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Is this when I ask about a random HS player that was not featured in the video?
Written version? For those who can’t listen to the audio
Only if it includes the insinuation that the program is doomed for not landing said recruit
Yes, and then you start 4,569 threads about said player over the next week or two asking tbe same question.
Put the video into GPT or Gemini and it'll do this for you in under 1 minute.
Can’t do it on chat gpt unless there’s a transcript. At least when I’ve tried
* Derek Cooper: Despite his commitment to Texas, Cooper is expected to attend the Notre Dame game, indicating he hasn't completely closed the door on Miami.
* James Johnson: While Miami might eventually pursue Johnson, who committed to Georgia and then flipped to Texas, the host doesn't expect an immediate push.
* Justice Fitzpatrick: There's a strong possibility of Miami flipping Fitzpatrick, especially given Minka's recent trade back to Miami, which could positively impact the situation.
* Nolan Wilson: Miami plans to actively try and re-engage with Wilson, a Mississippi kid who committed to Alabama.
* Breck Collo: Miami might attempt to re-engage with Collo, an offensive lineman who committed to USC.
* Tristan Keys: It's increasingly unlikely that a flip to Miami will happen for Keys.
* Logan Nagel: Miami is keeping an eye on Nagel, a defensive lineman from New Jersey committed to Pitt.
* James Johnson: While Miami might eventually pursue Johnson, who committed to Georgia and then flipped to Texas, the host doesn't expect an immediate push.
* Justice Fitzpatrick: There's a strong possibility of Miami flipping Fitzpatrick, especially given Minka's recent trade back to Miami, which could positively impact the situation.
* Nolan Wilson: Miami plans to actively try and re-engage with Wilson, a Mississippi kid who committed to Alabama.
* Breck Collo: Miami might attempt to re-engage with Collo, an offensive lineman who committed to USC.
* Tristan Keys: It's increasingly unlikely that a flip to Miami will happen for Keys.
* Logan Nagel: Miami is keeping an eye on Nagel, a defensive lineman from New Jersey committed to Pitt.
I understand that some people prefer to read/skim than to listen, but this sort of thing is not good for the site. Those videos need views, likes, and subscriptions to justify the ad reads.
The ad-supported model fails when people circumvent ads. All of the content here is given for free, so this is like robbing a library or a soup kitchen.
Says the guy with no premium subscription…
Pot, meet kettle. And no, it’s not free. I pay for my sub.
Some of us don’t have time to sit and watch the videos unfortunately. That’s why the site needs to have the work or whatever on here to be able to read. Sure put it on YouTube for a few hours before posting here that should help with the views on there.
I don’t pay $2 a month to do manual labor
yougotme.gif (I'd post the image if I had a premium subscription)
Hit the music
Cooper, Johnson, and Fitzpatrick flip I’d be more than happy
I thought "The Work" was a Pete copyrighted telecast. Gotta come up with a name for your segments, like "Shootin the Breeze"
I hate listening to long videos or podcasts. It bores me, my attention drifts and I'd rather do something else.
Plus, I'm paying for the ad-free stuff on the website that wasn't even ad-free entirely, a topic I complained about for quite a bit.
So they either get my click on the written article or they get nothing at all.
Thought this was what BreezeBot did, but it seems not.
The podcast/video takes too long to get to the point. Too much throat-clearing at the beginning. It's kinda frustrating. I guess a longer show gives more opportunities for ad/promo time. The danger is you could lose a slice of the audience. I've stopped viewing the long shows. I'm just too busy. I do love the short ones that seem to be popping up more often these days.
But I'm all for anything that helps the site.
But I'm all for anything that helps the site.
