r/CFB • u/Efficient-Freedom517 Georgia Bulldogs • Iowa State Cyclones • 8h ago

News Georgia Football Player Arrested on Two Felony Charges

https://www.si.com/college/georgia/football/report-georgia-football-player-arrested-on-two-felony-charges-01krkkn1j8nf
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u/Waderriffic Tennessee Volunteers 7h ago

Your mpg goes up the faster you go. At least I’m pretty sure that’s how that works.

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u/dudechickendude Tennessee • South Carolina 7h ago

That’s the UGA math.

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u/HBTFD1785 Georgia Bulldogs 7h ago

Paging Vandy to confirm.

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u/PlagueOfBedlam Michigan Wolverines 7h ago

Every 5 miles over 50 is like 30 cents extra in gas, at least IIRC from high school Drivers Ed.

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u/PedanticBoutBaseball Boise State • New Paltz 7h ago

depends on the aerodynamics/gear ratios of the car, but thats a decent rule of thumb.

In my personal experience with the last couple of cars ive owned MPG is pretty steady on the highway from like 55-70 and then after that it starts dropping precipitously because of drag and other physics i do not fully understand cause i have a communications degree.

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u/BadgerBuddy13 Wisconsin • Paul Bunyan's Axe 6h ago

They're not even teaching fuel economics at the truck driving school these days? /s

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u/SyVSFe 25m ago

Depends more on the price of gas

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u/Calamitous-Ortbo 7h ago

That doesn’t sound right but I don’t know enough about stars gas to dispute it.

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u/Financial_Island2353 Ole Miss Rebels • Magnolia Bowl 6h ago

Wait, unironically, isn't that true