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This is the problem with canes fans that say “I love when both teams are good.” It’s not reciprocated. Never heard a hole fan say the same thing. Most of what they say is aligned with the clown in the video. Drives me crazy when canes fans show any kind of empathy.
I don't see many of those in message boards and whatnot. I find those to be casuals in twitter comment sections who only watch the big games.
 
My dad owned a 62 Anbassador with push button automatic transmission
Same here, which got passed to my older brother. He drove it to UM Med school/ Jackson everyday. Never made it to me. I got a 71 Super Beetle, which I traded in for a new Ford. F 150 van. Hal Sears Canes LB sold it to me. He worked at the Coral Gables dealership in the off season. No NIL money back in the 70’s.
 

I'm severely confused about the lack of a proper felony stop. How the ****, after a high speed pursuit, is that kid just nonchalantly getting out and opening the back door, messing with his waistband etc.

He should be at gunpoint being given commands until secured and then then the vehicle needs to be cleared of possible passengers as well.
 

I'm severely confused about the lack of a proper felony stop. How the ****, after a high speed pursuit, is that kid just nonchalantly getting out and opening the back door, messing with his waistband etc.

He should be at gunpoint being given commands until secured and then then the vehicle needs to be cleared of possible passengers as well.
May not have been completely sober.
 
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I don't mind fandom, at all, it makes college football fun, and at times, is a valuable coping mechanism, but at least demonstrate that you have watched the games, including your own.

Our offense has not needed kick-starting, it's quite the opposite, we come out on fire, and then, sigh, MarioBALL takes over too early.

Secondly, their defense sucks. They have athletic kids, sure, but way below their historical standard and they are incredibly undisciplined.

If you want to make the argument that FSU start pretty fast on offense, and that will stress us early, OK, fine. That's plausible. They've done that.

To win, they need to have an answer on offense beyond what's scripted, block a lot better, play disciplined defense against our "where's Malachi" formations, tackle in space, and not turn the ball over at bonehead times. They haven't done any of that this season. Can a rivalry game make all that happen? Seem like a lot.
 
If FSU is rolling thats not true. FSU is remarkably a better job than KY in football.
But FSU isn't rolling, and Will Stein has Kentucky rolling right now, so what would be the benefit of trying to cure the zombified remains of FSU?
 
But FSU isn't rolling, and Will Stein has Kentucky rolling right now, so what would be the benefit of trying to cure the zombified remains of FSU?
In the modern era of NIL, where Indiana can go to the championship, the old rules no longer apply.

FSU is $430 million in the hole. FSU does not have an NIL pipeline. My understanding is they are working on it, but no one is on the same page.

FSU is known as a football school. But no one cares about what you were; they care about what you are now.
 
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I'm severely confused about the lack of a proper felony stop. How the ****, after a high speed pursuit, is that kid just nonchalantly getting out and opening the back door, messing with his waistband etc.

He should be at gunpoint being given commands until secured and then then the vehicle needs to be cleared of possible passengers as well.

I don’t think he was technically stopped. I think I read that his car was pulled over to the side of the road because he got a flat tire.
 
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