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chuckiepoo said:
There are only do many swamp ogres out there. Miles nor Saban were “culture” fits, they were just program builders.
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Neither "acted" on the job though. BK** did from day 1.

I'm not saying JH is an actor, but they are going to with someone familiar with the area (Jon Sumrall ) or previous experience at LSU (Joe Brady).

Or they go BIG stupid* and get Lane.

* I don't think it's really stupid. Lane would absolutely crush it at LSU. It's just going to take a chit ton of money.

**BK is Ray Kroc. A chit person who got lucky.
 
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YankeeVol said:
Neither "acted" on the job though. BK** did from day 1.

I'm not saying JH is an actor, but they are going to with someone familiar with the area (Jon Sumrall ) or previous experience at LSU (Joe Brady).

Or they go BIG stupid* and get Lane.

* I don't think it's really stupid. Lane would absolutely crush it at LSU. It's just going to take a chit ton of money.

**BK is Ray Kroc. A chit person who got lucky.
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I'd much rather see Lane at LSU than at UF. Then again we can't beat UF no matter who the coach is....with the occasional miracle win notwithstanding.
 
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@VolPack22 (or anyone else) in PPR league, should I trade Rashee Rice and Jaylen Warren for Jaxon Smith Njigba?

I have a lot of running backs (D Henry, J Jacobs, Judkins, Chase Brown). I also have Puka, Justin Jefferson, and Courtland Sutton. I probably wont play Warren much.

Seems that if JSN is an upgrade over Rice, then I’ll strengthen the roster. But if JSN and Rice are comparable, may not be worth it.

There’s another strong team that has J Taylor, Amonra, Gibbs, Achane, London who I’m chasing
 
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Rita Hayworth & Glenn Ford in Gilda (1946).

1.1K reactions · 24 comments | Rita Hayworth (born today) and Glenn Ford in GILDA (1946), a film noir directed by Charles Vidor. #theswanspod #ritahayworth #glennford gilda #filmnoir #vintagestyle #oldhollywood #classicmovie #classicactress #hollywoodlegend #goldenageofhollywood #classicmovieslovers | The Swans Pod

4K views · 5.5K reactions | The greatest love triangle there ever was 🖤 GILDA (1946) Johnny Farrell (Glenn Ford) is a small-time American gambler, newly arrived in Buenos Aires, Argentina. When he is caught cheating at a game of blackjack, Farrell manages to talk his way into a job with the casino’s owner, the powerful Ballin Mundson (George Macready). The two form an uneasy partnership based off their mutual lack of scruples until Mundson introduces Farrell to his beautiful new wife, Gilda (Rita Hayworth), who just happens to be Farrell’s ex-lover. Release date: February 14, 1946 Director: Charles Vidor Starring: Rita Hayworth, Glenn Ford, George Macready, Joseph Calleia Genre: Film Noir | Film Noir Confidential

11K views · 771 reactions | During World War II, Rita Hayworth was an incredibly popular pin-up girl for American servicemen. So much so that a picture of her was affixed to the first atomic bomb tested in the Bikini Atoll in 1946. This act was done without her knowledge or permission, and she was reportedly very upset by it, considering it a deeply disrespectful act.In memory of Rita Hayworth who passed away on this day in 1987. Hayworth was the dance partner for Fred Astaire in two movies, "You'll Never Get Rich" (1941) was one of the highest budgeted films Columbia had ever made, and the studio consequently wrote and released "You Were Never Lovelier" (1942). Hayworth also starred in Columbia's first Technicolor musical and Academy Award winning film "Cover Girl" (1946), partnering with Gene Kelly. Hayworth's featured photograph for Life magazine in August 1941 was the most requested photo in circulation for two years and made Hayworth one of the two top pin-up girls during the World War II years. Hayworth was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease which was widely unknown to most people in the 1980s and generated a lot of attention to Alzheimer's over the years. Rita Hayworth passed away on May 14, 1987, at the age of 68, from complications with Alzheimer's disease. #ritahayworth #gilda #LoveGoddess #1940s #1940spinup #reelsfacebook #reelsofinstagram #reeloftheday #onthisdayinfilm #instareels #goldenageofhollywood #movieclassics #hollywoodlegend #ClassicBeauty #instagood #instadaily | Movie Classics
 
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