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This was the line I had the biggest issue with: “Nobody knew anything about it,” the source said. “He’s just having fun.”

Is Zion actually coming back or is he going to go AWOL like last year/transfer?

Saban fired his offensive coordinator the week of the championship game, so please tell me how “real programs are made” by not firing guys during bowl season. Also, it is not our bowl or recruiting season, in no small part because of Gattis, Addae, etc. I don’t know that it has been Gattis’s...

This is where Mario is really starting to lose me with his staff changes. Be upstanding, give guys a chance to land, whatever. But as soon as it starts impacting the program, it has gone on too long. I don't care about needing to make a statement or any of that, I care solely about taking a...

You’d think if you looked like a thumb with limbs and were a professional jock sniffer of teenagers for a living, you’d want to lay low in life. Or at least not be on social media.

I get that, but no one is going to look at Gattis’s performance this year and think it was unreasonable to fire him especially after a month. It is a very highly compensated, results driven business.

That’s fair. Let me rephrase. By handling it this way it gives a very fair impression of indecisiveness to the public, and more importantly other staffs, recruits, and those close to them. Especially given Mario’s reputation for offense and WRs. If he has made the decision behind closed doors...

I am making zero assumptions. I am not passing judgment until all is said and done up to the point that not making those moves impacts our program. Candidly I don’t really care if decisions have been made, as I feel that their not being made public are impacting recruiting. I am 100% making...

This firing process has me even more concerned with Mario. No one is convincing me Gattis still being on our staff didn’t hurt WR recruiting and if the plan is to move DVD on field still then let’s get moving. Absolutely zero reason to wait at this point for any of this. Be decisive already.

It was post-Dylan, but yes his previous band. It was Bob Dylan and the Band, and then they just kept The Band. The Last Waltz (an abortion of musical accuracy) was their most famous live concert. It was their final run, in SF the nights before Thanksgiving 1978. It was supposed to be Dylan...

Here is some context on how big some of these bands were. Woodstock had an estimated 400k with that huge lineup. The 1973 Watkins Glen show with just the Grateful Dead, Allman Bros, and the Band had 600,000 attendees.

Just got out of a four hour meeting. I think I have to give up on this saga. This is like watching seasons one through three of lost, losing touch and suddenly you come back and there are polar bears on the island.

Great American cookie cake will never lead you astray.

Bianca is great. I need to watch his episode of Chefs Table Pizza on Netflix. Antico in Atlanta is great.

Would love to hear more of that.

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Two English sovereigns and 22 prime ministers ago.

@SouthParkCane come celebrate some good news fam.

Guess the Gator Flip Machine is broken?