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Now we just need AR to beat TN and CAL to beat Miami and we’ll really be cooking!

Yes indeed, they sure did!

The player pretended to put a sword in a sheath…….

I guess that’s a new one…….

Looks like the Tide players may have ingested the same rodenticide that ND players did after the TX A&M game.

Unfortunately the original coach, Bill Clark, had to retire due to health issues. He had the program in a good place but Trent was not a good choice as a replacement.

That was a pretty sweet throw!

I would expect MF and MD are doing some meeting today as well……

I think the difficulty with ND and transfer QBs is that they have only been able to get graduates admitted. A one year rental at QB can be hit or miss because of having to adapt to a new system, etc. In the case of Caleb Williams and Joe Burrow, they were both two year players at USC and LSU...

He’s definitely got some tools to work with but if you’ve watched interviews with Kamario (and knowing he goes to a public county HS in MS), I’m not too confident he‘d be a good fit at ND.

I think Moxon is more of a gamer……

Yep and I’m quite confident there has been a lot going on with ND and other QBs in the background……I’m expecting things to move along quickly.

Fortunately for us we never had to hire union workers but knowing how difficult it was to terminate even severely underperforming workers (due to possible legal reprisals), I have to imagine it is significantly worse with a union employee.

That may be true but I can say that I didn’t receive any benefits from the two unions I was told I had to join……this was in the late 1970’s and early 1980’s and I didn’t have a clue 🤣. I was just glad to be able to get steady paychecks when job options were pretty slim in the region.

I did in the past while I was in high school and working myself through college. My first “real” job was at a grocery store and I had to join the retail clerks union in order to work there. Then I worked at a mill up in NW Indiana where I had to join the steelworkers union. They went on...

I would call it negotiating…….always ask for more than you are willing to settle for.

You are right sir, the cost of living on the west coast is steep. It would be interesting to review the financials to see what percentage of the cost is payroll/employee expense.

Dockworkers in this country make approximately $40 to $60 per hour depending on which region of the country. A 77% wage increase would make their hourly wage pretty substantial. Going from $50/hour to almost $90/hour is a huge jump for any occupation where your “raise” isn‘t based on increased...

He‘s also got some height at 6’2” which is a bonus.

I think the exposed pads are more aerodynamic and create lift as the player is running down the field.