. . . I posted the video of the black-owned business roundtable in Atlanta where trump made the mugshot comments? Well, the business owner feels betrayed and misled. He had no idea it was a trump event, no idea trump would be calling in, etc. He kept waiting for them to start talking about small owned businesses in Atlanta and the struggles they face, but it a trump campaign ploy.

Shocker!

Imagine that - trump misleading and screwing over small businesses and blacks:

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European diplomats are not thrilled at the idea of another Trump term. But even they're questioning Biden's ability to lead according to Politico. I haven't heard any word if the defense contractors will be okay though.

One more day tomorrow, and then it's Patriots month.

God bless the United States of America.

4th of July is only five days away. Shameful the queers have somehow taken a whole month. I'm getting sick of these underwear races past the house, but thankful for the storm and tornado warnings.

To be honest, it reminds me of Arche debating rifle here on Pullman.

Like mush with Jill, rifle has one faithful supporter, and that's Snotlicker greed.

Biden gave a speech today in North Carolina. The night-and-day difference between how he looked, sounded, and acted is shocking. Compare this to just last night:

Nice cover up. That's why they had him ar Camp David. Hiding him and hoping for a miracle. They want to slide Kamala in during his second term.

But, the big situation is his staff and Dems lying about hiw sharp he is.

It is so bad, I may har to stop calling him Mush.

Does anybody think rifle can make a comeback? Fetterman did, but worried about rifle, especially after he asked us rednecks for dating advice recently.

Would the deep pockets and self proclaimed stud murox ask us for dating advice? I don't think so, even though murox favors Zuckerberg w/big ears.

Back in my prime, i.e., three years ago, I would have just slayed the three sisters. No questions to the likes of 429, 06, 1988 required. Remember when I told everyone about the WMU coeds hanging out on the Kalamazoo mall during the holidays? No questions asked.

I still pray that rifle will return to normal, but hoping it doesn't take too long, since he's on the downhill slide towards pushing 50.

I asked for a forum intervention last week, but lets hold off forum elders. Let's continue to pray on Sunday.

Greed: I accept the original bet. Trump in a landslide.

Signed,

The honorable MICHIGAN J HERD

I’m waiting for my weekly massage to start, because ya’ know, rich. I don’t have time right now to respond, so if you all could get Michigan to stop starting threads about me, I’d appreciate it.

Huff has promoted two members of his staff to elevated titles, because after a losing season, why shouldn't people get elevated titles?

The safeties coach, Bob Shoop, has "earned" the title of "assistant head coach" even though he hasn't coached a game at Marshall as an assistant coach yet.

Running backs coach Telly Lockette has "earned" the title of "associate head coach."

Connor Gooding, who has been silently committed to Marshall, has announced his commitment.

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They're predicting that we will finish 4th in the EAST and finishing below .500.

Predicting JMU to face ULL in the Conference Championship Game.

Marshall Thundering Herd​

Head coach: Charles Huff (fourth year, 22-17 overall)

2024 projection: 103rd in SP+, 5.4 average wins (3.7 in Sun Belt)

We've grown accustomed to first-year coaches loading up on transfers. It makes sense. If you're taking a new job, there's a good chance you're inheriting a roster in quite a bit of flux, and with signing day in mid-December, signing high schoolers on short notice might not bear much fruit. So you load up on transfers, hope for some instant success and hope you can wean yourself off the portal over time.

Marshall's Huff is hoping for a different portal boost. After winning 16 games with a pair of top-70 teams in 2021 and 2022, the Thundering Herd slipped to 6-7. The offense was decent enough, but after losing coordinator Lance Guidry and about seven starters, the defense collapsed from 17th to 98th in defensive SP+.

Combined with perpetually bad special teams, Marshall dove from 67th to 99th in SP+, and only a fast start and a 4-1 record in one-score finishes kept the Herd bowl-eligible. Then 34 players entered the portal. Huff didn't have much of a choice: He took in 30 transfers of his own.

On offense, with new coordinator Seth Doege -- approximately the 400th former Mike Leach quarterback coaching in college football -- taking the reins, Marshall could start a transfer at quarterback (Wake Forest's Mitch Griffis or Tulsa's Braylon Braxton), running back, all receiver and tight end spots, and a few offensive line spots. The defense welcomes seven transfer linemen, a pair of linebackers and a pair of DBs.

A few playmakers stayed in Huntington. Senior receiver DeMarcus Harris averaged 16.5 yards per catch; center Logan Osburn was honorable mention all-conference; defensive tackles TyQaze Leggs and Isaiah Gibson Sr. combined for 10 TFLs; sophomore defensive end Michael Green was strong as a backup; and junior nickel Josh Moten made 10 havoc plays. But this is a lot of turnover at a time when a head coach's culture is supposed to be kicking in. We'll see whether Huff's redo attempt takes hold.

My favorite player: DE Michael Green. Like Georgia Southern's Da'Shawn Davis, Green was a small-sample star in 2023. The Virginia transfer recorded a forced fumble and sack against Virginia Tech -- like a good Cavalier -- then made 4.5 TFLs, 4 run stops and 1.5 sacks in the last three games. He also finished with a stellar pressure rate of 14.4%, suggesting that he was close to a lot more than 4.5 sacks.

I don't pretend to know a lot about the law, but is that the end of the line for that debate in Iowa?

Would be to have had Dtard show up to ask us if we're, "ready to get our asses kicked."

Greed, Rifle, H&H, and RaoulTurd will need some extra rest this afternoon after tossing and turning all last night.

The CNN poll posted on air showed that 67% of debate watchers felt that Trump won the debate compared to 33% who believe Pedo-Joe won the debate.

CNN's poll following the final 2020 presidential debate showed 53% of viewers felt Pedo-Joe won compared to 39% who said Trump won.

As I skim broadcasts, social media etc today I see that his performance was so bad it's actually forced the democrats/commies and their media allies to actually stop lying....at least so far this morning. I'm sure they will get back to it.

Imagine still being so abjectly stupid that you still support this corrupt lying fool.

The whiplash is staggering...

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NBC Reporting On SCOTUS Ruling

Just in a bit different way than what you might have thought.

How was Biden’s performance

They're predicting that we will finish 4th in the EAST and finishing below .500.

Predicting JMU to face ULL in the Conference Championship Game.

Marshall Thundering Herd​

Head coach: Charles Huff (fourth year, 22-17 overall)

2024 projection: 103rd in SP+, 5.4 average wins (3.7 in Sun Belt)

We've grown accustomed to first-year coaches loading up on transfers. It makes sense. If you're taking a new job, there's a good chance you're inheriting a roster in quite a bit of flux, and with signing day in mid-December, signing high schoolers on short notice might not bear much fruit. So you load up on transfers, hope for some instant success and hope you can wean yourself off the portal over time.

Marshall's Huff is hoping for a different portal boost. After winning 16 games with a pair of top-70 teams in 2021 and 2022, the Thundering Herd slipped to 6-7. The offense was decent enough, but after losing coordinator Lance Guidry and about seven starters, the defense collapsed from 17th to 98th in defensive SP+.

Combined with perpetually bad special teams, Marshall dove from 67th to 99th in SP+, and only a fast start and a 4-1 record in one-score finishes kept the Herd bowl-eligible. Then 34 players entered the portal. Huff didn't have much of a choice: He took in 30 transfers of his own.

On offense, with new coordinator Seth Doege -- approximately the 400th former Mike Leach quarterback coaching in college football -- taking the reins, Marshall could start a transfer at quarterback (Wake Forest's Mitch Griffis or Tulsa's Braylon Braxton), running back, all receiver and tight end spots, and a few offensive line spots. The defense welcomes seven transfer linemen, a pair of linebackers and a pair of DBs.

A few playmakers stayed in Huntington. Senior receiver DeMarcus Harris averaged 16.5 yards per catch; center Logan Osburn was honorable mention all-conference; defensive tackles TyQaze Leggs and Isaiah Gibson Sr. combined for 10 TFLs; sophomore defensive end Michael Green was strong as a backup; and junior nickel Josh Moten made 10 havoc plays. But this is a lot of turnover at a time when a head coach's culture is supposed to be kicking in. We'll see whether Huff's redo attempt takes hold.

My favorite player: DE Michael Green. Like Georgia Southern's Da'Shawn Davis, Green was a small-sample star in 2023. The Virginia transfer recorded a forced fumble and sack against Virginia Tech -- like a good Cavalier -- then made 4.5 TFLs, 4 run stops and 1.5 sacks in the last three games. He also finished with a stellar pressure rate of 14.4%, suggesting that he was close to a lot more than 4.5 sacks.