SimeonNC
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They would have beat Clemson with Trevor. The defense was like a sieve that night. They made Ian Book look like Tom Brady.
I’m from Marquette in the UP.
The little lights aren’t twinkling Clark.
Tarheel1
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Weather is sooooo boring here! 
cd2play
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Notre Dame gets into CFP and I think they will give Alabama all they want, and then some. As much as it pains me to say this, the Irish just might (gulp) win it all.
ND’s defense is still suspect. The way to stop Notre Dame is shut down the running game and force Ian Book into passing situations. Stack the box. When they’re in passing situations run a cover 2 and don’t allow the receivers to break free off the line and find that seam between the linebackers and safety. If they do that, switch to a cover 1 with the free safety over the top and the strong safety playing the soft zone between the second and third layers. Once again, your corners have to jam the receivers off the line and not allow them to break free so quickly. Ian Book cannot beat you on his own. His play is predicated by the running game. Clemson allowed them to establish the run right away and then the RPO was forcing the linebackers into run stop mode and the corners didn’t jam the receivers off the line. That allowed several big throws down the sideline. Ian Book needs to be pressured every time he drops back and at least 75% of those rushes he needs to be hit or hurried. That’s how you stop their offense.
To beat the Notre Dame defense you have to be committed to the run. Get the running game established and get into play action. Once that happens, the linebackers are crowding the line to stop the run. Play action freezes them and allows your slot receivers to hit quick 10-15 yard crossing routes underneath the safeties.
tOSU isn’t as good as people think. Their offense is great with Fields, but the defense has trouble with mobile QB’s. Alabama hasn’t shown any weaknesses with the exception of the Ole Miss game where the gave up 48, but I attribute that to Lane Kiffin knowing the defense. The Tide have a great offense. Clemson is still a top four team.
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GeorgiaGirl
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I'm not even sure that they put Ohio State in the playoffs anymore. It's very unlikely that they're going to be allowed to play next week either (the Big 10's rules are crazy), so they are likely going to be ineligible for the Big 10 championship.
Even if they are undefeated (which they will be), I feel like they're not going to put them in when they've only played 5 games.
Texas A&M might actually get in if they don't screw this up, and they could also use this "different" year to put in a Go5 team to let them get smacked, so we can all say "see! we shouldn't ever consider Go5 teams for the playoffs!"
Even if they are undefeated (which they will be), I feel like they're not going to put them in when they've only played 5 games.
Texas A&M might actually get in if they don't screw this up, and they could also use this "different" year to put in a Go5 team to let them get smacked, so we can all say "see! we shouldn't ever consider Go5 teams for the playoffs!"
I'm officially stating for the first time ever in my life that I think that I like summer better than winter ... I don't know what has gotten into me. Maybe I'm too lazy for what it takes in winter but I miss daily thunderstorms and flip-flops.. I'm sure soon as it Snows I'll change my mind.
Dewpoint Dan
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You are getting old. The older people get, the more they prefer warm weather.
Yeah no I don’t think I would ever prefer summer over winter........
NoSnowATL
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That’s why they move to Florida.
LickWx
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It’s that low country South Carolina , Charleston sc beachy subtropical vibe. 60s all winter down there pretty much ! Plus all the palms , the tropical Caribbean style pastel colored homes . Really makes you long for some warm weather , just fits the scenery and region your in. Who said you can’t wear flip flops now though! I’m in shorts year round pretty much .
Dewpoint Dan
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Depends on where you live. If I lived very far north and certainly in a place like Alaska, I would most certainly prefer summer. In the south, I prefer winter.
I agree but there is absolutely nothing to enjoy about summer except maybe going to the beach and all that but besides that summer just sucks
And Charleston
Dewpoint Dan
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There's baseball in summer and I love baseball. Also women tend to wear less clothing in summer, which could be good or bad depending on the woman ?
I'm in Charlotte right now so I guess that's why I'm thinking that
I’d enjoy baseball more if the Braves didn’t choke in the playoffs like they did against the dodgers in the NLCS..... it was 3-1
Dewpoint Dan
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Yuck. I would much, much rather live in Charleston than Charlotte. There's nothing appealing about Charlotte to me. Give me palm trees and beaches any day. Charleston is easily the best city in the entire Carolinas. Asheville would be my 2nd choice.
Yeah I got an apartment for work in Charlotte so I'm up here pretty good bit.. both are good places over all. Charlotte is much better than Atlanta in my opinion.
Dewpoint Dan
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I would take Charlotte over Atlanta but then again i'm not a fan of either.
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Avalanche
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For this next system I've looked at Linville/Grandfather Mountain and Blowing Rock area. It appears the Clingman's Dome area has the best shot. Is route 441 a road anyone on here has driven? Going up to the pass on it.
Dewpoint Dan
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I just looked up the median home value for Key Biscayne and it's $1.2 million. Guess I won't be moving there anytime soon !
BufordWX
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Who comes up with these ads?
NoSnowATL
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Cardboard boxes are cheap.
Gotta watch out for them earroaches... Very similar to the cockroach
This is it, the one, and exactly how I feel, i miss waking up, going out to the pool, then getting some food, then setting my camera up, taking pictures of afternoon/evening storms (sometimes all the way past midnight) then getting on the PS4 after, I miss those days
Dewpoint Dan
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Good times.
AJ1013
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Yeah, property is pricey here. Unlike me lots of people want to live on a tropical island.
NoSnowATL
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Good no kids times. I miss those says. ?
AJ1013
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For the low low price of $5,500,000 this luxurious 2,200sqft 1958 built playboy palace can be yours!!
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631 N Mashta Dr, Key Biscayne, FL 33149 | Zillow
631 N Mashta Dr, Key Biscayne FL, is a Single Family home that contains 2255 sq ft and was built in 1958.It contains 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.This home last sold for $8,500,000 in March 2022. The Zestimate for this Single Family is $10,164,200, which has increased by $200,000 in the last 30...
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Dewpoint Dan
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It better have some ocean views !For the low low price of $5,500,000 this luxurious 2,200sqft 1958 built playboy palace can be yours!!
631 N Mashta Dr, Key Biscayne, FL 33149 | Zillow
631 N Mashta Dr, Key Biscayne FL, is a Single Family home that contains 2255 sq ft and was built in 1958.It contains 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.This home last sold for $8,500,000 in March 2022. The Zestimate for this Single Family is $10,164,200, which has increased by $200,000 in the last 30...
AJ1013
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It doesn't lol. It does have water access though which is why it's so expensive.
NoSnowATL
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Better have about 5.4 million dollars in cash it in.
Dewpoint Dan
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The other houses around it look much nicer. I can't imagine how expensive those are. Maybe 10 mil ?
AJ1013
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$6 mil-$60 mil
Short video of the Paradise WA weather station yesterday, arguably the snowiest place on earth where it can be verified.
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