HMs: 1993 Memphis Blues (10-70. this is actually a 71 OVR team... Wtf. Lack of ball-handlers, I'd guess. They didn't have a single Guard in the roster that season), 1919 Atlanta Kaiju (10-70), 1949 Saint Louis Spirits (10-70), 2003 Las Vegas Pandas (10-72), 2020 Utah Missionaries (8-60)

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1912 - Albany Bagels Record: 7-53
Once upon a time, in 1911, Albany had a decent star duo, consisting of 23-year-old 61 OVR 6'4 PG/SG Connor Juergens, who averaged 15/4/13/0.5/2, and 28-year-old 61 OVR 6'4 SF Blake Woolsey, who averaged 20/7/3/1.3/1.6 a duo that led them to a 23-37. However, both were expiring contracts that season. And both were unsatisfied. Mainly due to the team's record of 23-37 and their small contract offers, so, they parted ways with the team. Connor left for the Boston Massacre, in which he became a 72 OVR by 1914, and made $870K. While Blake Woolsey left for the Philadelphia Cheesesteaks, in which he got his bag of $870K through 4 years, despite being traded in 1913. To top it all off, in 1912 the RNGod completely crushed all their hopes through a team-wide regression spree, and they ended up with a 14 OVR team, led by 26 year-old Lithuanian C Tomas Galdikas, who averaged just 16 PPG, 6 REB and 1.6 BLK. 7 wins and 53 losses.

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1924 - Virginia Pigeons Record: 9-71
Virginia had been a tanking team since 1919 (yes, they did make the playoffs in 1920 and 1921, but their last 40-win season had been all the way back in 1918), and this 1924 season was just the culmination of all that tanking combined with bad front office decisions. For example, in the 1922 draft, a draft with 6 All-Stars and 4 different Hall-of-famers, they had the 7th pick. And with the 7th pick, they picked the 7'3 Center Bobby Klein, who peaked at 57.

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1917 - Las Vegas Pandas Record: 9-71
In 1916, Las Vegas had a decent team, with tons of decent/good roleplayers, built around their superstar David Herbig (who was their leading scorer, rebounder, assister, blocker and stealer), who was averaging 24/7.5/8.5/1.7/1.8 that season. 1917 was just the result of a team-wide regression, including David Herbig himself, who went from 71 in 1915, to 67 in 1916 and then 65 in 1917. Now, it's not like Herbig wasn't trying. He still averaged 21/7/8.5/1.8/1.4 and made the All-Stars but that's just not enough, you know? The team-wide regression really f*cked them up. Only 4 players in that team averaged double digit numbers, including David Herbig, who himself regressed from 24 PPG to 21.

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1987 - Minnesota Blizzard Record: 9-71
A complete lack of good players. Even in 1986, a season in which they at least won 16 games, they only had 3 players averaging 15+ PPG. Including 43 year old 50 OVR Carlos Vroman. By 1987, even he had abandoned this dumpster fire of a team, and they were left with only their star, future HOF 6'1 Guard Nicholas Rendleman, one of the hardest-working players in league history, who, despite averaging 26.5/5/11/0.5/2 couldn't help carry this team to even TEN wins, and the 10th season veteran roleplayer 6'3 SG/SF Tim Maguire, who averaged 18/6.5/3/0.5/1.2. Those were the only players to average 15 PPG+ in this team (the 26 year-old PG Nate Miller did average 15+ too, at 16.7, but he only played 23 games that season. They traded him away for young PF Len Everett, who'd be loyal to them for a long time, but still...)

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1961 - Austin Convicts Record: 9-71
I feel bad for Jamés Linder in this situation. He's top 15 of all time according to my GOAT Lab Formula, yet, the Boston Massacre, the team he had been loyal to his whole career, even missing tons of opportunities to win more rings just to make the state of Massachusetts proud... They just abandoned him. Traded him away to this garbage of a team (a team that went 20-60 in 1960) just because he was 37 and left him to rot there. He even said on interviews that he felt completely betrayed by the front office... I mean, it wouldn't have been that bad if Austin's d*ckhead GM wouldn't have let their previous season All-Star, Sean Bernard, walk in free agency. They could've played together and... Idk maybe have made playoffs? Anyways, Jamés Linder, despite being 38, with terrible athleticism at that point and on a sharp decline, still tried to salvage the team, averaging 28 PPG, 5 REB and 10 AST (idk how tf he missed the All-Star team), but it just wasn't supposed to be. Jamés Linder hated playing basketball during 1961, and would go on to retire just 2 seasons later.
Ooh Boy, here we go. The top 5 worst teams in NBF history, the worst of the worst, the absolute most Trash, Garbage, Dumpster Fire teams are here. Are you ready? drums

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1917 - Boston Massacre Record: 8-72
The highest OVR player on this team was 56 OVR, 34-year-old, HOF veteran 6'5 SG/SF Kyle Turner. He averaged 17.2 PPG (SEVENTEEN) that season. Literally the only thing worth noting in this complete and utter disaster of a season is the development of their 7th pick in the 1916 draft, the 6'4 PG Tim Jones who progressed from 46 to 53 that season. He was one of their 6 50+ OVR players. They only had 6 50+ OVR players. I don't even have anything to say. (Idk why I was so surprised by this. Now, after I have finished writing, I've realized that 50s actually seems decent when compared to some of those teams)

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1987 - Portland Roses Record: 8-72
This team is even worse than the previous one, at least in terms of 50 OVR players. They have 4 in total. But I wouldn't say they are as bad as the presence of 4 50s indicates. They have two seasoned-veterans and future HOFers in 58 OVR 37-year-old Jackson Drayton, who averaged 17 PPG and 12 AST and 44 OVR 42-year-old Ethan Couch who averaged 13 PPG, 8 REB and 6 AST. In fact, this team had 6 players averaging double digit PPG and a defensive specialist who averaged 8 PPG. Their main option, the 6'1, #7 pick in the 1983 draft Zach Seacat, who many considered to be a bust, showed he could at least score and shoot a bit, averaging 18 PPG, 4 REB, 3 AST, 1.6 STL on 37.8% from downtown. Yeah, the team was terrible, but it's all fun and games when you're averaging 18 PPG on 38% from 3, right?

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1992 - San Diego Armadillos Record: 7-73
Now, this team is a TERRIBLY underperforming team. Not as underperforming as the 1993 Memphis Blues, but still, they were a 27 OVR team. They should've won at least 11 games, you know? At the start of the season, they also had 2 Future HOFers in the form of 60 OVR 23-year-old PF/C Frank Johnson, who was averaging 15 PPG, 11 REB, 2 AST, 2.1 BLK and 2 STL on elite shooting splits. However, he got traded, just before the trade deadline for Boston's Kareem Kirven, an actual 34-year-old All-Star Caliber Guard, who averaged 25 PPG, 9.8 REB, 7 AST, 0.3 BLK and 1.3 STL through 32 games with them. Their other future HOF player was Dominick Womack, a classic PG who was averaging 17 PPG, 4.5 REB, 8.5 AST and 1.2 BLK with 41 3P%. But yeah, outside of the 2 star players they had through the season (either Dominick and Frank or Dominick and Kareem), they didn't really have much help, outside of 3 & D Wing Aaron Walker, who was averaging 17 PPG, 1 BLK and 1.6 STL on 36% from 3, and maybe veteran Devin Outlaw, who was averaging 12 PPG and 6 REB? So, let's just say the lack of role-players was what ultimately ruined them
oh god...

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2000 - Atlanta Kaiju Record: 4-76
To see arguably the 3rd or 2nd greatest franchise in NBF history be brought down to it's knees like this is completely heartbreaking. The same franchise that won 10 championship rings and had the greatest season of all time in 1950, going 73-7, is also the franchise tied for the worst season in league history, at 4-76, exactly 50 years after their glorious season. Truly disheartening. It's not even funny to laugh and insult them at this point, it's just sad. Their leading scorer was acquired in the middle of the season through a trade, having only played 36 games. That player was Kelvin Smith, a 26th overall pick. He averaged 23 PPG, 9 REB, 4 AST, 0.7 BLK and 1.7 STL. Now, he was at least a 62 overall, but as a I said, he was acquired in the middle of the season. Their true scoring leader, through the entire season? A 54 overall. 54 OVR, 7'1 Nate Ramos. A DEFENSIVE-SPECIALIST CENTER. THIS TEAM IS FUCKING TERRIBLE. He averaged 17.8 PPG, 11.5 REB, 6 AST (he has 57 passing), 1.7 BLK and 0.8 STL. And was the team-leader in everything. expect steals, that goes to 47 overall PG Nick Martin, who averaged 1.6 STL.

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1953 - Minneapolis Snipers
Their 4 best players were, respectively: A 57 A 52 A 51 A 50 Now, let's look at 2022 San Diego Armadillos. They were a terribly MID team, going 40-42 and getting the 9th seed. You know how many minutes their 52 and 51s get? 52 Valentino Burgess - 13.7 51 Case King - 11.2 51 Ken Hicks - 10.5
Wanna know who got more than that in this Minneapolis Snipers team? 37 Tosin Nwosu - 15.4
This is just an absurdity. At least their 57 OVR was averaging 21 PPG, but still, that's 13.8 PER for him. Their best player had 13.8 PER. Their second best, the 30-year-old 51 OVR F Lance Onwuasor had 13.7 PER. Their third best, the young future HOFer SF 50 OVR Brendan Paongo, had 10.7 PER.
Oh, and this team is a, a kid you not, MINUS ONE Overall. Let's just say that, not even in the first season in league history (1891) there was a negative overall team. In fact, the worst team that season, at least in terms of OVR, was a 44 Overall team. The ultimate disaster: 1953, Minneapolis.

Does anyone know what is going on on June 4th? I’m seeing no parking signs on that day in almost every sub city and I’m really curious as to what is going on.

Dog Beach is huge

Okay, granted, I just lost my physical card so I can only go where Apple Pay is accepted…But I’ve gotten one batch since 8:30 this morning and it’s now 1:30. Wtf? Reached out to support mainly to see if they could find a connection issue or something but 😁 it’s been 12 minutes since the support person has said anything 😁 so I’m just really not sure. Figured Reddit might have the answer faster than instacart. 😅

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I'm heading to San Diego this June for a bachelor party and was wondering if anybody had any suggestions on a bar crawl route? We have a group of 12 people, all in their late 20's or early 30's. I wanted to start somewhere where we could grab dinner, and I found a few lists that people had posted on the San Diego Subreddit previously, but most had bars that were closed now or I couldn't find a good restaurant for my group to start at, so I was curious if anybody had any suggestions? I'm not too familiar with the area, so any help or advice is definitely appreciated.

I live in San Diego and my parents have recently moved to a small town in KY, with the nearest airport being Lexington “Blue Grass Airport” which is about 90 minutes away itself. Other nearby airports would be Knoxville, Louisville, Nashville and the furthest and dumbest choice being Cincinnati. The prices are only ever so slightly cheaper at the airports other than Lexington, sometimes as low as a $50 difference, yet adding a minimum of an hour of driving time. Therefore I wanna stick to flying into Lexington. There’s not a lot of selection for airlines. Southwest doesn’t go to blue grass at all, and the only “cheap” airline is Allegiant which would only have Vegas as a layover, and might not even fly on the same day. That leaves the big three to choose from. Delta almost doesn’t show up in the results, costs more and I don’t have good memories from when I’ve previously flown on them. United charges nearly double what American would in theory.
Now supposedly starting in September United Express will fly from Denver all the way to Lexington. I’m not sure if this will bring United’s prices down a bit, or do nothing and it would be a horrible flight in December on a tiny plane. Almost all the regular flights are either American (both full and Eagle) thru DFW, or Chicago, and United thru Chicago. I’ve heard nothing but horror stories about O’hare, and being December I’m afraid of being canceled for weather reasons. It’s been over 10 years since I’ve had a layover in DFW, and it was bad back then, but that was including customs coming back from London and having to recheck bags and such. I recently flew on both United and American and the service on American has improved dramatically, while United flight attendants are still as unfriendly as ever. The problem with the DFW option, is the layovers are all really short, 40 minutes each way. I pretty much know everyone will say that’s not nearly enough time especially around the holidays and almost certainly having to change terminals.
I know it’s not even quite June yet, but the prices are already high, my parents are desperate for a visit, and my budget isn’t the greatest, and I wanna avoid missing a connection and avoid weather delays as much as possible. There’s not many American options for Chicago, unless I pay a lot more, same for Charlotte I believe. Almost all options are tight connections in DFW, or United thru O’hare. Not sure which poison to pick.

So I own a sushi bar in San Diego, I started a tictok and have a IG, but I’m not sure how to use them for media … I’ve grown 700 followers on IG but it seems to be almost zero interaction and those 700 followers came from food bloggers coming in and posting on their accounts. Any suggestions on how to market for a restaurant? Also I have a pretty decent space for large parties and 2 patios that are great for 40 person or so parties, I want to promote the restaurant and besides old school way of doing things (mailers or doorhangers) I’m kinda lost

So I took each loser of each conference championship game and had them advance to the Super bowl. I had whichever conference won the super bowl that year stay as the winner. So for instance if the NFC won that year I kept the NFC team as the winner. I started in 1970 as that's when conference championships began. The results are below!
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• 1970-71

San Francisco 49ers Vs Oakland Raiders
Winner: Oakland Raiders
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• 1971-72

San Francisco 49ers Vs Baltimore Colts
Winner: San Francisco 49ers
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• 1972-1973

Dallas Cowboys vs Pittsburgh Steelers
Winner: Pittsburgh Steelers
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• 1973-1974

Dallas Cowboys Vs Oakland Raiders
Winner: Oakland Raiders
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• 1974-1975

Los Angeles Rams Vs Oakland Raiders
Winner: Oakland Raiders
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• 1975-1976

Los Angeles Rams Vs Oakland Raiders
Winner: Oakland Raiders
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• 1976-1977

Los Angeles Rams Vs Pittsburgh Steelers
Winner: Pittsburgh Steelers
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• 1977-1978

Minnesota Vikings Vs Oakland Raiders
Winner: Minnesota Vikings
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• 1978-1979

Los Angeles Rams Vs Houston Oilers
Winner: Houston Oilers
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• 1979-1980

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Vs Houston Oilers
Winner: Houston Oilers
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• 1980-1981

Dallas Cowboys Vs San Diego Chargers
Winner: San Diego Chargers
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• 1981-1982

Dallas Cowboys Vs San Diego Chargers
Winner: Dallas Cowboys
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• 1982-1983

Dallas Cowboys Vs New York Jets
Winner: Dallas Cowboys
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• 1983-1984

San Francisco 49ers Vs Seattle Seahawks
Winner: Seattle Seahawks
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• 1984-1985

Chicago Bears Vs Pittsburgh Steelers
Winner: Chicago Bears
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• 1985-1986

Los Angeles Rams Vs Miami Dolphins
Winner: Los Angeles Rams
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• 1986-1987

Washington Redskins Vs Cleveland Browns
Winner: Washington Redskins
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• 1987-1988

Minnesota Vikings Vs Cleveland Browns
Winner: Minnesota Vikings
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• 1988-1989

Chicago Bears Vs Buffalo Bills
Winner: Chicago Bears
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• 1989-1990

Los Angeles Rams Vs Cleveland Browns
Winner: Los Angeles Rams
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• 1990-1991

San Francisco 49ers Vs Los Angeles Raiders
Winner: San Francisco 49ers
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• 1991-1992

Detroit Lions Vs Denver Broncos
Winner: Detroit Lions
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• 1992-1993

San Francisco 49ers Vs Miami Dolphins
Winner: San Francisco 49ers
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• 1993-1994

San Francisco 49ers Vs Kansas City Chiefs
Winner: San Francisco 49ers
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• 1994-1995

Dallas Cowboys Vs Pittsburgh Steelers
Winner: Dallas Cowboys

• 1995-1996

Green Bay Packers Vs Indianapolis Colts
Winner: Green Bay Packers
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• 1996-1997

Carolina Panthers Vs Jacksonville Jaguars
Winner: Carolina Panthers
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• 1997-1998

San Francisco 49ers Vs Pittsburgh Steelers
Winner: Pittsburgh Steelers
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• 1998-1999

Minnesota Vikings Vs New York Jets
Winner: New York Jets
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• 1999-2000

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Vs Jacksonville Jaguars
Winner: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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• 2000-2001

Minnesota Vikings Vs Oakland Raiders
Winner: Oakland Raiders
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• 2001-2002

Philadelphia Eagles Vs Pittsburgh Steelers
Winner: Pittsburgh Steelers
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• 2002-2003

Philadelphia Eagles Vs Tennessee Titans
Winner: Philadelphia Eagles
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• 2003-2004

Philadelphia Eagles Vs Indianapolis Colts
Winner: Indianapolis Colts
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• 2004-2005

Atlanta Falcons Vs Pittsburgh Steelers
Winner: Pittsburgh Steelers
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• 2005-2006

Carolina Panthers Vs Denver Broncos
Winner: Denver Broncos
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• 2006-2007

New Orleans Saints Vs New England Patriots
Winner: New England Patriots
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• 2007-2008

Green Bay Packers Vs San Diego Chargers
Winner: Green Bay Packers
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• 2008-2009

Philadelphia Eagles Vs Baltimore Ravens
Winner: Baltimore Ravens
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• 2009-2010

Minnesota Vikings Vs New York Jets
Winner: Minnesota Vikings
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• 2010-2011

Chicago Bears Vs New York Jets
Winner: Chicago Bears
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• 2011-2012

San Francisco 49ers Vs Baltimore Ravens
Winner: San Francisco 49ers
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• 2012-2013

Atlanta Falcons Vs New England Patriots
Winner: New England Patriots
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• 2013-2014

San Francisco 49ers Vs New England Patriots
Winner: San Francisco 49ers
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• 2014-2015

Green Bay Packers Vs Indianapolis Colts
Winner: Indianapolis Colts
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• 2015-2016

Arizona Cardinals Vs New England Patriots
Winner: New England Patriots
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• 2016-2017

Green Bay Packers Vs Pittsburgh Steelers
Winner: Pittsburgh Steelers
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• 2017-2018

Minnesota Vikings Vs Jacksonville Jaguars
Winner: Jacksonville Jaguars
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• 2018-2019

New Orleans Saints Vs Kansas City Chiefs
Winner: Kansas City Chiefs
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• 2019-2020

Green Bay Packers Vs Tennessee Titans
Winner: Tennessee Titans
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• 2020-2021

Green Bay Packers Vs Buffalo Bills
Winner: Green Bay Packers
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• 2021-2022

San Francisco 49ers Vs Kansa City Chiefs
Winner: San Francisco 49ers
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• 2022-2023

San Francisco 49ers Vs Cincinnati Bengals
Winner: Cincinnati Bengals

I was exiting the highway and a CHP car was merging in, on a ramp. I was behind the CHP the entire time and slowed down, about to enter the off-ramp, but then I got pulled over from behind by another CHP car.
I've got an infraction ticket for doing 88 on a 65. The officer was very polite and didn't try to give me too much trouble, but said it's holiday season and that I drive a fast car. What is curious is that the ticket says "('80'') (#3 -> 4 Lane slowes behind cpd)" below the violation code. I got one ticket before, for doing 60 on 45, did traffic school, but it's been 13-14 months and not 18 so I don't think I'm eligible for traffic school.
I got a few questions: 1. Can someone decipher for me why officer wrote "('80'') (#3 -> 4 Lane slowes behind cpd)" on the ticket? Does it make any difference? 2. If I decide to fight the ticket, and let's say go with a ticket representation, is what the ticket is saying the highest extent to what they can charge me for? Could the officer go back on what they wrote on the ticket and for example say that I was going faster than 88 or add anything? 3. Where would you recommend I look for reviews on different ticket representation services here in SoCal? Anyone got experience or recommendations for Vista Court? Idk if it's allowed, but do any of you have recommendations on such representation?