Stricklin finally comes out of hiding: Billy Napier staying through 2025

GatorInKnox

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Being a Braves fan, that’s the least of your concern when it comes to questionable actions? I get that many Gators also love the Braves, but if ever elected president, my first order of business would be anyone caught doing that chop being immediately arrested. Like to chant? Do it in cell block C of federal prison.
I have had many heated conversations with my poor children on this very topic.
 

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I have had many heated conversations with my poor children on this very topic.

Unfortunately, the next one may be using one of these. My ‘28 chances are really starting to look good.

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Juluke nominated for the Broyles Award. Very deserving imo. Truly one of the few bright spots during the last 3 years.

(pump then dump)
 

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the area around the club wasn't really benefiting financially by the tournament being held there.
..........to no one's surprise I'm quite sure.

I have lived in the ATL area twice in my life: June '87 - April '93 & October '12 - present. I really miss the pre-Olympics city. Yes, it had its bad areas; but the crime was really confined to those areas. There were a ton of really cool, safe, areas to hang out and it was a great place for a young 20 something single guy or gal. When Mrs. G and I were being transferred back to the US in the summer of '97, we really considered coming back to ATL, but because my mom had been dealing with cancer and my dad needed some help, we moved to NoVa. It was a good opportunity professionally to come back in 2012, so we jumped on it, but the city has changed very much and not for the better as you all know. So, we live Cherokee, and I work in Norcross and rarely do we go into Atlanta proper. It's a shame but the northern suburbs are great, have everything we want/need, and my Florida born and raised wife is happy. And as we all know: Happy wife, happy life.
 

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Juluke nominated for the Broyles Award. Very deserving imo. Truly one of the few bright spots during the last 3 years.

(pump then dump)
He has been excellent. Recruiting, development, everything.
 

neteng

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Interestingly, my dashboard shows you have deleted 22 posts in the last 90 minutes, all of them between 2019 and 2021.
Ha...always wondered if you monitored the deleted posts. I try to be funny with my reasons just in case you did. Now I am going to really make sure to try harder with the reasons.
 

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..........to no one's surprise I'm quite sure.

I have lived in the ATL area twice in my life: June '87 - April '93 & October '12 - present. I really miss the pre-Olympics city. Yes, it had its bad areas; but the crime was really confined to those areas. There were a ton of really cool, safe, areas to hang out and it was a great place for a young 20 something single guy or gal. When Mrs. G and I were being transferred back to the US in the summer of '97, we really considered coming back to ATL, but because my mom had been dealing with cancer and my dad needed some help, we moved to NoVa. It was a good opportunity professionally to come back in 2012, so we jumped on it, but the city has changed very much and not for the better as you all know. So, we live Cherokee, and I work in Norcross and rarely do we go into Atlanta proper. It's a shame but the northern suburbs are great, have everything we want/need, and my Florida born and raised wife is happy. And as we all know: Happy wife, happy life.
In high school in the late '80s, me and some buddies would drive downtown to Hawks and Atlanta Knights games at the Omni and it was safe. Same at GA Tech. We were high school kids down there and no problems at all. Gwinnett, where we grew up was super safe. Post Olympics, around '98, ATL and Buckhead started going downhill. Lenox Square Mall was the hub of it deteriorating. I lived in Alpharetta after college and then upon my return from Cali in late '99 and it was nice and safe. Then the traffic came north and influx of Yankees moved into the 'burbs. My parents moved up to North GA mountains and I left ATL in '05 for Palm Beach. Still go back up every 2 weeks to Midtown for meetings, but it's sketchy some days, especially with these kids seeing all the "smash and grab" videos on social media and wanting to be thugs, so I'm careful to stay away from the stores on Peachtree or even at Phipps Plaza. How has Town Center Mall turned out near you? Cherokee is great. Way out. I still have property in Ball Ground at Hawks Ridge, but never had time to build. Maybe one day I'll return, but traffic is awful everywhere up there.
 

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Show the posts or STFU, which means STFU
You've got to be kidding. The two of us literally had debates about whether or not he was doing a good job. You and auggiedunce were particularly high on his crootin prowess and off-season momentum around signing day 2019. I guarantee I'm not the only one who remembers...
 

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You've got to be kidding. The two of us literally had debates about whether or not he was doing a good job. You and auggiedunce were particularly high on his crootin prowess and off-season momentum around signing day 2019. I guarantee I'm not the only one who remembers...
Then show the receipts. You can’t.
 

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are you trying to imply you don't like the Braves doing the chop due to FSU doing it? Because that would be pretty whack because the Braves and us fans were doing the chop as far back as the '70s when I was a little kid. Sitting out in left field next to Chief Noc-a homa's teepee we were doing the chop. Way before the semenoles started it.
First, it is offensive to those of us of native American descent...regardless who started it.

Second, Chief Noc-a-Homa was also offensive.

Third, that fagggot that rides out on the reFSU field is offensive.

Fourth, fuch reFSU AND the "braves"...a team name that is also offensive.





EDIT: oh yeah, I just remembered, I am neither offended nor native American. But I do hate both those organizations!
 
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