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I've always wondered if they realize how goofy they look in that photo. That's the least scary picture of people with guns I've ever seen. They look like the bad guys in a scene from a comedy film.
 
Just a repost for the ā€œJack played against weak competitionā€œ arguments that have resurfaced:

The Leaderboard for the 1986 Masters:
1. Jack Nicklaus
2. Tom Kite (1 major - HOF)
3. Greg Norman (2 majors - HOF)
4. Seve Ballesteros (5 majors - HOF)
5. Nick Price (3 majors - HOF)
6. Tom Watson (8 majors - HOF)
T8. Payne Stewart (3 majors - HOF)
T8. Bob Tway (1 major)
T11. Sandy Lyle (2 majors - HOF)
T11. Corey Pavin (1 major)
T16. Bernhard Langer (2 majors - HOF)
T16. Ben Crenshaw (2 majors - HOF)
 
Mullen loses a 2019 WR, transferring to OM

Dionte Marks announces transfer to Ole Miss

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Florida Attrtion the past two seasons

Gone from 2018 & 2019 classes already:

2018 Johnny Huggins safety, dismissed
2018 Malik Langham SDE, transferred to Vanderbilt
2018 Noah Banks OT, medical retire
2018 Chris Bleich, OT transfer portal

2019 Chris Steele, CB, transferred to USC
2019 Jalon Jones, QB, dismissed
2019 Diwan Black, ILB, JUCO***
2019 Deyavie Hammond, OL, JUCO
2019 WR Arjei Henderson (Jackson State Gamecocks)
2019 OG Wardrick Wilson OL, JUCO
2019 WR Dionte Marks WR transfer to Ol Miss


*** Diwan Black returning to UF after JUCO. Part of ā€˜21 class
 
Also, for people that say the greats of the past wouldn’t be able to compete in today’s game:

- Sam Snead in the 30s won a Masters long drive competition at ~330 yards with a smooth face persimmon driver and wound-core ball. I think he would do ok with a Callaway Mavrik and a ProV1.

- Jack Nicklaus finished 6th at the Masters in 1998, at age 58.

-Tom Watson lost the 2009 British Open in a playoff at age 59.

Good players adapt to new conditions. The argument that they couldn’t succeed on lengthened courses with today’s technology doesn’t hold up.
 
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Also, for people that say the greats of the past wouldn’t be able to compete in today’s game:

- Sam Snead in the 30s won a Masters long drive competition at ~330 yards with a smooth face persimmon driver and wound-core ball. I think he would do ok with a Callaway Mavrik and a ProV1.

- Jack Nicklaus finished 6th at the masters in 1998, at age 58.

-Tom Watson lost the 2009 British Open in a playoff at age 59.

Good players adapt to new conditions. The argument that they couldn’t succeed on lengthened courses with today’s technology doesn’t hold up.

And TrippieRedd breaks course record of most lost balls in one round (35) at Centennial.
 
Updated

Florida Attrtion the past two seasons

Gone from 2018 & 2019 classes already:

2018 Johnny Huggins safety, dismissed
2018 Malik Langham SDE, transferred to Vanderbilt
2018 Noah Banks OT, medical retire
2018 Chris Bleich, OT transfer portal

2019 Chris Steele, CB, transferred to USC
2019 Jalon Jones, QB, dismissed
2019 Diwan Black, ILB, JUCO***
2019 Deyavie Hammond, OL, JUCO
2019 WR Arjei Henderson (Jackson State Gamecocks)
2019 OG Wardrick Wilson OL, JUCO
2019 WR Dionte Marks WR transfer to Ol Miss


*** Diwan Black returning to UF after JUCO. Part of ā€˜21 class

well their leb is pretty bored with numbers talk worries.
 
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Also, for people that say the greats of the past wouldn’t be able to compete in today’s game:

- Sam Snead in the 30s won a Masters long drive competition at ~330 yards with a smooth face persimmon driver and wound-core ball. I think he would do ok with a Callaway Mavrik and a ProV1.

- Jack Nicklaus finished 6th at the masters in 1998, at age 58.

-Tom Watson lost the 2009 British Open in a playoff at age 59.

Good players adapt to new conditions. The argument that they couldn’t succeed on lengthened courses with today’s technology doesn’t hold up.
Nobody is arguing that. Just that none of them hold a candle to Tiger. Cause they don’t.
 
Also, for people that say the greats of the past wouldn’t be able to compete in today’s game:

- Sam Snead in the 30s won a Masters long drive competition at ~330 yards with a smooth face persimmon driver and wound-core ball. I think he would do ok with a Callaway Mavrik and a ProV1.

- Jack Nicklaus finished 6th at the masters in 1998, at age 58.

-Tom Watson lost the 2009 British Open in a playoff at age 59.

Good players adapt to new conditions. The argument that they couldn’t succeed on lengthened courses with today’s technology doesn’t hold up.
Better idea. Stick today's young players with Persimmon woods, balata balls that spin twice as much, and crappy a$$ conditions...............and see what they shoot.
 
Could question.i never heard anything like that..the Daniel Helm nugget was super sad but we knew why he left.

What did Helm do that pissed Jones off so much? I remember it started over something small but I'm trying to recall why Butch went full-Bobby-Knight abuse mode on him. Honestly, there should be some kind of criminal and/or punishment for that level of bullying a player. It's an abuse of power in one of the worst ways possible. I know schools would never want to be the one that set the precedent because it would reflect poorly on them but it's the kind of thing that should've allowed UT to fire Jones on the spot 'for cause' and without paying him a thing. Of course, there are a number of things in his tenure that should qualify and I'm not talking about his coaching.
 
Leb was our resident number cruncher for years on here, countless posts about scholarships we had, where we were against the 85, how our staff lied to recruits, etc... a real ball buster.

Gotcha. Can’t say I have any recollection of that but my memory is for **** anyways.
 
Better idea. Stick today's young players with Persimmon woods, balata balls that spin twice as much, and crappy a$$ conditions...............and see what they shoot.

They would adapt. It would probably take a season, but they would figure it out.

I think the biggest adjustment would be putting. Old greens were so shaggy and inconsistent. Today’s greens at some tournaments are slick as glass.
 
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Look at Tiger's winning percentage even after his latter years of injuries, its unbelievable. No one is or ever has come close.
Tiger is the goat!! IMO
 
The Leaderboard for the 1986 Masters:
1. Jack Nicklaus
2. Tom Kite (1 major - HOF)
3. Greg Norman (2 majors - HOF)
4. Seve Ballesteros (5 majors - HOF)
5. Nick Price (3 majors - HOF)
6. Tom Watson (8 majors - HOF)
T8. Payne Stewart (3 majors - HOF)
T8. Bob Tway (1 major)
T11. Sandy Lyle (2 majors - HOF)
T11. Corey Pavin (1 major)
T16. Bernhard Langer (2 majors - HOF)
T16. Ben Crenshaw (2 majors - HOF)

Yes, Jack was known for feasting on weak competition.
All would be inferior to today's golfers imo.

These guys wouldn't even make the cut today.
 
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Lebron or Jordan? Tiger or Jack? Peyton or Tom? I mean, at least it gives us something to talk about but I think all of those are greats. That’s just my unbiased opinion šŸ¤·ā€ā™‚ļø Okay, maybe a little bias. Peyton can do no wrong in my eyes šŸ˜‚
 
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