Nope. Still all charges dropped. Go figure

Thus should ruffle feathers. Lovev yall still! lol

Defensive end Chad Woodfork is a Rivals100 member who holds more than 30 scholarship offers, so he has no shortage of suitors. One school that’s been after him for a while is the Texas Longhorns. Woodfork has certainly reciprocated the interest with multiple trips to the UT campus, and he returned in late January for another look at the Texas program.

“Just seeing all the coaches (stood out), hearing their spiel, their philosophies, how they coach, seeing the facilities was great again,” Woodfork said. “I’ve been up here a bunch. I like it.”

Earlier in January, Woodfork released a top nine consisting of USC, Georgia, Baylor, Nebraska, Texas Tech, Houston, Georgia Tech, Oklahoma State and Texas. All of those schools remain in contention and while there’s no formal pecking order among Woodfork’s finalists, the Longhorns are strong contenders for what is expected to be a summer commitment.

“They’re up there for sure. I’ve been up here a lot,” Woodfork said. “I obviously like it here. I just like hearing the coaches’ spiel and building that connection.”

The plan for the 6-5, 220-pound Woodfork is to take his official visits in the summer and then commit in either June or July. He said Texas Tech, Texas and probably USC will be among the schools that get official visits.

On his most recent stop in Austin, the Texas staff stressed to Woodfork that his quickness and explosion off the ball would be an asset for the UT defense.

“There was a lot of talking about team speed. That was a really big thing for them, the overall team speed and how I could help bring speed to their defense, especially the edge position,” Woodfork said.

Out of Summer Creek in Humble, Woodfork ranks No. 89 on the Rivals100. He’s the No. 17-ranked player in the state of Texas.

As for what has the Longhorns in the mix, Woodfork said there are quite a few factors, including the impressive defensive line that Texas fielded in 2023.

“They have one of the best d-lines in the country this year. That’s why they went to the football playoffs,” Woodfork said. “They want to keep adding pass rushers to get back there.”

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I've got a buddy who was charged for his account. It was supposed to be comped. He's saving for a divorce so he needs the cash.

Fortunately I only sustained light injuries,

On overcharging co-pays causing you to have a credit balance?

Every doctor, and especially every medical facility, always ask for too much up front and then take 2 months to refund your money. Can these phucking cocksuckers be more annoying?

I never realized how talented he is. He is a really good musical mimic. Some of these videos are absolutely spot on:

More than Words is absolutely the original.

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But FL ISN'T banning books like the Left are!

This effort notably parallels demands from Democratic leaders who have called for enlightened algorithms to frame what citizens access on the internet. In 2021, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) objected that people were not listening to the informed views of herself and leading experts - 🤣. Instead, they were reading views of skeptics by searching Amazon and finding books by “prominent spreaders of misinformation.”

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Go ahead and shoot me some recruiting questions and I'll do a Q&A for later this evening.

You can either post questions on this thread, or feel free to email me at jason@orangebloods.com.

Thanks!

It's all happening boys

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ESPN PR Release

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So basically everything but Peacock (NBC) and Paramount (CBS)

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*if he can make it to September.

Anybody on the board have a good CPA to handle personal taxes? Mine are getting a bit too complicated for me to feel comfortable doing them myself and am looking for someone to give work to this tax season.

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I watched this soooo many times in a row

I was wondering if anyone had other examples.

Most know "Code Blue" in a hospital means a cardiac/respiratory arrest

Two tennis shoes hung by their laces from a pole or line means drug dealing there

Tanker trucks; 1202 diesel, 1203 gasoline, 1075 propane, 1267 crude oil, ...

At a mall or store if you hear an announcement asking for Nora that means Need (Security) Officer Right Away.

Graffiti has its own rules and codes. 187 is the California code for homicide, so is an overt threat

In Texas a certain color of purple painted on a fence or post is the equivalent of a "No Trespassing" sign.

Anyone watching Masters of the Air knows someone yelling "2:00 O'clock" doesn't mean a time of day, but a direction like you were on a clock face.

It has to be better than the Clippers/Heat that is currently on.

This is actually very interesting. Here is the US, we wouldn't consider it odd/unusual to for an immigrant to win Miss America (afterall all, most of us are)

Long, but really good read.

Leader of the free world.....

Dekaney wide receiver Tanook Hines is a player that’s been on the Texas Longhorns’ radar for some time. In late January, Hines made his way for Austin for a UT junior day, and the talented pass-catcher said he enjoyed the experience overall.

“What stood out was really just the experience, how they’re all for the team,” Hines said. “We went to the basketball game and there were a lot of fans saying ‘be a Longhorn,’ things like that. The coaches showed a lot of love too.”

With more than 30 scholarship offers, Hines is pretty open at this stage of the recruiting process. When he does officially narrow his focus, expect Texas to make the cut.

“I actually have a really long list now but Texas is up there, top 10,” Hines said.

The 6-1, 170-pound Hines has fielded offers from schools like Texas, Alabama, LSU, Miami, Michigan, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Texas A&M and USC, to name but a few. He feels his versatility and effort away from the ball are two of his biggest strengths.

“First and foremost, I think I’m a great receiver all-around. I can catch a screen, get active and in a little bit of space make a big play,” Hines said. “I make difficult catches, am a good teammate and I’m the best blocker you know.”

Along with Texas, Hines visited Baylor and Texas A&M prior to the ongoing dead period. As for the Longhorns, Hines said there’s a lot to like about the UT program.

“I grew up watching Earl Campbell stuff, so it’s always been a big school to me,” Hines said. “Coming up here, seeing all the players and how they play, they remind me of myself how they play. I love the offense. Adonai Mitchell, Xavier Worthy – they just have playmakers.”

Hines is ranked as a four-star prospect by Rivals.com.

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Anyone know of a restaraunt or bar in northwest Austin that shows LHN? Would like to watch the game tonight.