Don Coryell? Great offensive innovator.

Preiskhorn and the Mayor on NFL network.

Anyone else?

As a Federal Employee (DOD), I'm bracing for our benefits to take a hit under this administration which will include our retirement investing. I've never invested outside of the Thrift Savings Program, but I feel I will soon need to. Anybody have any "investing for beginners" advice?

Text or call me at 662-416-2751.
Thanks
Daniel

We keep our current bench, but can choose from these players to build out our new starting 5. Beard is the coach still…you have $15

$5 - Johni Broome (AUB)
$5 - Mark Sears (ALA)
$5 - Tre Johnson (TX)
$5 - Walter Clayton Jr. (UF)
$5 - Chaz Lanier (UT)
$4 - Josh Hubbard (MSST)
$4 - Adou Thiero (ARK)
$4 - Asa Newell (UGA)
$4 - Collin Murray-Boyles (SC)
$4 - Wade Taylor IV (A&M)
$3 - Zakai Ziegler (UT)
$3 - Chad Baker-Mazara (AUB)
$3 - Koby Brea (UK)
$3 - Zurich Phelps (A&M)
$3 - Jaxson Robinson (UK)
$2 - Amari Williams (UK)
$2 - Lamont Butler (UK)
$2 - Cameron Matthews (MSST)
$2 - Caleb Grill (MIZZ)
$2 - Keyshawn Murphy (MSST)
$1 - Solomon Washington (A&M)
$1 - Anderson Garcia (A&M)
$1 - Riley Kugel (MSST)
$1 - Dylan Cardwell (AUB)
$1 - Tramon Mark (TX)

(You can tell which teams I’ve watched the most this year lol)

INFO from On3:


Pace (Fla.) EDGE Tylon Lee was honored Wednesday by the Florida Athletic Coaches Association. The 6-foot-6, 261 pound prospect was named 6A Player of the Year and district MVP (fellow Ole Miss commit Ladarian Clardy was runner-up). He was also named to the all-district team after a 10-game regular season of dominance.

Lane Kiffin’s newest commit heads into the playoffs with 65 tackles, 26 quarterback hurries, 17 tackles for loss, five sacks, three pass break-ups, one fumble recovery and one forced fumble. Pace is 9-1 as the quest for a state championship has begun.

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He's 6'5 260

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Escambia (Fla.) safety Ladarian Clardy was named 4A Player of the Year by the Florida Athletic Coaches Association. As a senior, the four-star prospect has made 43 tackles, three tackles for loss, two interceptions, two pass break-ups, one fumble recovery and one forced fumble.

Clardy committed to Ole Miss in September over notable offers from Florida State, LSU, Mississippi State and Washington. He is the No. 207 player in the On300. Clardy is the 18th-ranked safety in the country and Florida’s No. 32 player.

The 5-foot-11, 165 pound recruit has also been a dynamo on offense and special teams. He has scored as a defensive back, wide receiver, running back and return man.

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SEC In The NET

· The SEC leads the nation with six teams (Auburn 1st, Tennessee 4th, Florida 5th, Alabama 6th, Kentucky 11th, and Texas A&M 15th) ranked in the Top 16 of the NCAA’s NET rankings.

· The SEC leads the nation with eight teams ranked in the Top 25 and 13 in the Top 50 of the NET.

· SEC teams have amassed 64 Quad 1 wins and 107 wins against Quad 1 & 2 teams combined.

· The SEC averages 4.00 Quad 1 wins per team and 6.69 Quad 1+2 wins per team, both lead the nation.

· Eight SEC teams have at least four Quad 1 wins.



More Metrics

· The SEC’s +21.25 KenPom rating is the highest rating by a conference since the ACC posted +21.37 in 1997.

· Four of the top five teams in KenPom’s Adjusted Offensive Efficiency are from the SEC: Auburn 1st, Florida 2nd, Alabama 3rd, and Kentucky 5th.

· Four SEC teams are ranked in the Top 10 of KenPom’s team rankings, eight are in the Top 25, 13 are in the Top 50 and all 16 teams rank in the Top 80.



In The Polls

· Four of the top eight teams, seven of the top 15 and 10 of the top 25 teams in the Associated Press Poll are from the SEC.

· Auburn is ranked No. 1 in the AP Poll for the second time in school history (January-February 2022). Alabama is No. 4 in the poll, Florida is No. 5, Tennessee is No. 8, Kentucky 12th, Texas A&M 13th, Mississippi State 14th, Missouri 20th, Ole Miss 23rd, and Vanderbilt 24th. Additionally, Texas and Oklahoma are among teams receiving votes.

· Fourteen of the SEC’s 16 teams have been ranked in the AP poll at one point this season.

· The SEC has had at least nine teams ranked in eight of the 12 Associated Press polls this season.

· The SEC’s 10 teams ranked in the Dec. 23, Dec. 30 and Jan. 27 polls are the most by a conference since the Associated Press began compiling a weekly poll during the 1948-49 season.



General Notes

· After starting the season 185-23, SEC teams are just 60-60 since Jan. 4.

· Auburn’s Johni Broome was named SEC Player of the Week while Texas’ Tre Johnson was tabbed SEC Freshman of the Week.

· Three SEC coaches rank among the winningest active coaches in the nation: John Calipari (1st/826 wins), Rick Barnes (2nd/823 wins) and Bruce Pearl (11th/681 wins).

· Three of the 10 players announced as NBA All-Star starters attended SEC schools: Kevin Durant (PHX/TX), Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (OKC/UK) and Karl-Anthony Towns (NYK/UK).

· The last three undefeated teams in the nation were all from the SEC with Tennessee being the last to fall and was preceded by Oklahoma and Florida.

· Twenty-two percent of the players on NBA Opening Day rosters that attended college went to SEC schools. The SEC led all conferences with 103 players on NBA Opening Day rosters.

· Nine of the 16 current SEC schools (56 percent of the conference) are coming off an NCAA Tournament berth.



Non-Conference Recap

· SEC teams won 88.9 percent (185-23) of their non-conference games this season. That tops the nine-team ACC in 2003-04 that had a 88.2 winning percentage (75-10) in games before New Year’s Day.

· SEC teams are 59-19 (75.6 percent) against teams from the ACC (30-4), Big 12 (14-2), Big East (5-4) and Big Ten (10-9).

· SEC teams posted a 21-7 record against non-conference teams ranked in the Associated Press Top 25, including a 6-2 mark against teams ranked in the Top 10.

· The SEC’s 21 regular-season, non-conference Top 25 wins were eight more than any other league has ever had in a season (per former ESPN researcher Jared Berson).

· The SEC entered conference play 51-22 (69.9 percent) vs. Top 100 teams in Bart Torvik’s ratings system. No other conference was better than .500 against the Top 100.

· The SEC dominated the second annual SEC/ACC Challenge, winning 14-2. The average margin of victory in the 14 SEC wins was 16.2 points while the margin in the two losses was 3.5 points.

· Five SEC teams won MTE titles this season: Auburn (Maui Invitational), Florida (ESPN Events Invitational), Oklahoma (Battle 4 Atlantis), Tennessee (Baha Mar Hoops Bahamas Championship), and Texas (Legends Classic).



Schedule/Results (All Times Eastern):

Tuesday, January 21

at #4 Alabama 103, Vanderbilt 87

at #6 Tennessee 68, #14 Mississippi State 56

at Texas 61, #22 Missouri 53



Wednesday, January 22

#5 Florida 70, at South Carolina 69

at Arkansas 68, Georgia 65

#13 Texas A&M 63, at #16 Ole Miss 62



Saturday, January 25

#14 Mississippi State 65, at South Carolina 60

at Texas 70, #13 Texas A&M 69

at Vanderbilt 74, #9 Kentucky 69

at #5 Florida 89, Georgia 59

at #22 Missouri 83, #16 Ole Miss 75

at #4 Alabama 80, LSU 73

Oklahoma 65, at Arkansas 62

at #1 Auburn 53, #6 Tennessee 51



Tuesday, January 28

at Georgia 71, South Carolina 60

#12 Kentucky 78, at #8 Tennessee 73

at #13 Texas A&M 75, Oklahoma 68



Wednesday, January 29

#1 Auburn 87, at LSU 74

#4 Alabama 88, at #14 Mississippi State 84

at #23 Ole Miss 72, Texas 69



Saturday, February 1

#5 Florida at #8 Tennessee ESPN 12:00p

#20 Missouri at #14 Mississippi State SEC Network 1:00p

#1 Auburn at #23 Ole Miss ESPN 2:00p

#24 Vanderbilt at Oklahoma SEC Network 3:30p

Georgia at #4 Alabama ESPN2 4:00p

Texas at LSU SEC Network 6:00p

#13 Texas A&M at South Carolina SEC Network 8:30p

Arkansas at #12 Kentucky ESPN 9:00p



Tuesday, February 4

Vanderbilt at Florida SEC Network 7:00p

Kentucky at Ole Miss ESPN 7:00p

Oklahoma at Auburn SEC Network 9:00p



Wednesday, February 5

Missouri at Tennessee SEC Network 7:00p

LSU at Georgia SEC Network 9:00p

Arkansas at Texas ESPN2 9:00p



Saturday, February 8

South Carolina at Kentucky ESPN/2 12:00p

Tennessee at Oklahoma ESPN/2 12:00p

Texas at Vanderbilt SEC Network 1:00p

Texas A&M at Missouri SEC Network 3:30p

Florida at Auburn ESPN/2 4:00p

Mississippi State at Georgia SEC Network 6:00p

Alabama at Arkansas ESPN 8:00p

Ole Miss at LSU SEC Network 8:30p

would want. They are athletic, tall, long and can run. They just didn't play as hard as our Rebels did last night.

If you have Chris Beard a budget of $20 to put together a 10-man rotation of Kermit/Beard players…how are you building the team?

$3
DeVontae Shuler
Terrence Davis
Breein Tyree
Matthew Murrell
Allen Flanigan
Romello White
Nysier Brooks
Jaemyn Brakefield
Malique Ewin
Malik Dia

$2
Jarkel Joiner
Tye Fagan
Sean Pedulla
Louis Rodriguez
Blake Hinson
Bruce Stephens
KJ Buffen
Jamarion Sharp
Moussa Cisse
Dre Davis

$1
Austin Crowley
Daeshun Ruffin
Amaree Abram
JuJu Murray
Eduardo Klafke
Dom Olejniczak
Robert Allen
Theo Akwuba
John Bol

has anyone else noticed that officiating seems better this year? Seems to me like they are more consistently letting them play.

Neither them nor the team started well, but both came alive late first half.

Nice job again

Get us there. Remaining schedule is tough. Need South Carolina. Best chances after that is at lsu and vandy but do we win those or drop one? Oklahoma at home? Who else can we match up well enough with to steal one

Section 102, great seats. $250 each. SeatGeek currently has similar tix going for $350 but would rather sell to a Rebel. PM if interested. Parking pass available as well

Copilot Money, Quicken, Rocket Money just to name few.

Particularly interested in knowing if any of these have trouble downloading your checking account and credit card transactions from your bank.

was in my pledge class at Ole Miss. I'm proud of that guy! He's killing this press conference. Laying out every step that will happen and who's involved. Damn!

.

The name Diesel got me thinking...

Want to play a quick game?

If you named your child X, what was the name you almost chose instead, and why did you decide against it?

Almost named my daughter Elenor. Chose a greek name instead.

Let's go!

Feels like they missed 9 of their last 10 shots to end the game.

This league man.

Gone

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I've watched most of the games this year and it just seems like we have ZERO plan on how to get a good shot at the end of halves. No ball movement, no on-ball screens, no off-ball screens, no cuts. I've watch Pedulla and Brakefield painfully go 1v1 or 1v2 to get a terrible shot. Surely someone one the staff is the "can't recruit, but can draw up a good play" coach?????

Edit to add: Sorry if this has been covered in other threads but it was just weighing on me

Almost the exact same situation as last week and he knocks them down.

A lot of talk about hating this Super Bowl matchup. And it’s fair.

What was your favorite Super Bowl matchup? Or memory?

I’m not a saints fan but I’m surrounded by them. I remember Brett Favre throwing the INT and all of that building up to the Super Bowl.
The 2 giants/patriots matchups were great.