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Shut the frick up with that bullshite

It's the aggy of Mississippi. How could that be anything but the expectation?

Who's underrating that? That's the closest thing to a chalk, generic D vs R presidential election in the current landscape.

This would constitute a Democratic EV win of the SEC footprint, which would be hilarious.

Not a day goes by that I don't regret simply grifting MAGA for a living. The funny thing is I assume you're saying this from TX, which leads the nation in new renewable development by a wide margin and where the grid was effectively stabilized this year due to the expansion of wind/solar/battery infrastructure. Great intel. Thanks for sharing. One thing I'd add is that if your friend's confidence in MI (and WI by implication I assume), AZ, NV, and GA are correct, PA's actually not the tipping point. The election is already over if she turns out correct. Though I have a hard time imagining Harris underperforming among black men to the extent it costs her PA, while still winning GA.

Okay sure but have you considered the fact that he is not white?

As a dipshit, I take offense to being lumped in with those dipshits.

This country is so fucked even if Harris wins.

This is where you and mom turn to the kids and say "I want you guys to remember how crazy grandma sounds right now. This is what happens when you go down weird internet rabbit holes."

Ewers isn't winning the Heisman because he played against ULM or losing out on it because he sat. "Heisman moment" is a phrase for a reason. His chances at that award will be based on his and the term's performance in three games, absent any complete clunkers: Oklahoma Georgia Texas A&M If he lights those three up he is in great shape and no one will remember he sat out a game or two against cupcakes in September. If he doesn't, ULM or Mississippi State highlights aren't going to save him.

First Pimphand post? Week to week is the correct approach. We'll talk in circles about it on the board because there's nothing else to discuss but you just have to see how the injury heals and, if it becomes a pain tolerance thing, how the injury impacts Ewers's ability to play the position. The north star has to be having him ready for the OU game. Arch is a great talent but Quinn's experience and command of the offense is invaluable against Oklahoma and then of course Georgia.

I think Kamala is actually better because she can get under his skin as a black woman in ways Pete could never dream.

"This time guys! For realsies!" Yeah, no. Trump got crushed in prior debates with Clinton and Biden and it ultimately didn't matter. People will have moved on and those that want to find a way to do so will rationalize their Trump vote in any number of ways.

That probably has more to do with being favored so goddamn much in recent history.

The irony is that the right wing media outrage machine has built the whole thing up way beyond its actual impact. Taylor Swift's endorsement is not going to have some monumental impact on the race.

Who else read it like this?

1 and done in the playoffs?

The main takeaway from this situation is the police and police union managed to make Tyreek fucking Hill look like the good guy here. Just remember that going forward.

I actually think he's a higher ceiling pass rusher than Kindle, certainly at the same age, but I'll never not +rep this video.

Alabama did actually shoot themselves in the foot with turnovers and a couple penalties. That's their problem and it doesn't make Texas's victory less impressive or underserved in any way; but you can't have watched that game and say it couldn't have been different if Milroe doesn't throw it right to the white jersey on his own side of the field, twice, or if Alabama doesn't negate scores with dumb penalties. The fall off was a national media narrative talking on it because it was spicy, but it was obvious then that Alabama would still be at least a 10-2 type team and probably win the west. Beating Georgia was really the only surprising thing about the rest of their season, and Milroe was the same inconsistent QB then as he was in September. Milroe giveth and tooketh away against Texas, Georgia, and everywhere in between. You did not get that impression in the Texas-Michigan game. Yes Michigan committed some unforced errors - the Loveland freak fumble stands out in my mind - but not doing that would have only delayed the inevitable. That Michigan team was simply not beating that Texas team the way the latter played. Two fundamentally different situations, IMO.

He jumps off the screen with the most natural bend I've seen out of a pass rusher at Texas since I don't know when. Really looking forward to watching him get more run as they bring him along. He is going to be impossible to keep off the field and I can't wait for him to tee off on that Oklahoma OL.

Probably not. Quinn played fantastic yesterday and if he is at that level all year the Texas factor and just being a QB probably gets him the nod. But that Boise back is an absolute monster. Someone is going to draft him in like the third-fourth round and hit the jackpot.

This. UTSA played a very close game with an FBS newbie and got demolished by Texas State. Love what they did in getting their program off the ground but the image people of them have in their mind is not reality this year. That's going to be a 3-9 team, give or take, and is likely the worst team Texas will play all year. Yes I'm aware ULM is on the schedule.

He's got a live arm for sure. He made a couple of impressive throws. I just don't think his accuracy issues are the kind of thing that gets fixed in season. Michigan's skill talent isn't going to create separation or get schemed open against defenses with a pulse so I expect him to continue to be erratic in such situations.