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Try a drinking game during one of his PCs. Every time he touches his nose. You will be sh*t faced to within an inch of your life.

perspective in judgment

It’s dark times my friend

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If he’s out for the year it’s not the end of the season. We have enough talent at tackle in the program to put something serviceable out there on both sides.

Steel trap logic there

You should write fortune cookies as a side gig

Crazy

Don’t know. Don’t care.

What he is is far from determined at this point. He’s played one year. Good for him for believing in himself. But he should keep that to himself.

The recruitment of true difference makers never ends until they are drafted.

Garror to TE

Here come college free agency physicals. Or, Tennessee can just keep cutting guys who are hurt.

We need to cut somebody and sign a UM player as an upgrade.