Jerreme Wilburn

@MeatEaterTV Fly

Spin rod or fly rod this spring?

You’ll never regret spending an extra hour in the woods.

@CoverCrimson Im giving him a 3 year window to implement his style/culture...I just want 9 wins and a chance at the SEC or CFP so Im "okay" with where he is today...after 3 years I need a real run at a title though.

Alabama finished the season 11-4. How would you grade year two of the Kalen DeBoer Era?

@bruce_straughan ND hasn't been relevant since the 80s and even then it was brief

This is why former Alabama players like Mark Ingram and others were saying Alabama shouldn’t have been in the playoffs! They knew it, we knew it, everybody knew it except for the clowns in that room selecting the teams!

@chefsevenn 28-31

How much did this meal cost?

@CrimsonCoverage The O-line is the weakness and has been all season they are about to get handled by UGA.

Alabama fans, what are your thoughts on Alabama OC Ryan Grubb? 🤔

Yeah, but Alabama plays an FCS team in November.

HAPPY TENNESSEE HATE WEEK TO ALL WHO CELEBRATE

@MeatEaterTV Trout, Grouse, Blacktails.

Describe deer camp in 3 words.

@MeatEaterTV Does last years elk camp count?

Have you shot your bow recently?

There’s a problem with President Trump’s birthright citizenship executive order, and it doesn’t take much effort to see it. The Fourteenth Amendment reads, in relevant part: “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside.” Trump’s odd claim is that a child born in the United States without at least one parent who is a lawful permanent resident or citizen is not “subject to the jurisdiction” of the United States. But this is simply false. Set aside that Trump’s EO would affect children whose parents are lawfully but not permanently here. Let’s look at the “harder” case: the children of illegal immigrants. It should be obvious that even individuals who are unlawfully present in the United States are “subject to the jurisdiction thereof.” “Jurisdiction” is just the applicability of legal authority to them and the potential exercise of state power against them. People who are unlawfully present in the country can, of course, be charged with crimes, arrested, etc., just like almost anyone else in the United States. There is not a person who doubts this, least of all someone in the Trump administration. I include the word “almost” before “anyone else” two paragraphs above because the phrase “subject to the jurisdiction thereof” does exclude certain children: mainly the children of foreign diplomats, who, in fact, are generally not subject to U.S. laws. They have immunity that may or may not be waived by their home country. Now, you may not like the fact that the Constitution broadly grants birthright citizenship to the children of parents who are simply, perhaps even temporarily, present in the United States, but that is the law absent a constitutional amendment. We are a nation founded on the Rule of Law. The president cannot amend the Constitution (or laws) via executive order. Any unilateral effort by a president to change the Constitution is void. Only an Article V amendment can change it.

@RollTideJerky 42 years

The @CFBPlayoff home teams went 4-0 in the 1st round, all by double digits with an average margin of +19.3 points. All 4 teams led by 21 or more at some point.

Way to keep us on the edge of our seats Committee …. Riveting

Kirby trying to win an SEC championship with a backup Quarterback? I’m begging this dude to be original for once

@MeatEaterTV Bad take

Never trust a hunter who skips the liver.

“A 3-Loss team shouldn’t make the CFP playoffs” Highest ranked 3-loss teams over the last 10 years of the CFP ranking: 2014: #9 Ole Miss 2015: #12 Ole Miss 2016: #8 Wisconsin 2017: #7 Auburn 2018: #9 Washington 2019: #8 Wisconsin 2020: #7 Florida 2021: #11 Utah 2022: #8 Utah 2023: #13 LSU There will be a 3-loss team in the playoffs almost every single year, get used to it

@SSN_Alabama People bout to die when we get in lmao RTR

SOUTH CAROLINA OH MY GOD

@SSN_Alabama Oh does he mean like a RB does??????

Alabama OC Nick Sheridan said Jalen Milroe ran too laterally against Oklahoma. “Got to encourage him to get more north-south.”

@RyanCFowler Another inconsistent outing.

Oklahoma 10 Alabama 3 Halftime What are your thoughts?