (t-5th SEC/t-45th FBS)
> 2018: 15 (t-12th SEC/t-101st FBS)

Giveaways: 18 (t-10th SEC/t-70th FBS)
> 2018: 16 (10th SEC/t-30th SEC)

Interceptions: 14 (t-3rd SEC/t-14th FBS)
> 2018: 9 (t-8th SEC/t-80th FBS)

Penalties per game: 6.3 (t-8th SEC/t-73rd FBS)
> 2018: 5.7 (3rd SEC/t-50th FBS)

Penalty yards per game: 52.3 (7th SEC/t-61st FBS)
> 2018: 46.5 (2nd SEC/37th FBS)

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Great on 3rd down conversions but sucked it up on 4th down conversions. Our red zone offense and defense were both worse than I expected.

We significantly improved creating turnovers, but we also gave away the ball a lot more. We were also penalized more this year compared to last year (rankings can be slightly misleading here since the margins are slim compared to other teams).
 
That's always the worst part about accepting a commitment early. I understand that it happens everywhere but it doesn't necessarily make it right. Some kid get his heard broken because he committed early and someone better comes in late.

Yep. Sausagemaking. Some of them do commit early to get that spot. It's really tough when they shut it down or get hurt after committing. If they visit around and post photos in other school's unis while committed to UT, they've opened the door. I think this staff tries to stick with commits as much as possible, but we have a chance to upgrade the class right before ESD so that could mean swapping out some guys or not letting some commits sign in December.

A blueshirt isn't an option for most of our guys. Most have been recruited or can find a better option. And if we recruit over a player, we generally can better utilize the spot.
 
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