Anyone heard anything about another staff member possibly leaving?

Hey @Raoul Duke MU

I was traveling a lot back and forth to Noblesville the last couple of months while my best friend was battling cancer. Kids and I stopped by and went through the Model T museum in Richmond. Pretty nice museum. The curator gave us a booklet on the Midwest Motor Tour. Have you been to any of these?

We are currently 1 point dogs in Saturday's game. When was the last time we weren't favored at home to a team that wasn't UC, a P5, or ranked? I know we were dogs to Appy in 2020 (they were ranked), UC and NCST. It's been a while hasn't it?

HaHa! Suckers!

Cheney loses and Palin wins...what a night.

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Time for the layoffs and economy’s downfall to really start. Dems needed these companies to hold off long enough to maintain some semblance of power. Mission accomplished. “Democracy” was saved!!!


Meta laying off more than 11,000 employees: Read Zuckerberg's letter announcing the cuts
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/11/09/met...are|com.apple.UIKit.activity.CopyToPasteboard

That's how dumb Democrats can be. They hear Mush and others say this and fall for it.

They say hey we lowered them. But, yehh dipticks, they are still nearly double what they were. And, they are going down because demand is going down because people are driving less because it is too damn expensive. Then, you temp lowered them by robbing the strategic reserve.


We really have a base of more than half of this country that is dumb.

Don’t forget that.

It’s typically not like me to come poo poo on a win, but here I am.

I’m judging coach by his own words. “This is not a rebuild.” “Our fans expectations are high, I promise mine are higher.”

So apologize for holding coach up to his own expectations. But this is not a championship football team right now. Not close.

Taking away end of half and end of game possessions, we had TWELVE three and outs or three and turnover. That’s beyond pathetic. 3-18 on third down.

That’s not going to get it done. We’re not always going to be facing a freshman QB and get the benefit of 5 turnovers.

Hard to be happy today when we showed zero improvement in our worst area against a team that was FCS 6 months ago.

Are coaches expectations really higher than mine? Doesn’t seem like it.

This game is the best natural rivalry game we have had over the last 40 years. They have the series lead, but in the last several we have had some success. It burned them up 2 years ago that they could be held down to 7 pts, and then we took them to the limit last year in Boone before losing late by 1. An App fan on SunBelt BBS summed it up:
I’ve been watching these games since the 90’s and I have yet to see Marshall come into this game unfocused.
Hopefully all the dominos fall just right:
MU 24
App 23

p.s. with Huff’s newly crafted game plan, we have to
a: win the t.o.p. by a good bit, while
b. not letting the 1st qtr end 21-0, &
c. Laborn goes for 125+ & finally
d. zero turnovers.

As mentioned previously, I'll be there to shoot highlights. Hoping for a Marshall W!

As mentioned previously, I'll be there to shoot highlights. Hoping for a Marshall W!

How do these things prepare us for war against near peer threat such as Russia or China. How does it make our military a more lethal fighting force in defense of the nation. Why is your side pushing these two items? How does this make our military better, ready, and able to fight?

1)Why are infantry soldiers having to sit through transgender briefings and class. Let's look at the role of the infantry in our military. The infantry is found in the US Army and US Marine Corps. They are the main component of a land battle. The core ingredient of the military

How doe transgenders fit in this envrionment and role. Why does taking the time to make the current members sit through classes like this help?

Work Environment​

Because the infantry must be prepared to go anywhere in the world they are needed, they work and train in all climates and weather conditions. During training exercises, as in real combat, troops work, eat, and sleep outdoors. Most of the time, however, they work on military bases.

Role

Members of the infantry are ground troops that engage with the enemy in close-range combat. They operate weapons and equipment to engage and destroy enemy ground forces. This job is typically considered to be the job in the Military that is more physically demanding and psychologically stressful than any other job.

2)The US Air Force Just announced pay cuts among several categories including much of their special operations groups including combat controller, pararescue, and others. The people that drop the bombs on people. Others are listed as well in the following article.

Why in a time with retention problems, moral problems, and the threat of near peer threats is this happening? Why would pay be cut during this time?

Air Force Pay Cuts Looming Next Month for Airmen in the Service's Toughest Jobs

The nation is heading towards socialism nationally. Ruled by an elite class and more than half the country dependent on them. They are slaves to the masters. We have a dumb population by design. They control the education system from cradle to the grave.

Only way out now is for it to go jnto ruin and rebuild it.

It may not survive it.

Driving up from Atlanta tomorrow. Weather does not look good, any local updates appreciated. Thanks

In this week's version of the Runnin' With The Herd podcast, Aaron Coleman spoke with the Voice of the Herd, Steve Cotton, about this week's matchup with Appalachian State for '75' week.

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In this week's version of the Runnin' With The Herd podcast, Aaron Coleman spoke with the Voice of the Herd, Steve Cotton, about this week's matchup with Appalachian State for '75' week.

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The guy who ensures Democrats get reelected. Couldn't get elected.

Sean Patrick Maloney Concedes to Mike Lawler in Major Loss for Democrats​

Mr. Maloney, leads the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the only political committee in the country whose principal mission is to support Democratic House candidates every step of the way to fortify and expand our new Democratic Majority.

Attendance.

I see weekly posts about average attendance in and around our conference. As a fanbase who is passionate about their program, we should strive to dominate these averages. We need to support these student athletes. Its time to step it up a notch. The defense alone deserves sellouts at the Joan. We've got a nation leading rusher. Nation leading Defense. We have all read, and heard the excuses this year. It is our turn to show up, drag your buddy and his family to the game. I think we can also throw out the prices complaint as well.. A person in my office has 16 tickets to give away. Every game I go to, I hear about someone else having extra tickets. Lets get our butts in gear and get loud for this nationally ranked defense. They FEED off the energy. They chose to come here based off what they've seen and we've promoted to them. Time to fill the Joan on Saturday.. Bring your friends. Go Herd.

This is why a legislature is important.

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Looks like they're getting in on the weeknight action too.


"The midweek scheduling component is part of a five-year media rights contract the conference signed with CBS Sports Network and ESPN. The deal includes a one-year option held by the networks. Representatives of the conference and the networks would not comment on the value of the deal, but sources said CUSA schools would be making in the neighborhood of $750,000 per year each, which would slot them just behind what schools in the Sun Belt and MAC are making."

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247 years old today. Semper Fi!

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I have always wanted us to do a helmet like this!

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While the defense shined, the Marshall offense struggled to get much going outside of Khalan Laborn's running ability and Cam Fancher's speed outside of the pocket, posting just one player above a 75 PFF and two players above a 65 PFF in the Herd's 12-0 victory over Old Dominion Saturday.

A complete rundown of grades are below:

QUARTERBACK:

While Fancher struggled through the air as compared to the week prior against Coastal Carolina (just 13-of-25 for 89 yards with two picks against Old Dominion), the redshirt freshman's running ability was huge as Fancher notched 136 yards on 18 carries to notch 225 yards of total offense and help Marshall come away with the victory. Fancher posted a 60.3 PFF grade but his run PFF grade was a 70.3 -- the second-highest on the unit behind Laborn.

RUNNING BACKS:

Out of the backfield, the running back position easily performed the best of the entire offensive group, with Laborn coming up huge once again with 139 yards on 31 carries en route to easily posting the highest offensive PFF grade with a 79.5.

In doing so, Laborn notched the best running grade -- surprise, surprise -- with an 80.3 PFF mark and even posted the fourth-highest pass blocking mark at 73.4, ahead of starting offensive linemen Logan Osburn and Kendrick Sartor.

Ethan Payne (64.8 PFF) and A.J. Turner (63.3 PFF) also saw time in the contest.

WIDE RECEIVERS:

As a whole, the inconsistent season from the wideouts continued as the struggle to establish a complete passing game from the signal-calling position continues to hinder the Herd's offense.

EJ Horton led Marshall with four catches, but the Louisville, Ky. native had just 28 yards on those catches and posted a 59.7 overall PFF grade. Shadeed Ahmed notched the highest overall PFF mark of anybody in the receiving core at 69.2 PFF, but he only played in 12 snaps and had just one catch for 10 yards.

Three of the next four receivers on the PFF grade chart -- Stone Scarcelle, Bryan Robinson, and Caleb Coombs -- played in 16 combined plays and didn't record a catch while only grading out to PFF marks of 61, 60.1, and 59.7 respectively. The fourth, Charles Montgomery, caught two passes for 18 yards and only notched a 60.6 PFF grade.

Corey Gammage (57.7 PFF), Jayden Harrison (56.6 PFF), and Caleb McMillan (49.8 PFF) rounded out the receiving core with Gammage (two catches, 14 yards) being the only one of the trio to record at least one catch.

TIGHT ENDS:

The tight end room again underwhelmed and had the lowest grade of any offensive position group on the field, as Devin Miller and Stacey Marshall, Jr. posted PFF marks of 54.1 and 42.8, respectively. Both players had pass blocking PFF grades of 71.9 and 69.2, respectively but performed below average from a PFF grade standpoint in run blocking, with Marshall, Jr. posting a 52.4 and Miller a 50.1.

Miller caught a pass for seven yards as the only touch of the day for the tight end group.

OFFENSIVE LINEMEN:

Up front, the offensive line struggled as Dalton Tucker (61.2 PFF) and Kendrick Sartor (60.9 PFF) were the only players to grade above a 60 PFF on the entire offensive line.

Ethan Driskell (59.2 PFF), Logan Osburn (57.9 PFF) and Trent Holler (56.0 PFF) rounded out the performance of the offensive line. All five players played all 83 snaps in the contest.