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You mean the 5th Wave trailer? That I thought "oh, this is Independence Day 2", and then I thought "this is Falling Skies on the big screen", and then they named the film "5th Wave...oh, I think I've heard of it".

I did not wake the ceiling :)

I teach high school seniors and recently asked the same thing, this is what I got: it is a dance that originated from an Atlanta based rap group called Migos. They are a very popular rap group for those under 25, when I lift after school or practice it is all that they play on their speakers.

4FSJ, can you do anything right?

Yelled the same thing but with a mf word before Dadi. Also woke up the kids. Totally justifiable in my opinion.

A punt return in Frank's last game was quite symbolic. I had to raise the glass to that last night...

What a crazy game, I may or may not have been yelled at for waking my wife and both kids and likely half the neighborhood for yelling "Who's your Dadi?" After that last sack. Great way to go out Frank, enjoy your retirement!

They found some good pictures.

THANKS FRANK! GREAT LONG TRIP!

+1

and yet, as frustrating as the offense was down the stretch, they didn't give up 52 points. Some upperclassmen did not play as well as they needed to. Chuck Clark and Brandon Facyson both had some moments where those guys make plays in the past and didn't tonight. The linebacker play was dreadful. I have defended them- that was as bad as the position looked since the Duke game. Some of that was the interior line, especially when Foster called a 30 front and the nose tackle would seemingly freelance a rush and lose responsibility for both A gaps. That would often leave two OL and a back vs the two backers, and the way those kids were on their heels meant they had zero chance.

The positives: Terrell Edmunds had a spectacular game when he was challenged, which was not often. I would have liked to have seen Anthony Shegog play more. From a game speed view, the run defense was significantly better with him on the field. We will see what the film says. I thought Nigel Williams and Vinny Mihota gave some excellent reps, and I was surprised when Foster went with Sobczak and Baron for a series there up 18 but the game far from being in doubt. Adonis Alexander was covering Garrett well when matched up on him. Garrett was much more effective against Facyson; however Alexander did something wrong in the 3rd Q and Foster blew a gasket at him. After that, Facyson seemed to be on Garrett much more often.

I said repeatedly here and on Twitter that the Tulsa offense was no joke. I hate being right.

As for Isaiah Ford, some day you guys will tell your kids that you watched him play. That was spectacular. He is an unbelievable football player and may not get the credit he deserves because he makes it so easy. It looks easy because that kid puts in serious work. Ryan Malleck was terrific blocking all game long, and I hope NFL scouts noticed. He is a solid receiver, and is fantastic as a blocker. Hodges had a really uneven night. I thought there were some more targets where Phillips and Ford were open that got forced to Bucky and his route running couldn't trump the best coverage Tulsa could muster. Loeffler also had a nice match up with Rogers split out, but didn't come back to it after one good drive.

What a bitter, bitter sweet victory. Here's to you Frank.