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re: CFB playoff seedings

Posted by Play_Neck on 12/7/25 at 6:04 pm to
Agree with those hoping OU goes ham in Round 1. I'm curious whether OM comes out flat and lets Tulane hang around.
I've watched him play a few games. That Tulane one was by far the worst of the few I watched. Someone's going to take a shot on him. IDK if it'll be us.
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The Private schools in Baton Rouge are all around $17,000.


Dayum
IMO the SEC not that strong this year. We could’ve beaten OM, Oklahoma and Bama. And OM Oklahoma could’ve been in sec champ game as easy as bama. (ATM whipped out arse, but they were one game away too.)

Not saying bama’s line didn’t get their arse kicked yday. But trying to explain there are probably five teams (even vandy) that were close to playing UGA yday.

TLDR: there wasn’t a clear #2 this year.
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The godfather of DBU


You can see the on/off switch when he rejoined the staff.
I don't know many illegal immigrants. I know a good bit of immigrants here legally who are trying hard to pick up English and the general culture. A good part of that is to land better paying jobs, but still... they realize it helps build community afterward.
Like 1/7 to 1/10 of those players are carrying their weight. Crazy
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Is Kong gonna come out of that fog?


I believe he goes by Karl

Edit: Karl the Fog's Instagram
That's wild (and correct). I fact checked it because I was shocked at the cost. (I thought we were spending like 4.5T this year (on all government spending), but per the treasury, we are spending 7T, 1.8 of it on social security. I think the 4-5T I was thinking of is revenue from taxes, fees, etc.)

Treas. Dept. Link (Spending Categories about half way down)

I think a big part of the issue--for gov't and private insurance--is the cost of healthcare in the US is often 50-100% more than other developed countries. See (just for quick reference) Peterson Foundation Study. And unfortunately, we are no healthier for it.
I would generally agree with your take.

It seems we've lost the ability to debate differences of policy and opinion in an intelligent, logical manner, while having respect for our opponent in the debate. Instead, it's just insults or violence. The inability to articulate ideas in general looks different depending on the party and I agree it appears to be worse in one over the other, but the lack of decency and respect for human dignity has become pervasive, IMO.

I also think there are many different issues that cause people to join/vote for different parties so you might have an individual Republican not agree with everything Trump says/does, and the same for a Democrat--it's just they're most aligned or agree with certain key issues -- but that's a bit different than your topic.
It's a frustrating situation. IDK the answer.
No need for insults or fighting words, although I'm down.

And I voted for DT. I just happen to research and think for myself instead of believing every headline that gets fed to me.
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One thing I noticed about people who seem to have strong empathy for immigrants is they don't know shite about immigration.


I worked in the field so I know a good bit.

And for the record, since folks are assuming I'm sure, I am not a democrat.
I agree with you. But I think DACA is the exception regarding not being admitted but eligible for employment.

That said, they had to be here as little kids more than 15 years ago, so they have had a ton of ICE and USCIS interviews by now.
I don't really trust Woody much either. But I also don't trust fake Mike the Tiger governor to know enough about college football to handle this.