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To change Lift Height, Wheel Offset, Shocks, Rims, And tires. There's also a maintenance menu where you are able to repair your vehicle. currently the intercept vehicles aren't able to have new colors, but with the non-warehouse chaser vehicles you can color them. (Such as the Vortex 2 Probe Truck.)Mesonet[] The Mesonet GUI as of 1.21 The Mesonet is an attachment that measures windspeeds in MPH (Or KMH if wanted). It can be attached onto all dealership vehicles (Through garages) and is on all of the interceptors by default. its a useful tool if you want to deploy probes because it will show the current windspeeds and when to get out of there. it will also generate money over 65 MPH. the windspeeds GUI's text will change to ERROR if picked up. the mesonet costs $17,500 to put on a vehicle, and it wont transfer to other vehicles.However, vehicles like the Scout can have the mesonet included with the vehicle, and the Scout even costs $9,400.Deploying[] The current Deployment system in 1.21. Deploying is a mechanic seen only on Intercept Vehicles such as the TIV-1, Dominator 1, Dominator 2, Dominator 3, and TIV-2, though the same menu can operate some systems on dealership vehicle variants (only some have it) as well as DOW 3 and DOW 6, the menu is used for the doppler radar and other systems. To deploy you first have to be using the parking brake, then you must either press B (Auto Deploy), or press a sidebar which you can manually deploy your vehicle, to deploy a part you hold left click on it, and you hold right click on to undeploy that part. A Visual representation of Hydroplaning. Hydroplaning[]Hydroplaning occurs when a layer of water builds up beneath the tires, thus leading to loss of traction that can be deadly in real life. though the loss of traction isn't always bad, as if in a wide open area and if controlled, you can actually drift your vehicle. To avoid hydroplaning, always reduce speed when taking a sharp corner.Dealership Vehicles[]These vehicles get picked up at winds

Ranking the top five portal DL classesTeams around the country solidified the foundation of their roster during the winter transfer window. This week we're highlighting the best transfer classes by position. Today the defensive linemen are under the microscope.THIS SERIES: Ranking the top five portal QB classes | Top portal RB classes | Top portal WR classes | Top portal TE classes | Top portal OL classesMORE TRANSFER PORTAL: Latest news | Transfer search | Transfer Team Ranking | Football Player Ranking1. Texas TechDL transfers: Lee Hunter, Romello Height, Skyler Gill-Howard, Anthony Holmes Jr.This Texas Tech transfer class has been one of the biggest stories of this cycle. The Red Raiders loaded up on talented defensive linemen in the transfer portal and currently hold two four-stars in Hunter and Height along with two high three-stars in Gill-Howard and Holmes. Texas Tech beat Texas and Florida State to land Hunter, a second-team All-Big 12 selection this past season. Height was a strong contributor for Georgia Tech last season and has one year of eligibility remaining. LSU and Florida State had been pursuing Gill-Howard before he decided to commit to Texas Tech. Holmes showed his ability to get pressure on the quarterback while at Houston this past season.2. LSUDL transfers: Patrick Payton, Jack Pyburn, Jimari Butler, Sydir MitchellLSU has one of the best transfer classes this cycle and some of its most important additions are defensive linemen. Payton was a star at Florida State and proved to be a game-wrecker when the offense didn't specifically account for him. Pyburn arrives in Baton Rouge having just completed a breakout season at Florida. Butler was a multi-year starter at Nebraska and a consistent presence in the backfield. Mitchell showed off impressive potential during his two seasons at Texas but LSU is hoping for more

Making for an annual average salary of $45 million. Mahomes’ net worth is currently estimated to be $70 million.Patrick Mahomes wears jersey number 15, and throws with his right hand.Patrick Mahomes BackgroundMahomes attended Whitehouse High School in Whitehouse, Texas, and played football, baseball, and basketball while there.In football, he had 4,619 passing yards, 50 passing touchdowns, 948 rushing yards, and 15 rushing touchdowns as a senior in high school. He was named Maxpreps Male Athlete of the Year for 2013-2014.Patrick Mahomes was ranked as the 12th best dual-threat quarterback in his recruiting class. Despite being drafted in the 37th round of the 2014 MLB Draft by the Detroit Tigers, Mahomes did not sign an MLB contract and instead committed to play college football at Texas Tech University.Mahomes spent most of his freshman season at Texas Tech as the backup quarterback, but started the season’s final three games. For the season, he passed for 1,547 yards, 16 touchdowns, and 4 interceptions.Mahomes began his sophomore season at Texas Tech as the starting quarterback. Overall, in that 2015 season, he led the Big 12 Conference with 364 pass completions for 4,653 yards, 36 touchdowns, and 15 interceptions. Texas Tech went 7-6 on the season.Mahomes also played in 3 baseball games that season, but announced he’d be quitting baseball after the season ended to focus on football.As a junior, Mahomes put up incredible statistics. In an October 22, 2016 game against Oklahoma, Mahomes broke the NCAA FBS records for single-game total offense with 819

136. DI Aeneas Peebles, Virginia Tech 137. ED Tyler Batty, BYU 138. TE Benjamin Yurosek, Georgia 139. HB Jarquez Hunter, Auburn 140. S Billy Bowman Jr., Oklahoma 141. HB Kalel Mullings, Michigan 142. G Luke Kandra, Cincinnati 143. WR Pat Bryant, Illinois 144. ED Tyler Baron, Miami (FL) 145. TE Jake Briningstool, Clemson 146. WR Kobe Hudson, UCF 147. CB Alijah Huzzie, North Carolina 148. DI Simeon Barrow Jr., Miami (FL) 149. HB Trevor Etienne, Georgia 150. DI Shemar Turner, Texas A&M 151. CB Quincy Riley, Louisville 152. WR Kyle Williams, Washington State 153. QB Kyle McCord, Syracuse 154. ED R.J. Oben, Notre Dame 155. LB Kobe King, Penn State 156. DI CJ West, Indiana 157. TE Jackson Hawes, Georgia Tech 158. S Upton Stout, Western Kentucky 159. C Seth McLaughlin, Ohio State 160. WR Nick Nash, San Jose State 161. G Connor Colby, Iowa 162. TE Thomas Fidone II, Nebraska 163. G Tyler Cooper, Minnesota 164. ED Jah Joyner, Minnesota 165. LB Cody Simon, Ohio State 166. HB Kyle Monangai, Rutgers 167. LB Cody Lindenberg, Minnesota 168. CB Denzel Burke, Ohio State 169. LB Danny Stutsman, Oklahoma 170. CB Dorian Strong, Virginia Tech 171. HB Marcus Yarns, Delaware 172. C Jonah Monheim, USC 173. T Emery Jones, LSU 174. QB Kurtis Rourke, Indiana 175. T John Williams, Cincinnati 176. HB Bhayshul Tuten, Virginia Tech 177. CB O'Donnell Fortune, South Carolina 178. TE Caden Prieskorn, Mississippi 179. DI Tim Smith, Alabama 180. T Jack Nelson, Wisconsin 181. CB Robert Longerbeam, Rutgers 182. QB Max Brosmer, Minnesota 183. WR Antwane Wells Jr., Mississippi 184. ED Bradyn Swinson, LSU 185. TE Jalin Conyers, Texas Tech 186. HB Jordan James, Oregon 187. DI Junior Tafuna, Utah 188. HB Tahj Brooks, Texas Tech 189. DI Zeek Biggers, Georgia Tech 190. S Akili Arnold, USC 191. T Ajani Cornelius, Oregon 192. HB Ollie Gordon, Oklahoma State 193. CB Jaylin Smith, USC 194. C Jake Majors, Texas 195. WR Kaden Prather, Maryland 196. LB Jay Higgins, Iowa 197. WR Chimere Dike, Florida 198. S Dean Clark, Fresno State 199. G Miles Frazier, LSU 200. DI Jamaree Caldwell, Oregon

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The regular season finale, at home game against Texas Tech on Nov. 29.TCU will be WVU’s homecoming game, while Colorado will be the Mountaineers’ Mountaineer Week game. UCF and Texas Tech are the only return opponents from last season, when the Mountaineers finished 6-7 with a Frisco Bowl loss to Memphis.In all, WVU’s 2025 slate features a pair of conference champions in Arizona State and MAC champ Ohio, three teams who finished with 11 wins in ASU, Ohio and BYU, six bowl teams and 12 teams with an average of 6.8 wins.“Now that the football schedule has been completed, our fans can finalize their travel plans and make final preparations for Mountaineer football this fall,” WVU Athletic Director Wren Baker said. “When you play in the Big 12, the schedule is always going to provide great competition, and the excitement and anticipation for the season and Coach Rod’s return to the West Virginia sidelines are already in high gear.” Times for WVU’s games are still to be determined.— Story by Derek Redd2025 scheduleAug. 30 – vs. Robert MorrisSept. 6 – at Ohio UniversitySept. 13 – vs. PittSept. 20 – at KansasSept. 27 – vs. UtahOct. 3 – at BYUOct. 18 – at UCFOct. 25 – vs. TCUNov. 1 – at HoustonNov. 8 – vs. ColoradoNov. 15 – at Arizona StateNov. 29 – vs. Texas Tech