Auburn1968

Football games and live sporting events are great places to show these. I for one, avoid anything with ads, but for live sports events.

TV viewing for broadcast is becoming very limited and the remaining audiences are in a kind of leftist trance.

America's entire system, constitutional republic and free enterprise have always made the failed leftist shitholes look bad. Leftists hate the victor and want revenge for having their failures exposed.

Hopefully, this will inspire a lot of other court cases against the groomers and their rotten industry.

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Yes my old family is from Georgia and I had one of my great grandfathers x2 I think that was with Lee at Appomattox. Cleaning out my parents house I found a ton of this stuff.

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That stuff is now worth a good bit. Funny thing is that Confederate money that was virtually worthless for anything other than lighting fires, now can be more valuable that green-backs in many cases.

Mao starved 45 million people to death so he could buy some factories from Stalin by paying with food.

Obama is coming out of the Muslim Communist closet. Well, his closet was translucent to start with.

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Then the top priority for the government should be to round them up and send them back, no? Since the governments didn’t plan it.

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If the government needs immigrants there are plenty in the world who would be compatible and not a drain on the tax slaves.

If they insist on Middle Easterners, their are millions of persecuted Christians suffering under Muslim repression.

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The experience of Operation ‘Vivaldi’ has demonstrated that the systematic replacement of human personnel with robots is changing the paradigm of modern warfare.

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The concept of AI and war robots requires deep thought about what the future will bring. I suspect that DARPA is doing more than peering into the future.

My Co-op is in process of converting heat and hot water to natural gas. It will cut the cost of oil use down to about 1/3.

NY's Gov. Hochul wants to "save money" by requiring new construction to be all electric. Electric heat and hot water in NY costs between 4 and 6 times as much as natural gas. She's a democrat.

I asked Grok to find the most inventive and creative OC's for college football.

Andy Kotelnicki (currently Associate Head Coach at Kansas, previously OC at Kansas and Penn State) stands out as the most frequently cited for pure inventiveness and creativity among college football offensive coordinators.

nytimes.com

The Athletic explicitly labeled him “college football’s most creative OC” when Penn State hired him away from Kansas after the 2023 season. His schemes feature heavy pre-snap motion and shifts, multiple personnel groupings (including multi-tight-end sets), pro-style bases mixed with spread concepts, and eye-catching wrinkles such as two-quarterback packages, reverse boots, and other misdirection that regularly go viral. At Kansas under Lance Leipold, his units ranked among the nation’s best in yards per play and explosive-play rate despite limited blue-chip talent and quarterback injuries; he was named 247Sports Offensive Coordinator of the Year in 2023. At Penn State in 2024 he helped produce a school-record 13-win season and a College Football Playoff semifinal appearance while ranking near the top nationally in explosive plays.

247sports.com

Other strong candidates for innovativeness include:Chip Kelly (Northwestern OC): Long regarded as one of the sport’s great innovators for tempo, efficiency, and run-game creativity dating to his Oregon days; he also helped Ohio State to a national title as OC in 2024.

espn.com

Brennan Marion (Colorado OC): Creator of the distinctive “Go-Go” offense built on unique formations, deception, and explosive plays; previously successful at UNLV and Sacramento State.

usatoday.com

Buster Faulkner (Florida OC, 2025 FootballScoop OC of the Year at Georgia Tech): Heavy use of motion, shifts, and personnel packages that create an “illusion of complexity” and stress defenses; produced highly efficient, explosive units with limited star power.

footballscoop.com

Joel Gordon, Auburn’s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, is the primary (and sole designated) play-caller on game day in 2026.

Not good play calling or QB coaching. Play design was pretty mundane and stale. QB still holds the ball way too long with a line that is good for about 2 seconds, but play calling didn't have any thing that fit the 2 second window.