I know it's not a huge priority of ours to call committed guys but which DE recruits committed elsewhere should we be going after?

I looked at UF, FSU, UNC and Auburn for DE and they don't seem to have any real studs committed either. They have people so that's a start but just curious if anyone has seem someone play that we should be calling because their committed school is a dumpster fire like those listed above.

Our power went out again at about 9:15. Hopefully they are just working on something. Seems to be out in the entire immediate area where I live.

Long shot here, looking to save a tree if at all possible. Had a few questions if anyone on here can help.

Alabama-Georgia SEC showdown draws massive audience ratings​

By: Associated Press

Alabama's 41-34 victory over Georgia on Saturday night averaged 12 million viewers on ABC and ESPN's streaming platforms, according to Nielsen.

It was the most-watched regular-season prime-time game since 2017, when Alabama-Florida State on the season's opening weekend averaged 12.3 million. Saturday's Alabama-Georgia matchup was also ESPN's most-streamed regular-season game.

Nielsen reported the audience peaked at 14.1 million from 11:15-11:30 p.m. ET, when Alabama was holding off a second-half rally by Georgia. The Crimson Tide's Ryan Williams caught a 75-yard touchdown pass from Jalen Milroe with 2:18 remaining, and Georgia was driving for a potential game-tying touchdown before Zabien Brown intercepted Carson Beck's pass in the end zone.

The win vaulted Alabama from No. 4 to No. 1 in the AP Top 25, while Georgia dropped from second to fifth.

This is the first year ESPN and ABC have the entire Southeastern Conference football package.

I was glad we had football. Stressed the city but was a welcome distraction for me and my clan. There’s no right decision here. Every solution has consequences. But cancelling school after is not a good look.

Wants to know. On the Jumbotron they reviewed a long catch that was overturned and out of all the shots I seen nothing to turn the catch call back. It didn’t matter because Cade threw a TD the next play so it got forgotten. Did anyone see why it was overturned?

Any chance Clemson tries for Malik Clark? Just decommitted from the Noles.

I wasn't going to even mess with this this year, too busy - but here I am succumbing to curiosity....

The spreadsheet lines up pretty evenly with the Vegas prediction here. Let's call it a 34-17 CLEMSON win.

A bit disappointed with where the defense is landing so far, particularly our rushing defense - the first time in a while we've had a NEGATIVE defensive bonus - I know, I know, a lot of that is in garbage time. But still... let's raise our level on that side of the ball.

This is the first time since I've done box scores that Clemson defenses have allowed opponents to score ABOVE their average points per game. Not great. Not good.

I'll also say that the simulations have us LOSING to a wide range of teams, both in the ACC and nationally... Our dud against Georgia is hurting our projection results, so the further we get away from that and the more good performances we can put up the better.

Georgia, who put up 34 points on us, only averages 27 points per game (vs FBS schools). Even with scoring only 3 against UGA, our offense is putting up 42 ppg which is impressive - just need the defense to perform.

Hey Paul,

I know we got italics for the NC St decommitment. I believe you mentioned there are 1-2 others you were watching. Are you still tracking those and think there’s a chance they flip in due time?

Can I get a survey of gas availability in Greenville-Spartanburg area?

One of my best friends is driving from Charleston to the Bat Cave NC area.

His parents are being rescued via helicopter from their mountain home and he’s going to pick them up but he reached out to me to ask about gas availability in the Upstate.

Thanks!

SMU, Brock, Toafili, blackjack, lost in translation​

By: Patrick Burnham - The Osceola

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Anyone know of any routes out of Asheville to Greenville?

Have a friend who's trying to leave the area. It looks like 26 from Ashville to Greenville would be feasible. Does anyone know if that's the case?

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No transfers included, of course. These are just straight

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Looking at how the schedule shakes out any of these teams could be in the acc championship instead of Miami. Also if we lose any of these teams will take our chance in the Championship.
ACC may be better then some people think

Tickets on the 50 yd line for our game Saturday are $29 on stubhub right now. Wowza, in August those were probably $250 (or more).

Might be a good time for a road trip if you enjoy going to away games.

I set a meeting in Knoxville for tomorrow afternoon a couple weeks back. It’s a time sensitive meeting plus doesn’t seem like road situation is going to improve that quickly. It also needs to be on site so Zoom doesn’t work.

Is there a passable way to get through Western NC to Knoxville area from Charlotte? Or am I better off taking 77 NB up to VA and coming back down 81 to avoid that area altogether?

I see both sides, kinda curious for those who went what your thoughts were?

Edited for those who can’t put two and two together: did the town look better or worse than you thought?

This is tremendous news for everyone, not just in the US, but across the globe. US fracking technology has increased tremendously over the years, and if this keeps up we will be able to counter the OPEC+ cartel's stranglehold on the market. This coupled with LNG and RNG booming, and them being easily replicable in the US, is a great sign for future US energy independence and growth.

There's also tons of R&D being pushed by O&G companies in Louisiana/southern Arkansas regarding extracting lithium from drill cuttings and wastewater generated at drilling wells. This could also be a great boon for the future of US O&G production, but it's still a ways out.

From intern Toby Corriston:

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