Wife and I were involved in a vehicle accident Friday night, everyone involved is ok. It’s come down to our word against there’s. We’ve contacted all the businesses around hoping they would have video, none do. Looking to purchase dash cams for our vehicles. What do you have? Pros and cons too please.

I seldom watch nba . One thing for sure there is no such thing as walking. Also if this had been a college game there wouldn’t have been 3 players remaining on either team by end of game!

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Here's last week's thread. Good bit in there:




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While traveling through Cheyenne, WY, I enjoyed one of the best steaks I’ve ever had, which got me thinking: besides a dish you’ve cooked yourself, where have you savored the most unforgettable steak?

After we won , a twitter sports personality had a thread of videoed reactions from fans. Who was it and does anyone have the link ?

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Not even a graphic… que the “cAmE oUt Of NoWhErE” in a couple of months

Shit is like clockwork

Do they suck ass that much? getting smoked by the swiss. Don’t follow it much but came across the score, seems like they are regressing compared to 20 years ago.

I'm sure others would too. You could make a killing off this @Neal McCready

Fascinating to watch. The guy with the moracas.


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Anyone seen any videos of riots in LA. Pretty crazy what some of are getting away with.

Feeling like wings tonight. I typically make my own, but don't have time. What are the best wings in town? And what sauces should I try? Places like Southern Coop (I've only eaten from there once a few years ago at their North Lamar location) have no fewer than one billion sauce flavors so any favorites appreciated.

According to some reports. If so, this guy, obviously, had some help. Will be interesting to see how big this is.

Daniel Pacella. A really good player.

With blue caps?

So I was listening to Chris Childers on college XM channel this past weekend, and he and another lady were talking how the SEC is no longer the Godzilla of CFB bc the Big10 is King Kong.

Basically said UTx and UGA were the only contenders in the SEC while BIG10 had OSU, Michigan, PSU and Oregon.

Teams like LSU, OM, ATM and BAMA weren’t even mentioned.

IMO, all of the listed SEC schools could beat those BIG10 schools.
LSU has the talent to make a serious run at the CFP, hard to believe BAMA isnt going to be a contender and OM and ATM have a outside chance to make some noise…


What say you?

So - I’ve had a 20 year career doing what I’ve loved - been successful, made a bit of money…but I can see the trajectory of this business is heading to the shitter. Also, it’s a young man’s game and I honestly, at this point, steady money, task orientation and security sounds pretty appealing.

Which brings me to my question. I have family in the Healthcare (analytics) side of the biz and they have mentioned starting with SQL…getting certified. I see there are boot camps, courses, etc. I’m really flexible - I can keep doing what I’ve been doing and take a course, go to school, etc. Even work an internship. Is SQL the right direction?

Is this viable? I would assume the biggest challenge would be having a 20 year gap in a resume…and on that note, how would you even present that? I have accolades in my current profession, but they obviously have nothing to do with coding…

Any help is much appreciated.

Several prominent Democrats launched attacks against Israel for saving the free world from a nuclear armed Iran.

You can’t make this stuff up.

Pitching against the Braves right now.

Florida

RHP Russell Sandefer - UCF – completed Soph season

3.38 ERA, 18 App, 6 starts, 50.2 IP, 46 hits, 49 SO’s, 19 BB’s

.257 Opp BA

RHP Ricky Reeth – Notre Dame -6-4 190 graduate transfer

4.31 ERA, 22 App – all in relief, 48 IP, 44 Hits, 43 SO’s, 12 BB’s

.251 Opp BAvg


Vanderbilt



3B Max Jensen Cornell graduate transfer

.284 BA, .430 OBP, .582 FLB, 1.012 OPS

3 2B’s, 5 HRS’s


RHP Jacob Faulkner - Princeton - graduate transfer

4.14 ERA, 19 App, 5 starts, 67.1 IP, 76 hits, 55 SO’s, 17 BB’s

Opp Bavg .288


Alabama



2B Justin Osterhouse Fort Wayne 6-1 195 completed Soph season

.328 BA, 16 HR’s, 10 2B’s, 46 RBI’s, 64 hits bats L, Throws R

2B Brennan Holt - South Alabama – completed Soph season

hits left, .303 BA, .442 OBP, .558 SLG, 14 2B’s, 6 HR’s, 37 BB’s, 42 SO’s



RHP Matthew Tippie – Texas St – grad transfer

26 App, all in relief, 4.11 ERA, 46 IP, 21 BB, 73 SO



RHP Kaden Humphrey – North Florida – completed Junior season

24 App, all in relief, 29.1 IP, 4.30 ERA, 22 hits, 17 BB’s, 46 SO’s, 11 saves



Auburn

LHP Jake Marciano Virginia Tech completed Freshman season

6.08 ERA 15 App, 14 starts 60.2 IP, 70 hits, 71 SO’s, 18 BB’s .280 OPP BA


RHP Drew Whalen - Western Ky completed Soph season

3.53 ERA 16 APP 16 starts, 81.2 IP, 71 hits, 90 SO’s, 31 BB’s


SS Ryne Farber - Texas State - completed Soph season

Bats – Switch Throws – R

.267 BA, 4 HR’s, 33 RBI’s, 59 Hits hit .340 hist freshman season in 178 PA, 141 At bats


LHP Garrett Brewer - Michigan State - completed Soph season

4.46 ERA, 17 App – all in relief, 34.1 IP, 29 hits, 41 SO’s, 13 BB’s

.223 Opp B Avg

3B Todd Clay – bats right – UAB – completed Junior season

.361 BA, .473 OBP, .539 SLG, 69 hits, 13 2B’s, 7 HR’s, 51 RBI’s, 39 BB’s, 30 SO’s



GEORGIA


RHP Brad Pruett –6-3 210 East Carolina - completed Soph season

5.32 ERA 3 saves started 5 games 66 IP allowed 54 hits SO 70, walked 34

started career at Oklahoma


OF Cole Koniarsky – 6-4 220 UNLV - graduate transfer

Hit .363 7HR 15 2B’s, 47 RBI 74 hits



RHP Matt Scott 6-7 245 Stanford – completed Junior season

6.02 ERA 56 SO’s, 22 BB’s started 11 games


P Caden Aoki Southern Cal - graduate transfer

38 career starts 6-4 3.99 ERA 17 App 16 starts in 2025

90 SO’s, 14 BB’s started career at Notre Dame


P Dylan Vigue – 6-3 210 Michigan – completed Soph season

4.25 ERA 16 App 8 starts 59.1 IP 51 SO’s, 42 BB’s

16 appearances, 8 starts, 1 save



OF/DH Jordy Oriach 6-5 225 lefty – New Mexico – completed Junior season

.388 16 HR’s 63 RBI 83 Hits



P Grant Edwards New Orleans - graduate transfer

4.23 ERA 15 App 15 starts 76.2 IP 92 SO’s, 29 BB’s



1B Juan Cruz - Alabama State 6-5 240 - completed Soph season

.420 BA, .481 OBP, .690 SLG, 1.172 OPS, 107 hits, 23 2b’s, 14 HR’s



OF /LHPKenny Ishikawa - Seattle 5-11 195 – completed Soph season

.318 BA, .420 OBP, .562 SLG, 64 hits, 23 2B’s, 8 HR’s, 32 RBI’s


TENNESSEE

RHP Bo Rhudy – Kennesaw St – completed Soph season

3.16 ERA, 21 App, 1 start, 5 saves, 37 IP, 29 hits, 5 BB’s, 44 SO’s, .212 Opp BA



RHP Brady Frederick – ETSU – completed Soph season

2.67 ERA, 24 App, all in relief, 77.2 IP, 4 saves, 50 hits, 19 BB’s, 76 SO’s, .183 Opp BA



RHP Clay Edmondson – UNC Asheville – completed Junior season

2.31 ERA, 13 App, all starts, 81.2 IP, 64 hits, 26 BB’s, 87 SO’s, .218 Opp BA


4.21 ERA, 19 App, 9 starts, 66.1 IP, 22 BB’s, 73 SO’s



TEXAS

2b Josh Livingston Wichita St Bats Left

.284 BA, .403 OBP, .555 SLG, 60 hits, 10 2B’s, 15 HR’s 28 BB’s, 55 SO’s


RF Jack Moroknek Butler Bats Left, Throws Right

.372 BA, .443 OBP, .702 SLG, 81 hits, 16 2B’s, 18 HR’s, 57 RBI’s


OKLAHOMA

RF Nolan Stevens – msu - completed Soph season – bats left

.320 BA, .414 OBP, .500 SLG, 32 hits, 4 HR’s,


RHP LJ Mercurius - UNLV – completed Soph season

12 App, 11 starts, 3.57 ERA, 53 IP, 45 hits, 58 SO’s, 25 BB’s


2B Cayden Brumbaugh bats right – Nebraska – completed Junior season

.309 BA, .388 OBP, .451 SLG, 76 hits, 18 2B’s, 5 HR’s,


3B Camden Johnson – bats left – Wichita St – completed Soph season

.325 BA, .402 OBP, .433 SLG, 75 hits, 17 2B’s, 2 HR’s, 24 BB’s, 41 SO’s

Idk why Ravech can’t pronounce Murray..

Schutte having control issues..

Umps seem to be giving benefit of the doubt to UCLA to start…