@TeslaPatriot@smolship1 You and I both own Cybertrucks. Our bumper height and ground clearance is at least at the level of the truck in the video. I enjoy most of your posts, but this one is silly. The truck is not lifted or dangerously high, and the Tesla DID catch fire. It’s clear in the video.
@PostMortem372@TeslaPatriot While the height of the truck is not a problem in this accident, neither is your assertion that there is no mechanical way out. In fact, the Model 3 has a mechanical door release right by the window controls on the door. The driver may have been unconscious.
@TeslaPatriot That looks very stock to me. Where do you live that would lead you to believe that’s a “high lift”. At most that truck has a leveling kit but I doubt it. It’s certainly far from an unsafe height.
@nick_thompson@ramzziiakgae Complete the pass on a straight, or at least get close enough that he can win in the braking zone. Stupid to go for such a Hail Mary dive on your own teammate for 1 extra point in a sprint race. Lando has great pace, but his race craft isn’t very impressive.
@Fred_Williams4@ItsLeland Probably true. I will say as a fan that lives in Alabama, the prices have been too high for me to want to take my kids to see a game. Not because of the price itself, but because there’s too much risk you pay that much to watch a stupid loss like this one.
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I also agree that we probably won’t win one with Heupel. That is frustrating because I believe we could win one with him, if he quit playing not to lose. He has shown no adjustment to coaching in these games, and I’m not sure what could possibly get him to finally adjust.
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This isn’t a loss where we played our best, and their best was just better. This is losing due to a total lack of preparation by the coaching staff. Heck we were even conservative on play calls against bad teams, preventing further development for Faizon.
@Phat_McAfee I get where you’re coming from, and yeah some people will overreact. No, we aren’t supposed to win every game, but we are supposed to want to. The issue with this type of loss (and it’s the kind Heupel seems to have every year) is that we should have been able to win.
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@juice_BBNDADDY You’re correct that 2 things can be true. Faizon definitely missed some open guys, but it’s also likely that the game was moving too fast for him because he couldn’t count on the Oline. I still think play calling was the biggest issue, and it gave not help to OL or the QB
@Fred_Williams4@ItsLeland I get what you’re saying, but at the same time Tennessee fans are helping fund one of the most expensive teams in college football. The ROI should be better, and the issue is coaching, plain and simple. We have talent, young for sure, but plenty enough to win yesterday.
@NashvilleLee1 There’s some truth to that, but you can definitely build and maintain still. Ohio State and Georgia come to mind. The issue is that ever since Golesh left, the play calling has been far more conservative. Unacceptable for a guy that promised scoring at his introductory presser
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I agree with you that we don’t have to let it determine our mood all weekend. I certainly try not to let it. But I’m so tired of us not being prepared and showing no passion on the sideline. I’d prefer fans to be passionate on here to make sure they feel pressure to improve
@Phat_McAfee I didn’t say that you said any of that. But I think it’s stupid for you to be mad at any other Tennessee fan for being angry with the endless cycle of stupidity from the coaches. Huepel is a coward, especially in big games. I do agree blocking people is stupid.
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