Ghost of Colby

Pro Franchises have been leaning into these types of developments, and see them as a significant revenue stream.

Just to clarify, this area is about to be abandoned by both the Chiefs and Royals, correct?

So, this isn’t a development that will have a professional sports franchise as its centerpiece. Instead, the local county government thinks an empty and abandoned stadium will be a destination point that will attract visitors, businesses, and residents.

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Not sure what to think honestly. Bama is steadily getting better each week and Russell is becoming a game changer. But Georgia is Georgia…disciplined, tough,

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In all honesty, I like the way Bama’s season has unfolded. There’s been shaky moments and they’ve been tested a few times by potentially dangerous teams, but they’ve been in firm control by the time the 4th quarter starts.

Not only do they improve as their games progress, but they seem to be improving overall as their season progresses.

They haven’t played the toughest schedule, but I think they’ve benefited from quality competition.

Georgia has had a much easier road to start the season. They’ve mowed through everyone, and look like a typical Kirby Smart Georgia team, but they haven’t been tested.

Summary
Bama has been tested somewhat, and they are improving. Whatever gap existed between the two teams to start the season has been narrowed

Georgia has not been tested and are on cruise control to start the season. A road game against a Bama team that is hitting their stride should be the deciding factor.

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What this is really about is building large, mixed to low income housing developments in affluent areas of Nola. That's the play. They thought this policy would lead to that, but it didn't, so it's being gutted.

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Exactly, the better neighborhoods and better locations require 10% affordable housing. The next level required 5%, the bad neighborhoods had no mandates.

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In “core” neighborhoods like the French Quarter and the Central Business District, developments must include 10 percent affordable units, and “strong” neighborhoods like Tremé, Bywater, and the Lower Garden District must set aside five percent of the units in a multifamily project. In “transitional” neighborhoods, developers would be incentivized but not required to build affordable units.

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There’s always something to look forward to

David Braun just might be a really good coach. They are good, and getting better.

Who knows, but it looks good to me.

Paige Bueckers ain’t it, and her girlfriend is a bust.

Hopefully she’s brain dead.
EVIL woman

Real ballers are still in the playoffs.

Portnoy is admitting Michigan is irrelevant and powerless.

The Buckeyes, NW Wildcats, and the Hoosiers run the B1G.

Wings and Valks are in a battle.
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