Originally Posted by m3113n1a1 (Post 3665969)

For domestic redeyes it all depends where you're acclimated to also. For me living on the west coast and starting a trip with a redeye that gets in at 5 or 6am east coast time is easy because you're landing at 2-3am body clock time. But a redeye back from Hawaii I don't love because I'm landing at 5-6am body clock time. Same with redeyes to Central America. I imagine redeyes hurt way more for guys acclimated to east coast time. Finishing a trip with a redeye sucks.
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Originally Posted by LeineLodge (Post 3666125)

Which SEC school and I’ll answer your question? :D

Originally Posted by TegridyFarms (Post 3666781)

V-O-L-S

Pretty pumped. Should be a fun season. Can’t get this back, the 320 will be there still in January:)

Originally Posted by TegridyFarms (Post 3666781)

V-O-L-S

Pretty pumped. Should be a fun season. Can’t get this back, the 320 will be there still in January:)

Originally Posted by FlexManFlex (Post 3667180)

I was looking through the mock vs actual results and they seemed pretty similar. Anyone else notice that too? Think the mock award for July will be Tuesday? (6 days after opening)

Originally Posted by OpsCheckOK (Post 3667192)

Hopefully they won’t keep doing mock bids. Just go straight to the award.

Originally Posted by FangsF15 (Post 3667197)

Why? What's the downside?

Originally Posted by FangsF15 (Post 3667197)

Why? What's the downside?

Originally Posted by Tropical (Post 3667204)

I think mock bids encourage sport bidding. People throw something they don't really want in just to see if it goes through. Then pull it before the finals. That skews the mock/prelim and makes it useless when enough people start doing that. It also turns the final few days into an auction when some people see what they could have held and go for it, as Flex said above.