@jdpickell Lincoln Riley is the choice if he wants to go pro undisputed track record.
Shannon Dawson is also rising to that level with Mensah and Ward and even Beck.
Thought Indy was QB-friendly, but the Hoover experience has been meh.
To pick Chip Kelly’s brain is appealing too.
Seeing LSU lose to Alabama in Death Valley to be eliminated from the playoff would be hysterical.
The “who can have less turnovers game between” Leavitt and Russell will be the ultimate form of brain rot.
How do people become so fluent in AI? Is there truly that massive of an intelligence gap and the AI Boom has just made it so much more obvious or are there ways to increase your cognitive ability?
Every single successful person I’ve seen with AI is a wonder kid or genius.
One of the reasons so many average people stay poor is because they believe they are special. They believe their life is going to magically change because they're going to get a letter in the mail from magic school inviting them on an adventure.
The reality is, we get those letters every single day. They just look like risk and a shitload of work, with no guarantee of a payoff.
Dude the South Korean Palantir cult like following is fucking hysterical.
Can we get an American Anduril version of this? I’ll buy some merch @PalmerLuckey
Something just hit my desk… Lincoln Riley OC of Texas Tech 😂.
Immediately a top 2 team in the preseason poll…
Will never happen just having fun with the things I see on twitter.
@clone832 Nice man! USF tried and their AD has made massive commitments. I’d imagine they get the nod. SMU? From an athletic standpoint would be a great add? Who else are you guys going to get… trying to pull Pitt for the WVY Cincy ties? Louisville and have a miniature Big East division?
@TealCoug Arizona has a prove-it week against Tech. I love Morris and Drew Mestemaker but don’t think they’re legitimate enough across the board.
Weigman and Fritz failed last week won’t trust them again.
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