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You may be a Russian BOT program, but damn, what you say does sound like pure genius.

Tech has a relatively small budget and a modest FBS following, but those two schools sell half the tickets of what Tech sells, and probably at a lower price per ticket.

Well, it's special teams, and in the grand scheme of the world it's nothing very special. Try and be nice to people, avoid eating fat, read a good book every now and then, get some walking in, and try and live together in peace and harmony with people of all creeds and nations. Now, if your looking for fake punt returns that cure cancer, feed the hungry, and fix global warming, well then, you'll probably have to consult Nick Saban.

Or South Florida...Yeah, that's it! No, Holtz has played that game before. He has everything he could ever want at Louisiana Tech. Not saying it could NEVER happen, like if Arkansas came throwing truckloads of gold to him, but why else ever leave a great situation like he has?

Jim, they're billing these kids as "walk-on transfers". Are students really walking away from their P5 scholarship school so that they can pay full price tuition at SMU and play football? Or, is SMU extending academic scholarships to graduate athletes? History would indicate they're cheating. The school has only one winning season in the last 75 years for a coach that hasn't been busted for NCAA infractions. At some point you have to figure it's not the coaches but the institution at fault. It's simply ingrained in their culture.

Bingo!

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Southern Miss hosts UAB on 11/9 and WKU on 11/23, and Southern Miss plays at FAU on 11/30. Even their games at UTSA and Rice could be tough. La Tech still has to play at Marshall on 11/15 and at UAB on 11/23. They both have a chance of losing another game (or two) in conference play.

He's swallowed a lot of aggression, ... along with a lot of pizzas. He is, the original, Mean Green Fighting Machine!

Supreme Leader Wren. That's a fitting promotion, but well deserved. Good one Harry.

Unlike yellowjackets and hornets, which can be very aggressive, polistine paper wasps will generally only attack if they themselves or their nest are threatened.[7] Paper wasp on a spider lily leaf – they are considered beneficial by gardeners. Most wasps are beneficial in their natural habitat, and are critically important in natural biocontrol.[3] Paper wasps feed on nectar and other insects, including caterpillars, flies, and beetle larvae. Because they are a known pollinator and feed on known garden pests, paper wasps are often considered to be beneficial by gardeners.[8] It's just their time to wander, look for mates, and then try to find a new nesting site. They're just at Apogee for a football game and the social life. Only a very small percent will ever start a new nest. Nothing to worry about and certainly not an ongoing concern.

Great points. I think many of us have been guilty of knee-jerk reactions and, for some, tantrums and endless tirades due to a false entitlement. Its good that we are in a position to have expectations and we have SL and Wren to thank for that.

That particular species is Douchius baggius .It is not indigenous to the Denton region.

I still laugh when I see this post. So true, that thing looks like some kind of demonic fanged opossum. Would you let it anywhere near your small children?

Doom!, Doom!, Doom I Tell You!