Recruiting Forum Football Talk IV

[74volz]

The Emerald Forest

That’s it, thank you! So good

 

[jave36]

On pretty bad teams too. Not like they were benefiting from a huge team talent gap or an elite QB

 

[jave36]

Has anyone heard anything about whether or not Tillman is coming back?

I thought he already said he was?

 

[TheRain]

Best line in Caddyshack:”Last time I saw a mouth like that, it had a hook in it”

"A hat like that should come with a bowl of soup... but it looks good on you."

 

[Type Orange+]

I would've drafted JJ, if for nothing else, for his blocking ability.
Not too many WRs on the planet who can decleat big @$%^& like he can.

 

[74volz]

Man, so in general I agree, so when the Coen Brothers remade True Grit I didn’t know what to think!! I LOVE The Duke and everything he’s ever done, and I like the Coen Bros a lot so I was just hoping this wasn’t an epic fail. Luckily, I think they did a wonderful job and it was a great movie IMO

True Grit remake is a great example. It’s really hard for the Coen brothers to screw up a movie. Especially a classic like True Grit. If a quality well known director is attached to a remake then I’m more open to it. But if it’s a low quality director with a big Hollywood actor/actress in a remake then I’m much more skeptical. There’s a balance and some classics should never be touched. And If they ever remake Goonies, I’ll riot in the street

 

[Nash_Vol97]

Ny bagels are legit

Absolutely. Best bagel I ever had was at a hole in the wall shop in NYC.

 

[Vol464]

My wife and celebrated our 34th Anniversary!! She is so lucky to have me.

9 days will be 35 for me and my wife.

 

[UTMVol76]

True Grit remake is a great example. It’s really hard for the Coen brothers to screw up a movie. Especially a classic like True Grit. If a quality well known director is attached to a remake then I’m more open to it. But if it’s a low quality director with a big Hollywood actor/actress in a remake then I’m much more skeptical. There’s a balance and some classics should never be touched. And If they ever remake Goonies, I’ll riot in the street

Amen to that

 

[butchna]

True Grit remake is a great example. It’s really hard for the Coen brothers to screw up a movie. Especially a classic like True Grit. If a quality well known director is attached to a remake then I’m more open to it. But if it’s a low quality director with a big Hollywood actor/actress in a remake then I’m much more skeptical. There’s a balance and some classics should never be touched. And If they ever remake Goonies, I’ll riot in the street

Hail Caesar was a blight on our civilization tho.

 

[74volz]

Hail Caesar was a blight on our civilization tho.

Agree. As I typed it’s hard for the Coen brothers to screw up a movie, I definitely thought of Hail Caesar. Nobody’s perfect.

 

[Devo182]

I blame the most idiotic of notions - the "50/50 ball"...that somehow ends up in a huge play for the WR 50% of the time, a pass interference call 20% of the time, and a mere incompletion 25% of the time.

 

[engineerVOL]

Ny bagels are legit

Was scrolling real fast and thought that said:
“My bagels are tight”

 

[Revived2002]

That night Jennings, Callaway and Palmer each had a over 100 yards receiving against Mizzou looks even more special in retrospect.

Amazing that as miserable as Tennessee has been, we still pumped out decent NFL talent

Imagine if Heupel can get this thing rolling…

 

[bignewt]

I've watched about a half dozen NFL teams lose games the last couple of weeks because of their belief in analytics. Smdh.

 

[drvenner]

I can't ever tell what accounts and posts are legitimate

Psssst......



I'm not really Byron De'Vinner.

 

[Devo182]

I've watched about a half dozen NFL teams lose games the last couple of weeks because of their belief in analytics. Smdh.

And the 5-10 years prior? Data is voluminous. Not going to teeter on "a couple of weeks" of outcomes. Most of it is so far statistically superior to "old school..."common sense" thought" like waiting to go for 2s till the last moment

But when old school/mathematically poor decisions are made and they lose...nobody says a thing because the decision is "standard". It's funny really - Kiffin has referenced this. He hates making the right analytical decisions because he knows the masses get upset when the outcome (rather than the process) turns out bad.

Not saying there aren't bad decisions made upon bad applications of analytics - but all in all they are far superior and coaches nowadays have a better, non dogmatic, view of them and typically understand you have to apply them to specific rosters and situations. But if it gives you a chance to succeed of 60% vs 50% the old way - well you're still gonna fail a ton of the time. Doesn't make it wrong by any means.

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

Where is Best of the Best???
Where is Over the Top?

Where is Better Off Dead?

 

[callmez]

Where is Better Off Dead?

I want my two dollars!

 

[Enki_Amenra]

Where is Better Off Dead?

Fright Night. . . . Just One of the Guys, Summer Rental, Uncle Buck, The Great Outdoors. . .

 

[drvenner]

LMAO

Math is hard

 

[SLICKYINC]

I blame the most idiotic of notions - the "50/50 ball"...that somehow ends up in a huge play for the WR 50% of the time, a pass interference call 20% of the time, and a mere incompletion 25% of the time.

 

[COOKEVOL]

Psssst......



I'm not really Byron De'Vinner.

Yes you shole is!

 

[COOKEVOL]

Where is Better Off Dead?

It’s on there. No Lucas, Sixteen Candles, Princess Bride or Dark Crystal though.

 

[Enki_Amenra]

It’s on there. No Lucas, Sixteen Candles, Princess Bride or Dark Crystal though.

Never-ending Story. . . .

Just about more good movies in the 80's than in the past 20yrs.