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How Good is Trey Lance?
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garizzalies
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I’m good with that. Still a much better challenge than some chub’s opinions about a non-Griz player.
garizzalies
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I think he’s the guy who won like 7 tour de frances but later got busted for steroids?PlayerRep said:
Err no, maybe he’s the guy sent to live with his father in tough South Central Los Angeles, and altho his hard-nosed father instills proper values and respect in him, and his devout girlfriend teaches him about faith, his friends, Doughboy and Ricky, don't have the same kind of support and are drawn into the neighborhood's booming drug and gang culture, with increasingly tragic results.
Trey Lance is OBVIOUSLY the greatest thing since sliced bread and the best college qb at any level, ever. He alone won every single game for the Bison last year since he's so good he doesn't need the rest of the team. He's the incarnation of every NFL qb rolled into one (except the bad ones like Ryan Leaf). Entering the draft early is a GREAT idea because it's never proven to be a bad decision for anyone, ever, and even if it had it surely wouldn't apply to Trey because obviously he's the exception to every rule. Anyone who cannot see how he is simply THE BEST EVER...RAH RAH RAH SIS BOOM BAH is just ridiculously stupid and A BAD PERSON.
There you go....... Is that enough obeisant, obsequious, ingratiating, sycophantic fawning yet?????
There you go....... Is that enough obeisant, obsequious, ingratiating, sycophantic fawning yet?????
garizzalies
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Those are the only Lances and/or Tres that come to mind.
Unless the chubs are talking about nouns. Like I could see how chubs would like trays. So much more room than a plate.
Or using lances like giant shish kabobs. Maybe this whole thread started with a simple typo and he meant, “How good is eating with trays and lances?” That would make way more sense
Unless the chubs are talking about nouns. Like I could see how chubs would like trays. So much more room than a plate.
Or using lances like giant shish kabobs. Maybe this whole thread started with a simple typo and he meant, “How good is eating with trays and lances?” That would make way more sense
garizzalies said:
The BITH reference was something I wasn’t expecting, but it was perfect to throw at a NoDakker. Just no clue. Throughout the years, I’ve found that the funniest times come when you can make the target think he got you good. You’re great at it. Honestly.
garizzalies
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Learned from the master :thumb:
Alright, so I’m playing at 6200 ft. elevation tomorrow morning. I’ve played at sea level for about the last 10 years. I’ve read that 5000ft equals a 10% increase in distance. Here’s the rub: I went back to the old blades that go about a club+ shorter at sea level than my “normal” irons. I’m thinking the driver will obviously go longer, but my hope is that the old blades will be normalized to what I’m used to at elevation. You know, the old, ‘Montana 7-iron is a sea level 5-iron’, but in reverse? Hit the center of the clubface and find out, I know, but I’m honestly curious about what’s gonna happen tomorrow.
Hey, whatever happened to Jlamweighsaton, the OP on this thread, and dedicated UM alum? Haven't heard much from him lately. He must be busy with his daily hikes to the M followed by coffee with his buds at Zootown Brew.
Back to the original question. My NFL pro scout friend, Buddy, rates Trey Lance as “on the good side of medium.”
CDAGRIZ said:
Oh man, I miss that guy!!!
2011, not weighsaton/labrumtear. Cause...