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Mizzou's contact with him is certainly a major factor but I don't think you understand how it's been down here.
Sure. I don't understand. You must be right.
Mizzou's contact with him is certainly a major factor but I don't think you understand how it's been down here.
Sorry that was a typo. What I meant to say was, I don't think you understand how hot it's been down here. Barrow getting plucked from spring-time in Michigan and deposited in Coral Gables a few hours later had to be quite a jolt. Will you concede that May 2024 was the hottest month of May on record down here? Give me that much at least.Sure. I don't understand. You must be right.
Sorry that was a typo. What I meant to say was, I don't think you understand how hot it's been down here. Barrow getting plucked from spring-time in Michigan and deposited in Coral Gables a few hours later had to be quite a jolt. Will you concede that May 2024 was the hottest month of May on record down here? Give me that much at least.
If he was so keen on playing at Mizzou then he would have signed there instead. Something about his time here prompted him to leave, and I would not discount the possibility of record heat influencing that decision and you're free to disagree.
What was a typo? You acting like I haven't lived in Florida for 50 years, or post after post of you doubling down on your mindless speculation about "the weather" being the reason that Barrow asked us for an extra $50K for his father?
Will you concede that just said that you are obviously speculating? Give me that much at least.
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My original post on the subject: Barrow's a southern bloke but could he have been turned off by doing drills in extreme heat since arriving? It was the hottest month of May on record down here.
I never said that May's record heat was the only reason he's considering leaving, but I do think it's something worth considering. Clearly, you do not. But I'll reiterate that only Barrow (not you) knows all of the factors that lad him here.
Can you read good? I can't make it any more clear that extreme heat may have been a contributing factor, and not the only reason Barrow would consider exiting. Also, he's spent the past 4 years of his life north of the Great Lakes and had likely become accustomed to those conditions. To go from temps in the 60s upon taking off to 110 upon landing may have had an impact. May have......May have.Yes, the hot weather caused Barrow to demand an extra $50K. Makes sense.
Yeah, Miami is the only place that had unseasonably hot temperatures in May. Must be so shocking to a kid from temperate Augusta, GA.
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I cheer for the bull in rodeos.I always root for the bison
This past weekend was gorgeous up here in PBC. Mid 80's with a nice breeze. Sat out by the water and had lunch yesterday. It's the only reason to stay here now.I'd also point out that Barrow visited UM in May. So, you know, no surprises.