Vive lay Chukker

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Speaking of, did everyone see this on ABC, CBS, NBC, etc? "Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg (D) was told she already voted when she went to cast her ballot in the Texas primary election on Tuesday. Ogg was prevented from voting Tuesday morning because a ballot had already been cast in her name, CNN reported. She is also a candidate on the primary ballot."
And I'll add that he's definitely the first president we've had in decades that seems to actually want what's best for America, American families, American jobs, and America's future. But he said p * ssy
You think that’s all he did? He incited a riot after he lost the last election and he is still lying about it" -- Nah. That's why the people who have been investigating him at the state and federal level for the last 8 years can't figure out how to charge him with anything legitimate (hear Gov. Hochul's statement on not-Trump individuals not needing to worry about similar "fraud" charges if you're unaware). He's arguably the cleanest president we've had in 100 years.
I would've probably overlooked the push for more endless wars, the illegals, and the rotten economy if they could've at least tried to keep food prices from doubling. Maybe even if they didn't add one trillion in debt every 100 days. But all of it together? Yeah, I'll take the guy who said p* ssy.
I'm betting EA will track every second that players compete as certain real life people but there won't be reimbursement based on it and most of the reward for the college athlete will be seeing himself in a video game.
I just saw an article where the newly formed Nashville Kats arena football team picked him up. I bet they're excited as heck to have him calling their games.
This is garbage. Unless Eli wouldn't agree to some financial terms, let him sit in that booth and hang out with the young guy no one cares about until he was ready to hang it up. There were many times I'd rather listen to Eli than watch the terrible talking heads on TV. I assume this is striking while the iron is hot, but it's still garbage.
There is rarely a year where more than 4 teams deserve any consideration for the championship, and this year was the exception. - It was inexcusable that #1 Georgia could somehow drop out of the top four.
Combine that with average to below average dudes taking elite women's scholarships and soon there will only be men's sports.
(looks at NIL era) (looks at Deion Sanders) (looks at NIL era) I'm completely fine saying Deion Sanders is the new face of college football.
Arguably the greatest coach of all time, Saban has led Alabama to 16 consecutive 10-win seasons — an NCAA record. Under his stewardship, the program won six national championships, appeared in 10 SEC Championship games with nine wins, and was a fixture in the four-team CFP. The standard is tremendously high. - The most mind-blowing stat I saw was that you could remove his NC winning seasons and Alabama STILL leads the FBS in winning percentages since 2009. That's incredible.
He would be a slightly worse hire than Dabo. And, like Dabo, he would struggle to win 3 games in the SEC.
Dabo would be a terrible choice. He struggles in the ACC and it looks more and more like his success was based on the signal stealing magic that started to disappear once his staff started leaving and other good teams started scheming against it. The sign stealing is reported and iirc Clemson confirmed it a couple years ago. There's probably a reason his hires come from inside the organization, and it's not aw-shucks loyalty. He'd be lucky to win three games in the SEC
The most incredible part is realizing that a bumbling, off-year Alabama team is the equal to the best Michigan team in decades. I'll take that level of coaching and ability any time I can get them.
The most fascinating part is realizing that this off-year not very good Alabama team was the equal to the best Michigan team in decades.
"Michigan vs everyone" is hilarious. They're trying so hard to be Alabama without the actions to become Alabama. People HATE Alabama and want them to lose every game. Michigan wants that same mystique so badly, and might have it in their own way, but if they do it's based on something else.
Also I just saw that Michigan is still trying their hardest to explain that their cumulative silence at the playoff announcement of them facing Bama was sorrowful solidarity in recognition of high-scoring and worthy FSU being kept out.
It would be interesting to know how much he's personally paid for the team.
Hahaha, did that Yankee really publicly say they thought Milroe was a slightly better version of their backup quarterback?
The same folks who insisted a comically unimpressive FSU got screwed out of the playoffs for managing to win in an easy conference had no problem with #1 Georgia dropping to #6 after a close conference championship loss. SEC bias is real.
That was a heck of a game. Georgia's, too. It was fun watching people realizing how different running an SEC schedule is than theirs.
Unless they had won, because they were intending to declare themselves Florida Man National Champions right up until they played a good team. ESPN: "DANIA BEACH, Fla. -- Florida State quarterback Brock Glenn said the Seminoles should "absolutely" be considered national champions if they end the season as the only undefeated Power 5 team in college football. Glenn said the prospect of raising a banner has been discussed among players, and he said the Seminoles remain focused on finishing out an undefeated season in the Capital One Orange Bowl in spite of a playoff snub and a host of bowl game opt-outs."
Don't forget that FSU was saying they should be National Champions after they won this game. They were trying their ACC hardest. Don't let anyone tell you differently.
Dang, you're right. I thought he had one more to go. What a b@d@ss.
I think he'll retire because he knows how much Bear Bryant means to tradition and respects the university and program and mystique too much to one up him at Alabama.
It's fascinating to realize this is the best Michigan team in years playing their equal for the opportunity to advance to the championship, and the equal they're facing is the most questionable Alabama team in years and one that had people saying it was time for Saban to retire.
... I’ve voted since I was 18 and haven’t once voted for China. I’ll have to look for that on the ballot next November. - Turns out that's what we've been voting for for decades, why 2020 happened like it did, and why things are the way they are right now. Norms were restored.
Speaking of being able to play, remember when you couldn't attend football games or open the doors to your business because fewer people were sick with a minor and extremely survivable respiratory bug than are sneezing and coughing across the US right now?
Rushing three wasn't a terrible decision with Milroe, but the poor guy who didn't simply knock the Alabama receiver down is probably questioning that choice to this day.