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Fair point, although that may change with the P4 scheduling requirements, lowering amount of P4 vs G6 games. And I could also support a G6 champion Autobid only if that champion is 10-2 or 9-3 in regular season.

I know I'm probably in the minority here and I understand the arguments, but why at 24 teams can we not take conference champion of all conferences P4 and G6. You would still have 14 extra bid spots to go to the best 11-1, 10-2 and 9-3 P4 teams. There really isn't any world where a 4 loss team should make the playoffs, which most likely will happen going forward.

G6 Auto bids would also help with some of the parity and talent poaching that happens. Players might be incentivized to stay at their programs if they know they have a chance to make playoffs. You also have rising programs like a JMU that are willing to put the resources towards competing year in and year out and should have just as equal a shot as programs like Rutgers, BC, Maryland. Instead they have to compete with 1 spot against teams form Pac 12 like Boise or Oregon State/Wazzu

No, his defense is good 80% of a game, but the 20% is when it matters most

We seemingly always go too fast and run up the gut for no gain anytime we get to 1st and goal..if you're going to go fast make it quick route when dbs aren't ready

This is a dumb ranking. The majority of these statistics are just as prevalent for non veterans. What the statistics don't highlight as well is that the cities ranking high are in close proximity to large military installations (Austin and Ft Hood) or major DoD companies like Lockheed in Ft Worth area.

Has to do with the US military issuing a 90 day preparedness order and UK doing something similar. The idea being that US adversaries will plan a cyber attack targeting the US energy infrastructure putting millions without power for some extended time.. I got all this from my coworkers who are big globalist conspiracy guys, one originally went to school to be a spy and had a gig lined up with CIA but his wife told him no.

I went ahead and bought a big pack of TP and couple boxes of diapers and wipes for my toddler, which we needed anyway but usually shop on weekends. I didn't want to run the risk of a panic buy and not have diapers...would not be fun

Yeah the market is a bit of a mess right now, especially for people that bought around 2023 where rates jumped but prices hadn't fallen at the time. Any equity in their house is all but gone so it's hard for them to sell at a price that's much lower than what they paid.

I should know I'm one of those buyers, and I watch the value of my home and those around fairly closely. Based on my market, if I tried to sell right now, I'd basically break even. Now my housing market is really weird in Temple, TX. a fair percentage of home buyers are either military members stationed at Fort Hood or doctoral resident at Baylor Scott and White, meaning there is always a large rotation of people trying to sell homes. Meanwhile the local homebuilders are still popping up new neighborhoods and offering better rates than already built homes.

The great Harris V Jennings debate.... My Freshman year at LSU, people forget we actually had a hail Mary chance to win the Ms State game at the end with Harris slinging the ball. I was one of the few remaining students left in the student section watching that ending.

There was a thread on X recently about a family cleaning out parents home and finding an old mortar shell that ended up being live. Local bomb squad took it and detonated remotely. In that thread, they mentioned the mortar shell was once used as a door stop. Crazy what people have in their homes.

Keys is still a liability