Michael Terry III

That worries me now.

I like Michael Terry.

I do.

I like Michael Terry.

You know, Ryan Nibley could also step into that role as well.

And then we still do have Relique Brown.

S26Q0585, Biolab Inc. versus Fannie Tartt et al.

Michael Eber for Appellant, Michael Terry for Appellate.

All right, Mr. Eber, when you're ready, but take your time if you need a moment.

The question before the court, if you've been exposed to potentially toxic substances but haven't gotten sick yet, should those allegedly responsible for the exposure pay for long-term medical monitoring in case you do get sick? Here's the attorney for Biolab, Michael Eber.

That claim is simply unprecedented under Georgia law, and it would violate the traditional rule that personal injury liability may not be imposed unless the plaintiff has a present physical injury.

And here's the attorney for the residence, Michael Terry.

But in a very real sense, thousands of people continue to live under that cloud because for them, this is not yesterday's news, but it's also tomorrow's news, next year's news, next decade's news, because these citizens face an increased risk of serious even deadly health complications.

Their best protection is regular medical monitoring to enable early detection and treatment.

All right, so yeah, Indiana-Ohio State this weekend, Ron.

Uh, Michael Terry says Indiana hasn't played their best football yet, not sure about the depth at running back.

That seemed to really be on display in that Northwestern game, that they actually came back and got, and the running back made a big play at the end to, to close it out.

But yeah, last year they had an NFL...

We talked a little bit on our Thursday live this morning about what the ideal is for this Texas offense, and no matter whether you kind of lean towards this pro-style 12, the 11 spreading out, getting these guys out there, Townsend impacts that.

I do think on the running back point, you know, I thought that quote about, like, they're never going to be 100% the rest of the year is pretty funny from Sark, but realistic about the running back position, that's why he brings in Hollywood Spunders and Raleigh Brown from the portal, keeps around guys like James Simon and Michael Terry if needed, Derek Cooper's there as well, but this might be the most healthy this trio of cooper brown and smothers ends up being this year and so if that's the case you really got to take advantage of having your number one back his one b with him and we'll see plenty of derrick cooper this game i think it might not be 10 carries might be five but he'll play in a game like this i'd assume but this texas run game does need to be better no matter what that's i think one of the big takeaways from this i Another interesting point that came from this presser, and maybe not what we expected to be seeing, I asked this question to help Tyler out a little bit about Nick Saban, but we had three kind of Hall of Fame level coaches, Saban, Royal, and Mack Brown be brought up for, you know, how do you deal with a rivalry like this? Like, what is...

What is the message to your team, and what have maybe you been told from someone like Mack Brown, who just was inducted into the Cotton Bowl Hall of Fame? What do these people tell you about how you prepare these teams, and then what do you do to prepare? Tyler, I would love to hear what you have to say about this.

Yeah, it was really interesting to hear Sark say that what he heard from Mack Brown was actually passed down to Mack Brown from Darryl Royal, to your point, so...

What else is he gonna do?

[laughs] This is just the Michael Terry argument.

It's just-

I think-

Kleckner took the reins.

Representative Terry, the floor is yours.

Great.

Michael Terry, one of Yards' closest goons.

How were these walking piles of shit not all in prison? I want to go back to the original question.

Can you walk us through that confrontation, just from the part where the alarm was raised? "'I can?' I replied.

I, along with top leadership from the Council and the vast majority of human military forces, who weren't assigned protection detail, immediately engaged in combat.' Meanwhile, the human leadership was pushing and shoving for space on the transport out.

Apparently, they'd never learned about exiting the building in an orderly fashion.

in the running back room?

We got to see Michael Terry against UTSA, big, strong, powerful, fast.

Obviously, when you get a clear lane, like this is what these guys at Alabama, they killed it because they always had such a predictable running lane.

They knew where the block was going to be.

You can hit it 100 miles an hour.

We got to see what it looks like with Michael Terry doing that in the second half against UTSA.

It's a whole different ballgame doing it against Tennessee, though.

James Simon had a good week.