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drvenner said:
Undoubtedly the absolute worst show of all time. Of course, my wife loves it.
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Rule at my house is that I watch UT sports and she can control the remote the rest of the time (cause I don’t care), as long as it’s not chick flick type crap.

ive seen a ton of shows where people want to buy a house…….and then they buy a house.
 
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StoVol said:
Having titanium put in my c5 c6 area on the 28th, I'll keep u updated, right arm numb and hurts like hell for over 3 weeks now. Miserable pill head I've become, but alas, hopenis on the horizon

I meant to type hope is, not hopenis but hey
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Well, I should have read more. Apparently you started this whole hopenis thing.

I guess this is why I shouldn't skip ahead in my reading.
 
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StoVol said:
Having titanium put in my c5 c6 area on the 28th, I'll keep u updated, right arm numb and hurts like hell for over 3 weeks now. Miserable pill head I've become, but alas, hopenis on the horizon

I meant to type hope is, not hopenis but hey
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Hang in there my man. We expect you to come out as another Tennessee Major

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UT is serious about NIL. It helps to have powerful alums like Randy Boyd and Bill Haslam navigate political backchannels to keep TN an NIL-friendly state.

TN always planned on amending the original NIL bill that took effect in January. Amending specific sections gives UT more flexibility and leverage, ensuring that UT retains a recruiting advantage to the full extent of state law.

Other states are making similar amendments to remain competitive. Since schools operate under different state laws, states are trying to level the playing field for their in-state schools. UT was ahead of the pack in forming a collective and creating multiple funding streams. The next step is to leverage the interaction to best advantage, giving UTAD a more hands-on role in aligning SAs with opportunities and guiding them through the NIL process.

Opening communication channels will give the university more control over the timing and verbiage of deals and maintain tight compliance with guidelines and state law so SAs-- and UT-- aren't put in unfavorable situations.
 
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Weezer said:
Well, I should have read more. Apparently you started this whole hopenis thing.

I guess this is why I shouldn't skip ahead in my reading.
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My hopenis is that you would stop skipping great portions of our dialogue and jumping in with a misinformed hot take but hey.... it amuses me, but I don't judge

Jk your takes are well informed
 
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LA Vol said:
UT is serious about NIL. It helps to have powerful alums like Randy Boyd and Bill Haslam navigate political backchannels to keep TN an NIL-friendly state.

TN always planned on amending the original NIL bill that took effect in January. Amending specific sections gives UT more flexibility and leverage, ensuring that UT retains a recruiting advantage to the full extent of state law.

Other states are making similar amendments to remain competitive. Since schools operate under different state laws, states are trying to level the playing field for their in-state schools. UT was ahead of the pack in forming a collective and creating multiple funding streams. The next step is to leverage the interaction to best advantage, giving UTAD a more hands-on role in aligning SAs with opportunities and guiding them through the NIL process.

Opening communication channels will give the university more control over the timing and verbiage of deals and maintain tight compliance with guidelines and state law so SAs-- and UT-- aren't put in unfavorable situations.
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I like this post.
 
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LA Vol said:
UT is serious about NIL. It helps to have powerful alums like Randy Boyd and Bill Haslam navigate political backchannels to keep TN an NIL-friendly state.

TN always planned on amending the original NIL bill that took effect in January. Amending specific sections gives UT more flexibility and leverage, ensuring that UT retains a recruiting advantage to the full extent of state law.

Other states are making similar amendments to remain competitive. Since schools operate under different state laws, states are trying to level the playing field for their in-state schools. UT was ahead of the pack in forming a collective and creating multiple funding streams. The next step is to leverage the interaction to best advantage, giving UTAD a more hands-on role in aligning SAs with opportunities and guiding them through the NIL process.

Opening communication channels will give the university more control over the timing and verbiage of deals and maintain tight compliance with guidelines and state law so SAs-- and UT-- aren't put in unfavorable situations.
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engineerVOL said:
You take a 2,000 mg zollicoffer to cure hopenis.

…prolly.
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there's that one with a girl who thinks she's hot but isn't. divorced her husband but they still own a business together and are friends. 🤦🏼‍♂️

currently on her third show and marriage in as many years, where do they find these people?
 
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