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  1. Igloo, Texas Instruments, Yeti, Fritos (not the parent company), several oil companies, . . .
  2. Whataburger, Buc-ee's, Blue Bell, SW Airlines, HEB, . . .
  3. Wells has 3 hits this season. All homeruns.
  4. Maybe Reese can hit 3 grand slams like that guy at Baylor did yesterday!
  5. No eligibility left. And I think she might have already played in the NFL (if that makes a difference anymore).
  6. Sounds perfect for Georgia.
  7. Based on New Jersey being capitalized I thought this was going to be a mafia gambling thread.
  8. Whoever posts their twitter needs spell check "Lativa" 🤣
  9. The Agony of Defeat.
  10. Love that and when their wagon wrecked
  11. He wants to vest in the retirement plan and be ready to collect social security.
  12. I remember him. Great player. "A College Football Hall of Famer, Gilbert was a consensus All-American in 1968 and the first player in college football history to rush for over 1,000 yards in three consecutive seasons."
  13. Coleman is probably just a lot stronger than other receivers and that is why he works out with the running backs. He probably gets tired of having to keep adding weight or resting more than most wide receivers. I took weight lifting for P.E. in college and my partner was an all city fullback from one of the Houston high schools. He was really stout and strong as an ox. He probably wished he had a better partner because every time I finished a set we had to add more weight for him and if he went first we had to stop and take some off for me. 😅
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