Jimmy Football
Petitioning Frank for 17th year of eligibility
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Travesty losing Kentucky. We are their biggest rival in the sec. Essentially it would be the conference telling Kentucky they don’t matter in football officially. Also historically is south carolina football significantly better than Kentucky? Outside of a few spurrier years in the early 2010s both are at their best an 8-9 win team.USC makes sense - like it or not that has been a highly competitive series for a long time. I could see why they would go there.
But losing Kentucky is a real travesty - that is one of those “hidden” SEC rivalries that doesn’t get sufficient attention. Two fanbases that hate each other.
I haven't been in years, hate to hear that.I was in Denver a few months ago for a friend’s wedding, and there were way more homeless and drug-addled than I expected. It was a pretty downtown, but honestly felt like a ghost town at night aside from the homeless and strung out. It was weird.
My wife and I took one morning to go out to part of town that felt kind of like East Nashville and had a string of antique shops. We were walking from one shop to another, and about two blocks down, a guy comes around the corner carrying a broken umbrella over his head and wearing shorts and that’s it. He takes about two steps and falls flat on his face. There were folks sitting against a building near him, and they just sat there and looked at him. As we’re walking his way, he slowly gets up, turns, and walks the other way completely oblivious to the world around him.
yeah it's a waste land. country has a real drug problem. denver is a straight shot from texas and from the border. sad.I was in Denver a few months ago for a friend’s wedding, and there were way more homeless and drug-addled than I expected. It was a pretty downtown, but honestly felt like a ghost town at night aside from the homeless and strung out. It was weird.
My wife and I took one morning to go out to part of town that felt kind of like East Nashville and had a string of antique shops. We were walking from one shop to another, and about two blocks down, a guy comes around the corner carrying a broken umbrella over his head and wearing shorts and that’s it. He takes about two steps and falls flat on his face. There were folks sitting against a building near him, and they just sat there and looked at him. As we’re walking his way, he slowly gets up, turns, and walks the other way completely oblivious to the world around him.
Thoughts?
USC or UF
I would vote USC as they are immensely less likely to ever be elite.