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Yes.

And it likely sets up D-linemen to get trapped leaning or going heavy on the left or right foot. We had some trouble in the first quarter gashing the middle, then all three backs went for ten or more between the tackles before they called it for lightning.

Someone gave their scouting report on BV and declared him not much of a running threat, tried to tell you guys that just wasn't true. Now I would rather him be sliding instead of leading with his shoulder. But he had a good game and UK's offense looked much improved.

Louisville writer Rick Bozich a huge homer, said L should be in the top 25 after beating hapless Austin Peay 62-0

UF hasn't been bowl eligible in the last e years and getting 4 wins looks unlikely. Here is the reality of the ACC vs the SEC. If the number 1 team played the number 1 team in each conference the ACC might win 2 of the 16. If it were top 8 SEC would go 8-0 with all double digit wins. Would the redbirds make top 8?
UF hasn't been bowl eligible in the last e years and getting 4 wins looks unlikely. Here is the reality of the ACC vs the SEC. If the number 1 team played the number 1 team in each conference the ACC might win 2 of the 16. If it were top 8 SEC would go 8-0 with all double digit wins. Would the redbirds make top 8?
But why is it considered a murderers schedule when you play Florida, Vandy, South Carolina, Mississippi State, Arkansas……? It’s not like teams play every good sec team yearly.

Louisville writer Rick Bozich a huge homer, said L should be in the top 25 after beating hapless Austin Peay 62-0

Are you judging that by Miami throttling Florida in the swamp?

UF hasn't been bowl eligible in the last e years and getting 4 wins looks unlikely. Here is the reality of the ACC vs the SEC. If the number 1 team played the number 1 team in each conference the ACC might win 2 of the 16. If it were top 8 SEC would go 8-0 with all double digit wins. Would the redbirds make top 8?

Spelunking

Definitely had some fun and interesting times exploring smaller caves. Can’t see anything too claustrophobic. I’d love to see some pictures of what you’re talking about @Myotis

Don't have any online images to link, I only took slides in the cave. We did publish the story of the exploration of Jackpot Cave (which is where the huge gypsum passage is) in the July 2008 issue of the National Speleological Society News, and it's online but only available to members. There are photos in the article.
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