I took that response to mean…”yes, they actually are right now.” I wasn’t confused at all.
Ketch's 10 Thoughts From The Weekend (A disaster followed by.... not sure)
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Agree. absent a health issue I think there is close to zero chance he would possibly retire. I wouldn’t bet anything on Saban retiring. He always adapts eventually and he’s too competitive to walk away over Jimbo. Saban wasn’t wrong about aggy at all. He’s hypocritical but he wasn’t wrong. The defending of Jimbo from some has been strange. He’s basically Kevin Sumlin at A&M that can recruit better when dropping bags that some idiots in the media pretends are NIL deals. Even their own AD admits most of the incoming guys dont have actual NIL deals
I'm guessing Beautiful Day is a song a lot of people would vote for.
I don't think he's quite lived the experience yet. He's only in the middle of it, and thus, can't quite anticipate how he'll feel at the end.
Of course, I could end up being wrong.
With the spring evaluation over and him having been scouted extensively in person, it'll be easier to write/finish the story.
A&M is less of an NIL power and more of a paying players creatively off the books (allegedly) kind of way.
In the new world with no ncaa oversight I’m not sure why I should care about the distinction
Has a Patrick Vahe/Junior Angilau feel. A guy who people are a bit overimpressed with early because of what is surrounding him only to not really get better as he gets older.
New Year's Day probably needs to be in the top 10.
I vote for a Bellamy Brothers top 10.
RoJo's going to make the NFL in '23 anyway. No sense in wasting a year particularly at RB.
ketch you get props for even attempting a U2 top ten.
They are probably about 5 songs that have to be in the list and then about another 10-15 which could be on the list.
With or Without you for me has to be number 1.
Unless you were around when Joshua Tree came out you don't understand the power that album had. It was the GenX Sargent Pepper (but not quite that big).
I can't think of another band post U2 prime that was that big.
They are probably about 5 songs that have to be in the list and then about another 10-15 which could be on the list.
With or Without you for me has to be number 1.
Unless you were around when Joshua Tree came out you don't understand the power that album had. It was the GenX Sargent Pepper (but not quite that big).
I can't think of another band post U2 prime that was that big.
Saban might be hypocritical, but…is he wrong? Multiple current and past college head coaches and prominent college football commentators are pointing out that what Saban is claiming is still the truth, even if Bama also essentially did the same thing. And from my perspective…what part of his accusation is false?
I for one wish we would at least take the time to recognize our other teams when they have a huge success wearing the burnt orange and representing the University.
Our Women's Tennis Team winning back-to-back Natty's including a soul crushing beat down of Blow U in the finals ... is at least worth a "Hook 'em Ladies!"
Our Women's Tennis Team winning back-to-back Natty's including a soul crushing beat down of Blow U in the finals ... is at least worth a "Hook 'em Ladies!"
Perhaps the only one on the same level over the last 35 years in terms of body of work and worldwide relevance throughout that time is Metallica. But U2 definitely took the torch passed to them at the time from the Police when they wrapped up their career after their monster Synchronicity tour.
Might wanna finally get on that. You follow every other sport that exists, but not the one with the best post season tournament.
Scott Bryant's numbers in 1989 were video game like. Then, add in his versatility on the mound. That loss to the Shockers still hurts. I honestly believe the change in CWS format that year cost Texas another national title.
I'm with the guys that say Saban isn't retiring until some teams starts beating him on the regular. A couple of 4 loss seasons and he'll pull the ripcord, but as long as he is playing in the Natty every other year, he sticks around for a while (assuming no health problem forces his hand).
I'm not sure there can even be a band like it any more. Different time and place. The flame is out IMO.
Yep. An overlooked amazing fact about U2 is that in over 45 years of existence, not a single lineup change. Incredible. For sure U2 and Metallica are for the foreseeable future, the last of the superstar rock bands.
Beyond incredible when you consider at the ways a line-up can be forced to change.
