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Ok, will try and keep this as short as possible. Bought a new AC unit this year, cost about 13k. This purchase was made in april. Since then the AC has worked for maybe a total of 2 months. We've had multiple folks come out to try and solve the problem to no avail. The air coming out of the vents is almost like falling out, and its not that cold. The unit is running but cant get the temperature in the house below 75, even at night or this morning when it was colder than that outside. Its 94 in denver today and 83 in my house right now. I dont really know how to evaluate what is going on and why this company cant solve this problem. Is there any reading I can do to figure this out and check their work? They have been a disaster, but I can't go to a new company as they will end up charging me for repairs on a system that we just had installed.

Best-case scenario 2024 recruiting class

QB - N/A
RB - Eziomume (commit)
WR - Wesco (UPDATE: commit)
WR - Moore (UPDATE: commit)
WR - Matthews
TE - Betancur (commit)
OL - O’Connel (UPDATE: commit)
OL - Thurmon?
OL - Uter?
OL - Edwin / later emerging OL prospect?
DE - Kissayi (UPDATE: projection)
DE - Mayo (UPDATE: commit)
DE - Nichols
DT - Brown-Shuler (commit)
DT - Thompson (commit)
LB - Brown (UPDATE: commit)
LB - Woodaz (commit)
CB - Feagin (commit)
CB - Gipson
S - Dixon (commit)
S - Jones (UPDATE: commit)
DB - Hampton (UPDATE: commit)
K - Hauser (commit)

That gets us to 22

Hopefully the numbers work out in a way that allows for a couple more takes beyond 20 if any of those additional WR’s/DB’s/OL want on board…

Thoughts?

Additional thoughts on Clemson's offensive line recruiting ...

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Clemson's offensive line recruiting was highlighted in today's Fact Or Fiction feature by Rivals.com national analyst Adam Friedman. Our Paul Strelow participated in the feature.

Clemson fans should be worried about offensive line recruiting

Friedman's take: FACT. Clemson is going to sign talented prospects but it's not inspiring to see the offensive line targets they haven't closed on. Fletcher Westphal committed to Florida on Monday. William Satterwhite committed to Tennessee last week. Alabama looks like the favorite for Casey Poe's upcoming announcement and Clemson is trailing for Jameson Riggs.

This isn't encouraging but, historically, Clemson wasn't known for signing top-ranked offensive linemen. They've developed low four-star and three-star offensive line prospects for years and turned them into reliable contributors. Missing on these highly ranked recruits in an area of need like the offensive line can sting for years.

Strelow's take: FICTION. Disappointed? Frustrated? Sure. Those are all logical reactions to Clemson missing out on a pair of targets this past week, and having all three offered in-state options fall for its rival earlier in the cycle. The Tigers have a good one in four-star Ronan O'Connell, but it's reasonable to have hoped for more at this juncture.

Far be it from us to tell customers how they should think, full disclosure. But it's not as if Clemson fans haven't seen this before. And then the Tigers either score a big name late, or they work around the shortfall. Offensive lines don't live or die with one recruiting cycle, and Clemson had some banner triumphs the previous two classes.

You can justifiably argue they need to win more battles to take the next step or get where they want the position to go. But every outcome appears magnified and a referendum when you keep such a small board as Clemson, and precedent cautions us against overreacting to a string of defeats.

Full Fact Or Fiction article from Friedman

Duke

Not reading much about this matchup on here other than lack of concern. I’m seeing more on here about UNC’s opener.

I realize that by consensus there is little concern. But I would like to see an eval of the Blue Devils from the knowledgeable on TI. By position.

Are they due for a fall off? How do they stand among our ACC opponents?

We would benefit if they won 9 again. Looking at the 2022 game by game they seem legit.

New UGA lawsuit, she’s got receipts

The staffer who survived the crash that killed Devin Willock and Chandler LeCroy is suing the school and says staffers had permission to take rental cars home at night.

From AJC (yes, Judd): “ “At the time of the crash,” the lawsuit also says, “LeCroy was operating the subject rental SUV with the permission of the UGA Athletic Association.” “

The association of course denies this.

Rest of this post again is from the story: “But Bowles’ civil complaint, filed late Wednesday in Gwinnett County State Court by her lawyers, Rob Buck and Phil Boston, includes screenshots of text messages in which athletic association officials gave Bowles and others permission to keep the rented vehicles even after their assigned duties concluded. In December 2019, for instance, Logen Reed, an associate director of recruiting operations, told Bowles in a text message that “you can take your car home if you need to.” “Wait,” Bowles responded, “just making sure you mean I can take the SUV with me.” “Yes!” Reed replied. “Take it home.”

Dominic Nichols

I know he just committed to Michigan a few weeks ago. But I believe there were questions about how long the commit would stick and with Michigan getting its 6th DE commit today could he be worth tracking to potentially make the cookout or would he be someone that would come back around in the fall?

ESPN fires some 20 on-air personalities in latest layoffs

ESPN fires some 20 on-air personalities in latest layoffs

By: Jason Aycock - SA Editor

ESPN (NYSE:DIS) has begun a long-awaited round of layoffs of on-air talent, according to various reports and confirmations from anchors and reporters.

After parent Walt Disney announced early this year that it would be cutting costs in large part by laying off 7,000 employees, it started a second round of cuts in April that brought the overall layoffs to about 4,000 and included some off-camera jobs let go by ESPN, with news that a separate evaluation in the summer would hit on-air talent.

Some 20 on-air personalities were let go Friday morning, according to a short staff memo. Notable among them: NBA analyst Jeff Van Gundy. Max Kellerman and Keyshawn Johnson are reportedly out, a week after news that their morning radio show was going away. Longtime host Suzy Kolber confirmed she was let go after 27 years at the network.

Those employees' contracts are being honored, but along with the cuts, ESPN won't renew some other contracts that are on their way to expiration.

The cutbacks come before fall plans to expose ESPN's financials in detail for the first time as it's broken out into a separate reporting unit at Disney.
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