Recent content by CRHeel94

Plenty of other things you could sub. Israel comes to mind.

Loved the Downs pick for Dallas. Big time need and great value. While there's a definite need for an edge rusher, feels like that guy was a bit of a reach. Great physical tools, but sounds like value was not great (probably could have traded down again and squeezed out some more picks).

Going after the small fish while the big fish relax.

ummm...not sure posting my mug is a good idea.

There is no free world. But I do think we will have an increasingly multipolar world...which makes the world a much more dangerous place.

Only thing that comes to mind are possibly voters who have one issue that is particularly important that is aligned with Trump. I'll give you an example...if Trump were to take out Daniel Ortega in Nicaragua I'd go plant a Trump flag in my yard tomorrow.

I get that they play calling and scheme were suspect, but Gio looked overmatch. Thought he was a little better by the end of the season but only because the floor was so low. Last time our qb situation was so poor were those two last Fedora years.

That's a good sign. Mexico, Argentina and Colombia are the big spots for music in Spanish (well, aside from Miami).

Game 2 Escazu 94 AAB Jaguares 81 It was time for a showdown with our Santa Ana neighbors who have built their team around three American guys. The first surprise of the night was that they had traded one of their American guys the day before to Heredia, trading a wing for a post player. The...

Nice, I dig their sound.

Petrino is an upgrade. Gio was a terrible QB. OL looks like its a lot worse. Defense took some hits...not sure how to gauge replacements. My faith in BB is low. Michael Lombardi is a paper tiger.

Heartbreaking. What a tearful tragedy.

I hate the schism. We ended up with two crappier sites and a fragmente community. I'm still on 247 just because my post history is there.

I coached Rainbow Soccer for several years while I was an undergrad; it was a very gratifying experience and really had me step out of my comfort zone. I learned a lot about being a coach from that experience. I also played in the adult level (one of the perks of coaching) a couple of times...

Our CEO was definitely not a sociopath. If anything he's the opposite, he doesn't like confrontation. He doesn't feel comfortable in large crowds or even at a table of more than 8. We had a personal relationship outside of the office, though I always knew that didn't figure into my job security.