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Her question was legitimate. Last week he said he would absolutely released the video. It’s on tape and documented. His reply indicates he has already walked back his earlier statement that he would absolutely release the tape of the second round of firings on the boat.

Per google AI

(different eras, different rules, different officiating, over the past 10 or so years quarterbacks are protected like they were not 20, 30, 40, 50 years ago; you could actually blindside a receiver 40 years ago)

There's no single "best ever," but the 1971 Nebraska Cornhuskers, 1995 Nebraska Cornhuskers, 2001 Miami Hurricanes, and 1972 USC Trojans are consistently ranked as the greatest due to their overwhelming dominance, perfect records, and sheer talent, with Nebraska's '71 and '95 teams often leading discussions for sheer power, while Miami's '01 squad is legendary for its NFL talent and '72 USC for its near-perfect season and skill players like Lynn Swann.
Top Contenders & Why:

1971 Nebraska (13-0): Beat #2 Oklahoma in the "Game of the Century," featured Johnny Rodgers, and was incredibly dominant, ending the season by crushing Notre Dame in the Orange Bowl.

1995 Nebraska (12-0): Averaged over 53 points per game, won by an average of 30+ points, and is often called the most dominant team ever in the last 50 years.

2001 Miami Hurricanes (12-0): Loaded with future NFL stars (like Clinton Portis, Ed Reed, Sean Taylor), they had 38 draft picks and are considered perhaps the greatest champion of the BCS era.

1972 USC Trojans (12-0): Received every first-place vote, were unstoppable offensively and defensively, and featured stars like Sam Cunningham and Lynn Swann.

Other Strong Candidates:

2004 USC Trojans (13-0): Another dominant USC team that finished undefeated.

2019 LSU Tigers (15-0): Known for perhaps the most efficient offense ever, led by Joe Burrow.

1945 Army Cadets (9-0): A legendary team from an earlier era, led by Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis.

Ultimately, the "best" depends on criteria (era, competition, offensive/defensive style), but Nebraska's '71 and '95 teams, Miami's '01 squad, and USC's '72 team are perennial favorites.

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You support killing business executives. You are a violent person.

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People can support a person‘s legal rights and also be against killing business executives. They are not mutually exclusive.

Sounds like the OP was just making a point that this case is going to get dicey

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What they did was win a conference championship that has no ties to the playoffs thus being rewarded with a spot due to subjective circumstances.

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The same can be said of all 12 teams in the playoffs. Or at least seven of them sans the power five championship winners.

I think it’s a combination of things. It was significantly trending downward before LSP and Trump. But I do think LSP has helped further continue and strengthen this trend. Also granny Kirkpatrick gets credit as well. Nationally, crime has been trending downward since 2023.

The national guard were only just deployed. And NOLA was on pace for this record before the national guard.

I don’t particularly care for the reasons, as long as it continues downward.

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North Texas just got hosed on that punt. Are there ANY good officiating crews out there? Just one... that'll do for starters...

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I thought so last night also. But I just saw a replay online. The Tulane player was pushed into the receiver by a north Texas player.

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Actually, they didn't. What they did was win a conference championship that has no ties to the playoffs

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highest ranked group of five conference champion.
Rules are rules.
Roll wave!!
They will likely lose by double digits. But they are in.

No system is or was perfect and each has been rot with controversy from time to time (ex BCS).

Yes. I don’t know how they’ve been doing it. But kids who weren’t getting enough playing time at power five schools are transferring there. And they’ve been recruiting pretty well.

Great for them!!

Curtis takes the lead late in the game. Saint Aug drives down the field in 30 second seconds to win on the last play of the game. Saint Aug wide receiver absolutely broke the ankles of the pats defender, leaving him sitting on his rear and in the end zone.

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All research I’ve seen demonstrates the exact opposite of his claim.

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Truth. And most offenders do not expect to be caught, making the potential risk of a harsh sentence irrelevant.

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What was illegal that happened in the video?

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I can’t speak to the legality of detaining an American citizen in handcuffs who was not accused of committing a crime. But the person I responded to also mentioned “accountability“. They were not held accountable.