Not having the candidate who stands there swaying to music in a mental fog state for a half hour while increasingly confused town hall goers wonder what the **** they’ve signed on to.

I thought he was on the verge of actual debate. What was I thinking?

What's the point? Everyone literally knows exactly what he's going to say or post. It never changes.

That's right, mark it on your calendars.

Women's Tennis at Cincinnati.

Men's Cross Country at Louisville

And women's swimming at WVU.

Taking on Big 12 and ACC schools.

Aaron Coleman spoke with State of Atlanta Podcast co-host David Brown ahead of Thursday's matchup between Georgia State and Marshall at the Joan.

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Aaron Coleman spoke with State of Atlanta Podcast co-host David Brown ahead of Thursday's matchup between Georgia State and Marshall at the Joan.

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Sorry if I missed it, but just noticed this feature up by the search magnifying glass. What exactlt is this?

@Chris McLaughlin

Partisan media outlets tend to look at current events through a hyperbolic lens, seeing every opponent as “desperate” and every event as a “disaster.” With Donald Trump, those things just happen to always be true.

In an interview with Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo on Sunday, Trump said that an “enemy from within” is a bigger threat to Americans than any foreign adversary. He said this was a reference to “radical left lunatics” and said they should “be very easily handled by, if necessary, by National Guard—or if really necessary, by the military.”

The destruction of our country, right before your eyes. God forbid people are hired based on talent. Pathetic.

Democrats, their policies and their bleaters are destroying our country

Shortly, I will be making the 50 minute drive to Dodger Stadium to watch the 2024 World Series Champion New York Mets win game 1 of the National League Championship Series. I will be sitting in row two, along with the family and friends of the majority owners of the Mets who are worth $21 billion (95th wealthiest in the world). People of that level only like to associate with other highly successful winners, so it's no surprise that they always have a seat for me.

At the last Dodgers game, Magic Johnson, Brad Pitt, Rob Lowe, Jason Bateman, Lebron James, Pat Sajak, Sandy Koufax, Dwayne Wade, Vanessa Bryant, Brad Paisley, and others all came out. Since one of the Mets owners is Hispanic, perhaps I will bring George Lopez down to say hi.

Please message me if Hank Fitler starts making more racist, homophobic, anti-semitic, and sexist comments again. Ever since his identity was exposed as Nick Goff of Huntington, I have a feeling that account won't be active.

It rained for all of 30 seconds here last night. How is that going to help anything? Most of the trees still have their leaves and they are mostly green. The calendar says fall and I want fall.

Never build anything under or around a large pine tree. They might be classified as evergreens but they shed tons of dead needles.

Today is International Day of Failure. Bet some of you didn’t realize that you had your own day. That is all.

Four years ago, 136,000 votes were cast on the first day. The initial count today is “roughly” 252,000 ballots.

The Biden-Harris economy has not only left every other rich country in the world in the dust, it has left the record of the Trump administration in the dust.

Let's take NC for an example.

North Carolina’s abortion law is legal abortion up to 12 weeks, and includes exceptions for rape, incest, life of the mother, and life-limiting fetal anomalies.

So, what am I missing here. It is still legal up to 12 weeks. Has the exceptions that fall in line with what most people agree on.

They are saying that Republicans want to make it illegal. Well, they didn't make it illegal.

So why do Democrats lie about this? Or are they lying about their own true intents which is abortion at will up to and including birth? Why are they so obsessed about this one topic?

Thanks a lot, Pedo-Joe and Commie-Toe. 🙄

Democrats, their policies and their bleaters are destroying our country

I know I usually wait a self-imposed 24 hours after a loss to post this thread, but after last night there's no reason to wait... Last night was as pathetic a collapse as we've had in a while (and we've had several in the past decade against teams like Rice, MTSU, Charlotte, etc).

As I was leaving the stadium, I got a text from a friend who gives 10 times what I give to MU every year, and the message was a very succinct -- "Fire him on the tarmac"

Here's the good, the bad, and the ugly from last night --
The Good --
• We started well. Got the ball, got points, built a lead... The scripted plays for the first few possessions worked pretty well.
• Turner is still our best offensive player, and even though we have no idea how to use him, he continues to put up good numbers.
• The front four on defense played well.
• Veerhoff deserves the game ball - Best game of his MU career by a mile.

The Bad --
• Pretty much every play after the buzzer sounded to end the third quarter.
• The secondary was flat bad... Gave up 325 passing yards and a couple TDs, most of that after halftime to a backup QB.
• Coaching... Just incredibly terrible... More about that in a second.

The Ugly --
• The two quarterback nonsense... Some of us were concerned that this would play out the way it did, where both guys play, both are meh, and we dont have any momentum or continuity. If you have two quarterbacks, you have no quarterback. It's time to pick one and roll with it. I dont care which it is, but there has to be one guy.
• The usage of our best players... We finally threw the ball to Payne, and holy shit he scored two TDs. Its almost like we should have been using the TE more (as pretty much everyone on here as pointed out going back to last year). Turner is gashing them for three quarters? - Perfect, lets run the ball with our two QBs and not give him the ball late! That way we can get tackled for a loss, fumble, etc and blow an almost certain win.
• Prevent defense has always been, and still is, terrible.

The thoughts of winning the East and all that were fun for a week. But we can't get out of own way long enough for something like that.

Let's pick a quarterback (one)... and try to make up for last nights debacle against a bad Georgia State team.

Okay, so I broke down and watched about 10 minutes worth of MSNBC. Holy shit. These people are super screwed in the head. I always thought CNN was bad. Not even close. These idiots on MSNBC are seriously mentally deranged. I've joked about liberals being mentally deranged; maybe not totally a joke but kind of joking a little bit, maybe.

Holy shit, these people on MSNBC are over the edge, totally have jumped the shark, totally deranged. Crazy stuff.

MSNBC liberals, defend this bunch of mentally deranged dumbasses.

I had lunch yesterday with a couple who have been close friends since our days at Marshall. They now live in Albuquerque and have recently moved in to their new high end home.

Being the plant person I am, I asked them their plans for the back courtyard and they told me the HOA had a list of plants they could use. No grass, and they can be fined if any trees or shrubs block the view of the mountains from their neighbors. They were even told what color they had to paint the garage door.

I understand the need for rules to keep a neighborhood upscale, but I would simmer under pages of restrictions.

Interesting piece here.

Couple takeaways:

* Writer claims the SBC told JMU and App State they were were by far the most visible and valuable brands in the Sun Belt.
* If Memphis and Tulane leave the AAC the SBC's leadership is poised to make a push to move the SBC up the G5 food chain.
* ECU is a top target and would listen if the tv money worked out (or dried up with the AAC).
* UTSA, South Florida and UAB mentioned as other SBC expansion targets from the AAC.

or if not, then it will be his choice not to do so...

This according to Huff in his Presser.

Reporter Question: "You say with the quarterbacks playing with the switching back and forth. Do you think this is probably going to be the new norm of the offense going back and forth between Earle and Braxton or is it later on down the road you'll try to stick with one quarterback. What's your plan using two quarterbacks?"

Huff: " Yea I think it's ummm a good question. I think it's by week. It's not a...it's not a hey this is our plan back and forth. I do think we have a you know we we have a bye week coming up. We've got some time off coming up. We wanted to address the first three games in conference to see you know where we were at all positions. Um...during the bye we will make a decision on what way we go. It could be to continue to use both if that's the best thing to help the team win or it could be to go with one. Umm the kind of two quarterback option really came from more of the game plan and how we wanted to attack those teams. If that makes sense."

"Now as we go we'll still have that mindset, but we'll be able to assess now okay hey both of them have played in games and both for them have done some really good things and both of them have some things that they'd like to clean up. Where are we at from an offense. What. Who and what do we do well if that makes sense. Uhhh...so that's kind of the plan."