Hadn't thought about that scenario. Darn.Great. So there's going to be an asterisk next to that W on the schedule?
Hadn't thought about that scenario. Darn.Great. So there's going to be an asterisk next to that W on the schedule?
Anyone who was paying attention last year saw the improvement happening as the season went on so it is pretty logical to think they will continue to get better with a traditional off season combined with the fact that basically everyone involved with run defense is back. Plus some key new additions like Pinckney and the return of Oliver should also help.If our D-Line and Linebackers don't improve the QB's might never have a chance to throw the ball. Not much incentive to pass if you can average 8 yds a carry.
My guess is we will tighten that loose screw up, but we will find out quick with OSU's line just where the weak spots are.
Great. So there's going to be an asterisk next to that W on the schedule?
No doubt. The best way to break in a brand new QB and settle him down ... is a healthy prescription of running the ball up the other team's rear end, and then hitting them with some easy play-action completions.If our D-Line and Linebackers don't improve the QB's might never have a chance to throw the ball. Not much incentive to pass if you can average 8 yds a carry.
My guess is we will tighten that loose screw up, but we will find out quick with OSU's line just where the weak spots are.
The upgrades at DL and Oliver over Aune should give us an instant lift.Anyone who was paying attention last year saw the improvement happening as the season went on so it is pretty logical to think they will continue to get better with a traditional off season combined with the fact that basically everyone involved with run defense is back. Plus some key new additions like Pinckney and the return of Oliver should also help.
I've been looking for a good recipe from scratch to make biscuits at home.The upgrades at DL and Oliver over Aune should give us an instant lift.
I can help with cornbread...but you need to have a cured iron skillet...I've been looking for a good recipe from scratch to make biscuits at home.
Anyone got one they like?
I've been using this one for years. Fantastic:I can help with cornbread...but you need to have a cured iron skillet...
Mine has dents in it from when Mrs. Billd applies it to my noggin...
Yep...that works as well as going ahead and using Aunt Jemima Self-Rising Corn Meal...I've been using this one for years. Fantastic:
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I'm gonna skip the cream corn (not a fan), but I'll def try the extra egg and SC.Yep...that works as well as going ahead and using Aunt Jemima Self-Rising Corn Meal...
For something really special, use this recipe plus 1/2 can of cream corn and two big dollups of sour cream to go with the real buttermilk...plus another egg...and you get a "richer" cornbread that bakes/finishes just like regular CB.
For chili...and my chili is getting hot again...add a small can of drained sliced jalapeno's to the mix and bake right in. Yum, yum...
Iowa had 6.7 per attempt.But the narrative about giving up 8 yards a carry needs to go away because clearly the team adjusted after those first 2 games and did significantly better against the run over the remainder of the season.
Cats have 230 bones, while humans only have 206.Iowa had 6.7 per attempt.
That was really the game that pissed most people off. Just not competitive in the slightest, the whole game, and at home to boot.
Michigan, at least they were competitive early on before the wheels fell off.
Fresh sweet corn is lovely too.I'm gonna skip the cream corn (not a fan), but I'll def try the extra egg and SC.
Now you're just the weird kid sitting in the corner at the party, making funny noises and hoping someone notices him.Cats have 230 bones, while humans only have 206.
Yeah, it's not like its The Oral Roberts University.... Only OSUI mean we're ONLY beatting Ohio St....
This sucks. Signs of the times though. Keep putting money aside.But I am not going to bet my IRA on the outcome. (I can't bet my 401K - I closed that out when my station changed ownership and the new owners decided they were not going to have a 401K.)
Anyone can open an IRA and put after-tax dollars in it. Some would argue this is a better route than a 401k, which often limits the funds you can choose.This sucks. Signs of the times though. Keep putting money aside.
Wonder if we should put forth a mercy rule for them after the 3rd quarter?
Yep, but ya know no matching dollars is probably the rub.Anyone can open an IRA and put after-tax dollars in it. Some would argue this is a better route than a 401k, which often limits the funds you can choose.
Particularly if you're passive and just want the lowest possible fee Vanguard S&P 500 tracking fund.
The yearly contribution limits are miles apart.Anyone can open an IRA and put after-tax dollars in it. Some would argue this is a better route than a 401k, which often limits the funds you can choose.
Particularly if you're passive and just want the lowest possible fee Vanguard S&P 500 tracking fund.
Big time.Yep, but ya know no matching dollars is probably the rub.
That and the whole 401k vs IRA debate is LARGELY dependent on your ability to predict investing out comes AND future taxes.Yep, but ya know no matching dollars is probably the rub.
Bisquick. So easy.I've been looking for a good recipe from scratch to make biscuits at home.
Anyone got one they like?