Ruffalo will get a chance to beat those cawk suckers. The spicy meatball better f’n hit it.
“I know we made 40 million off of you this year already, but will you give us a little more?”
Who is Tillman?If Tillman is back it will be a huge lift for us to contain the Vols.
Spencer Tillman is their #1 WR that torched our ass last year. No idea what he even means.Who is Tillman?
Word. I am an absolute Levis Honk but even I was a bit leery of No. 1 overall hype but you could see it on Saturday. That guy is a stud QB.-That TD pass to Lewis was f*cking money. That was an NFL throw. Speaking of Lewis, he seems to be stepping in nicely for Robinson. Good for him.
I could be wrong but we seem extremely predictable. Run until we have to pass. TE's have gone silent.
His opening monologue was great. 🤣Some lines from Leach.
"They were patiently sitting there watching us screw up. And then whipping our offensive line"
"Kentucky does a great job and have for some time. Then, they decided they were going to eat the clock up, which they were determined to do that. We held them to not too many points and had a defensive touchdown, we let them convert a bunch of third downs and keep the ball."
"I think they were playing with lower pads than we were. I think they ran their feet on contact. I think they consistently whipped our defensive line. And that running back played as good as I’ve seen in the conference."
Provided that we beat him, Mike Leach is my favorite college football coach not named "Mark Stoops".
🇮🇹^that said, I do like how "you people" look after your own. Admirable.
Update: He finished with a time was 27:08. His time last year was 27:05. We have no idea how he was within 3 minutes of last year. His goal was just to finish before the 33hr cut-off but he said it was like his body knew what it needed to do when he got out there. That makes him the youngest to ever complete it both directions. As all of you sports parents know, there is nothing like seeing your kid succeed when they compete. UKO sucks.I posted about my now 20yr old (former XC runner) finishing the No Business 100 last year around this time. He went on to win a 50K in even worse terrain about 6 weeks later. He couldn't shut the training off and it's literally all he thought about. His body started to break down from all the training and then he got typhoid fever in a foreign country in February and spent a week in the hospital. He's 6'2" and got down to 126lbs.
He had signed up at the first opportunity in January to run the NB again which is in the opposite direction this year so there is a different set of challenges to prepare for. I thought he made the decision to drop months ago. He just informed me he didn't drop and he's going to try to run again this year and just finish to get the double buckle for finishing it in both directions. He hasn't ran more than 5-6 miles at a time since January except for one long run back in August. He's just now getting close to what he weighed as a senior XC runner.
Moral of the story is that XC makes you nuts.