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discgolf, golf, hiking, shooting, fishing. i also enjoy smoking meats, but i wouldn't say hobby.

MGMT said:

Money though

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We won't be asking him to play for free.

My only racquetball story. Dated a girl in college who took me to play once. She was really good and gave me a couple of killer tips. Fast forward a few months and I am dating another girl who wants to play because she took racquetball as her gym elective. Let's just say the killer tips from an experienced player were more beneficial than what the other learned in a class.

MGMT said:

Money though

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Agreed. You're not wrong, money has a way of altering decisions

Money though

RB07OSU said:

And it is the home school, so couldn't fault him for getting rich to stay home. Hope we still pull it off, but that's tough to beat.

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I mean "home school" is a VERY loose term for him. He's a Haitian kid raised in Canada, he doesn't really have a home school, IMO. I think that's why OSU can win out too. He has essentially no loyalty to TN other than he went to HS there. He has no family there

Jaxbuck said:

In terms of just one year salary? Almost certainly yes but I don't know what JS is making.

For perspective, 2nd round guys are making $1.4-$2.4MM for the first year of their contract in 2026.

He's probably already made the equivalent of a NFL 2nd round draft pick in the 3rd year of a 4 year contract. Maybe a lot more, I just have no idea of what he (reportedly) makes.

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He mentioned he was offered 10 mill to transfer and somewhere I saw he made 2.5 or something last year. While I don't think OSU matched you'd think they would have to at least up their present number.

BuckBackHome said:

Not really a surprise the best TN has to offer is the largest check.

Again, I will never fault a player for taking the bag as no one here knows what is going on in their lives.

Hopefully DGG is a Buckeye, but the decision is his alone.

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And it is the home school, so couldn't fault him for getting rich to stay home. Hope we still pull it off, but that's tough to beat.

DubCoffman62 said:

Raquetball, hiking, guitar, cooking...

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Man I miss racquetball.

We're getting to the end on our fox terrier. He has some heart disease at age 16 really good overall quality of life still so nothing to do proactively but I see moments where he's a little short of breath and I feel his heart beat flutter on my lap. Other times he's just fine. Its hard to get to this part but I want to be as good of an owner as he's been a companion.

Mike80 said:

This is the first All Star game I really remember watching....baseball was peak back then...

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Back in the old days if you lived on the west coast and the game was being played on the east coast you had to settle for listening to the game on the radio because the local channels wouldn't pre empt scheduled programing for a baseball game. Up until the 80's I listened to most all star games on the radio. The first I remember watching on TV was the 1984 all star game in SF when Huey Lewis and the New sand the national anthem.

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This is the first All Star game I really remember watching....baseball was peak back then...

We don't deserve dogs. Tomorrow is going to be a hard day for me, and it'll be even harder for my son Matthew, and my daughter, Ella.

They grew up with Sophie. Ella was 9 and Matthew was 7 when we got her. She's been there when things have been great, when things have been rough, when my mother unexpectedly passed away. Through COVID and divorces and injuries and stress and everything.

Total love. That's what a dog is....and that's all she ever wanted.

Tomorrow is going to be a hard day.

Not impressed with the Cards.
We’ve been swept by much better teams.

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