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Tim Beck (HC Coastal Carolina)

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So the eldest kid in the house is a frosh in HS. When he was thinking of going to the homecoming dance one of his potential 'asks' was a girl who is one of his friends. They're really close, but at first she was a friend of a friend... his very first and longest term friend... they learned to walk together... families are very tight... the friend just happens to be a girl and his primary connection to his 'ask.'

So... he pings this first and longest friend and another young lady who makes up this gang of three young ladies for their thoughts on if they thought that his 'ask' might be interested in going to the dance with him.

Turns out, and I saw the text messages so I know it happened, both of them said, "No, I think that she just wants to be friends..."

He doesn't ask 'Ask'.

The 'Ask' was over at our house for New Years with her family and the family of the first and longest term friend. Ask's mom says to me, "So, the night of homecoming I drove the girls downtown. The girls told 'Ask' that he was interested in taking her to homecoming, but they told him that she'd not be interested... I looked in the mirror and saw Ask look down at the floor and say, 'I totally would have gone'."

Net net, two people that my son loves and trusts sold his ass down the river for their own best interests (they had the trip downtown planned for the three of them for a while).

Lesson learned... you can love and trust a lot of people, but if their interest is more important to them than your interest is to them, you may be played like a fiddle.

Tom, you may have just been played.
@Thump pm'd me. he wants to know if you have any more football analogies involving three teen girls. you know, for the football wisdom.
 
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Never change, Tim...never change.

QB carries- 25
RB carries- 13
Was on a flight from Denver back to Austin yesterday during the game (bless you southwest for free TV). Watched most of that game... Offense looked BAD until they did a 2 minute drill and then they were passing because they had no timeouts. Then they started looking like a functional offense.
 
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Was on a flight from Denver back to Austin yesterday during the game (bless you southwest for free TV). Watched most of that game... Offense looked BAD until they did a 2 minute drill and then they were passing because they had no timeouts. Then they started looking like a functional offense.
jesus fuck does that sound familiar
 
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The capstone was Ehlinger throwing the ball OOB on 4th down.

Tim Beck really has a knack for taking good QBs and turning them into Reggie Ball. Going back to his Nebraska days, this is six or seven QBs in a row.
Talking to a Tejas fan this morning - "i'm excited to see how Ehlinger develops" ... I raised my hand " I have first hand experience with Beck... this is as good as Ehlinger's getting"
 
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Talking to a Tejas fan this morning - "i'm excited to see how Ehlinger develops" ... I raised my hand " I have first hand experience with Beck... this is as good as Ehlinger's getting"

"This is as good as he's ever going to get and it will never be this good again"

Enjoy fuckers
 
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I saw a short horror film recently....I can't remember where. A lady gets in an elevator and it starts acting weird. The doors open up and there's a man standing a few steps off the elevator facing the other direction, in the dark, on a floor that looks like it's not finished. The man is slouched...he looks defeated. You hear him say "I need help". The woman stupidly steps off the elevator towards him. As she steps forward, he mirrors her steps. She takes a step back, so does he.....all the while facing the other direction. He keeps saying "I need help". The woman turns around.....now the man is magically between her and the elevator, still facing the other direction. She turns back the other way.....he's in front of her still. She turns and runs back to the elevator.....but when she turned around he appeared in front of her and now with every step towards the elevator she takes...so does he. He gets in the elevator and is freed from his nightmarish prison......she now has to take his place.

If this isn't a metaphor for Tim Beck going from Nebraska to Ohio State to Texas....I don't know what is. Texas just needs to find the next poor sucker to get on that elevator.
 
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