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Viewing Topic: TIL there’s something called fraud tourism. Congrats, Minnesota.
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$9.95 worth every penny
2 weeks ago Quan questioned whether it made sense that Gideon would leave a DC position to come back.
- 2026 CFP Quarterfinals Rose Bowl - #1 Indiana vs. #9 Alabama
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2026 Texas Coaching/ Support Staff Thread
I truly hope the entire 2008 team beats Eric to death.
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TIL there’s something called fraud tourism. Congrats, Minnesota.
https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/02/us/minnesota-child-care-centers-fraud-investigation Minnesota child care centers accused of wrongdoing were operating as expected, report says Minnesota child care centers at the heart of widespread fraud allegations fueled by a viral video were operating as expected when visited by investigators, the state Department of Children, Youth, and Families said in a news release Friday. “Children were present at all sites except for one – that site, was not yet open for families for the day when inspectors arrived,” the agency said. The agency gathered evidence and initiated further review, noting the investigation into four centers was ongoing, the report stated. The report comes days after YouTube content creator Nick Shirley, who has created anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim videos in the past, posted a viral video in which he claimed to find widespread fraud at Somali-run child care centers. The video, which includes limited evidence for the creator’s allegations, has received 3 million views on YouTube as of Friday and gained traction after being reposted by Vice President JD Vance and former Department of Government Efficiency leader Elon Musk. The conservative activist’s 42-minute video posted the day after Christmas quickly spread, prompting stepped up immigration enforcement, frozen federal funds and more biting rhetoric against the Somali community from President Donald Trump. The state Department of Children, Youth, and Families on Friday warned distribution of “unvetted or deceptive claims and misuse of tip lines can interfere with investigations, create safety risks for families, providers, and employers, and has contributed to harmful discourse about Minnesota’s immigrant communities.”
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Transfer Cycle 2025-2026 - Helobious Is Getting Those Wrists Ready For Heavy Work
Kickoff and long-range field goal specialist would make sense.
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Transfer Cycle 2025-2026 - Helobious Is Getting Those Wrists Ready For Heavy Work
4 of 5 from 50 plus is pretty fuckin good.
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Parker Livingstone
He also had our only touchdown. But clearly he is the problem against Georgia.
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Transfer Cycle 2025-2026 - Helobious Is Getting Those Wrists Ready For Heavy Work
He was 4-5 at 50 plus this year. 4 of his 5 misses were at 40 +.
- Parker Livingstone
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Parker Livingstone
Did you watch Livingstone the other day? Why not make a highlight tape of his drops? You're an absolute child about this.
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Parker Livingstone
The ones we lost are the ones that played. Your point would make a lot more sense if we were losing Lockett and French. I just don't get being upset that weakest parts of our weak skill positions are leaving. And since no one on offense showed up against Georgia, I really don't know what you're on about. That's a Sark problem with Georgia. It isn't about individual players.
- Texas Roster 2026
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Parker Livingstone
Being mad that Wingo isn't winning 50/50 balls is like being mad that Blue wasn't running through tackles on third and short. It is just a different skill set. He is elite when he has the ball in space, which is why he plays and gets a lot of targets. No one else on the team is turning a wide receiver screen into a 70+ yard touchdown. And he is getting better at the other parts of being a receiver. He is miles better this season than last. If he seems a similar jump next season, he will legit be one of the best receivers in college. But even if not, he is a great #2 with an elite skill set that can't be easily replicated. Nothing that Livingstone does can't be replaced with any number of D1 receivers.
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Parker Livingstone
Mosley getting healthy is the primary driver there. Livingstone was a perfectly adequate receiver as 3rd or 4th option. He runs good routes, but he doesn't have any real elite traits. His high average per reception is a result of him only being really open on long routes or broken plays. He wasn't a guy you could do much with on shorter routes. Clark was completely ineffectual at the beginning of the season. He looked much faster in the bowl game than at any other point. I think he just may finally be healthy.
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Transfer Cycle 2025-2026 - Helobious Is Getting Those Wrists Ready For Heavy Work
He is a perfectly fine backup.