Jump to content

Satchel

Legacy Members
  • Posts

    6971
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Reputation

9223 Surly 1%

Recent Profile Visitors

The recent visitors block is disabled and is not being shown to other users.

  1. Whiskey Pete is a bloodthirsty demon: https://www.military.com/daily-news/2025/11/28/hegseth-ordered-second-strike-kill-caribbean-boat-survivors-report.html Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, following the first striking of a boat in the Caribbean in September, issued a verbal directive to U.S. service members to "kill everybody" with a second strike that would leave no survivors, according to a new report from the Washington Post. The Post reported that the second strike was conducted at Hegseth’s discretion and carried out by the counterterror group SEAL Team 6 after two survivors of a vessel allegedly carrying narcotics were spotted. The vessel originally held 11 individuals before it was struck by a missile off the coast of Trinidad.
  2. Yes, there’s still money to be squeezed from Louisiana hospitals. You obviously don’t get just how important this is.
  3. Texas attorney general Ken Paxton urging state schools not to sign CSC’s participation agreement https://sports.yahoo.com/college-football/breaking-news/article/texas-attorney-general-ken-paxton-urging-state-schools-not-to-sign-cscs-participation-agreement-142644828.html “ Paxton identifies several reasons that schools should not sign the document, including the requirement to waive legal action, the CSC’s over-extension of authority to penalize programs without a legitimate option for appeal and the concept of schools acquiescing to “unnamed policies.”
  4. Well… Officials have detained the mother of White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt's nephew amid the Trump administration's ramped-up immigration enforcement efforts, a source familiar with the matter confirmed to NBC News. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents took the woman into custody in Revere, Massachusetts, this month, the source said. A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson said Bruna Caroline Ferreira is a "criminal illegal alien from Brazil" who overstayed her tourist visa, which expired in June 1999. https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/white-house-press-secretary-karoline-051116896.html
  5. Well, in fairness, we also did not see Elon Musk make the Nazi salute twice on tape.
  6. Brazil is not playing around with their criminal former president. His plan to jailbreak to the American embassy has been foiled. We should be so lucky: https://www.dw.com/en/brazil-judges-vote-to-keep-jair-bolsonaro-in-custody/a-74874368
  7. The Sec obsession with the future of Lane Kiffin should be studied by a sports psychologist.
  8. Texas Tech considers not signing House Enforcement Agreement https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6829627/2025/11/22/house-settlement-enforcement-signing-texas-tech/# The general counsel for Texas Tech, whose athletic department has thrived thus far in the name, image and likeness era, has advised the school that it should not sign a College Sports Commission agreement requiring schools to comply with its new enforcement model. On Wednesday, the Power 4 conferences sent an 11-page University Participation Agreement to their schools that requires them to cooperate with investigations, abide by enforcement decisions and not file lawsuits regarding athlete compensation rules that arose from this summer’s House settlement. The general counsel for Texas Tech, whose athletic department has thrived thus far in the name, image and likeness era, has advised the school that it should not sign a College Sports Commission agreement requiring schools to comply with its new enforcement model. On Wednesday, the Power 4 conferences sent an 11-page University Participation Agreement to their schools that requires them to cooperate with investigations, abide by enforcement decisions and not file lawsuits regarding athlete compensation rules that arose from this summer’s House settlement. In a memo to Texas Tech board chairman Cody Campbell obtained by The Athletic, Texas Tech University System general counsel Eric D. Bentley cites 16 sections of the agreement as rationale for why the school should not sign the agreement. Front Office Sports first reported the memo. “(The agreement) requires the University, its representatives (which is defined too broadly), student-athletes and associated entities and individuals to comply with not only the current rules, policies, and procedures, but the University must also agree to comply with ‘any other policies and procedures that the CSC may from time to time adopt,’” he wrote. “Under this agreement, the CSC could adopt a rule or penalty that would apply retroactively to the University or its student athletes, impose severe penalties against the University or its student athletes, and the University would have contractually agreed to not take any action against CSC.” He also raised concerns about a clause that could hold a school responsible if external parties, including state officials, take action against the CSC over an unfavorable decision. “This clause attempts to penalize the University for appropriate actions taken by the Attorney General to protect state agencies and its citizens, which is obviously unacceptable,” he wrote. In addition to his role as Board chairman, Campbell is a billionaire Texas Tech booster who has helped raise tens of millions of dollars for NIL deals for Red Raiders athletes. Texas Tech reportedly spent $25 million on its 10-1 football team, which is in line to earn the school’s first-ever Big 12 championship game berth. He has said athletes across all teams are receiving $55 million this school year. The bulk of those deals came from Campbell’s since-disbanded NIL collective, Matador Club, which front-loaded its 2025-26 payments before July 1, to avoid being subject to CSC’s new NIL Go clearinghouse.
  9. Okay, so you are getting a new fancy football facility after all?
  10. At the very least, Cheney convinced himself that his misguided actions were based on his love of country. Trump suffers no such delusions/
  11. Didn’t y’all announce a new , fancy 325 million dollar center for football operations, including offices, locker rooms, and training facilities?
  12. How long will OSU be the only B12 school without one of these new fancy football facilities?
×
×
  • Create New...