If Alabama's only two losses are Florida State and LSU that will be quite a job of losing to big name teams that actually suck. FSU is down big early to 3-5 Clemson.
They were already lining up for a hail mary. They definitely don't have time to end a play in the field because there won't be time for a spike. I'd line up and look like a hail mary and throw a 10 yard fade stop at the sideline. Probably won't work but best chance. Normal offense out route will be covered.
Maybe Hugh Freeze was a secret defensive mastermind? Wasn't Auburn one of only 3 teams not to allow more than 24 points in any game so far this season along with Ohio State and Indiana?
Those numbers are snapback from independent voters going with Trump. I don't think anyone seriously thinks those percentage moves are going to be replicated in hard Republican electorates.
We're visiting our daughter in Minnesota for Thanksgiving week. But we always drive because I like driving and seeing this increasingly shitty country for some reason.
Of course we take an extra hour or so by going through Arkansas because I will never be in Oklahoma voluntarily. Ever.
A lot more family time as well for those of us with kids in school. Family walks every day. I know dogs wish they could make life like that all the time.
It's happening all over but they'll stay united against "evil libs" no matter what.
The CFISD board flip was assisted by the vice president choosing to run against the president for his seat instead of running for her own seat. Why? Because he wasn't hard right enough.
The guy who was fired from his job for being racist at a school board meeting wasn't hard right enough for them.
In that election she got 34%, he got 21%, sane guy who won got 45%.
Completely understand. My youngest is a senior at Woods and I am planning to get out of Texas as of right now. These results are a pleasant surprise considering that early voting looked a lot like it always does (a bunch of old white people) at my location. I went on Friday afternoon to get the biggest sample I could.
If I had to bet my life on it I would say this is temporary, of course, but still pleasant.
Final vote totals were over 62k in these races. They were about 55k in 2023 so turnout was not depressed or anything. I'm assuming that isn't much more growth than population growth rate but haven't checked. Okay, just checked and based on dubious sources (AI search results) it was a 6% higher turnout relative to population than in 2023.