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Says the guy who keeps telling others how he knows better than they do.

Yes, if ILL loses 1 and Huskers win tomorrow then a shared title. I think the Huskers would own the tie breaker for the top tourney seed, but don’t quote me. Loss tonight AND tomorrow by ILL and a series sweeping win by DONU tomorrow results in an outright title.

Who exactly are you upset with? And why now? The f#&%ing thing is over with. I’m sure everyone has learned some things. There was one (1) subset of people who were vocal and opposed to any measures (vaccines, distancing, masks). I thought you no longer identified with MAGA/Trump supporters. But this issue still seems to be top of your s#!t list. Personally, IDGAF about it anymore.

Very cool very fun. So basically, we need to win tomorrow and have Illinois drop one to share the conference title, and we need to win and have them drop both to get it outright?

I wonder that too, since the year and a half I spent living in Atlanta and still frequenting businesses as much as I could, I never saw any strict enforcement of any kind of specific social distancing and have never seen or heard of any stories of businesses or individuals getting in trouble for it.

#MrHindsight Novel smovel virus. Pftt. I know better 4 years later.

Disappointed South stadium. North stadium too.

Do you understand how many more people a restaurant could have served by that additional 3-4 feet of distance. OHow much more revenue that would have brought in for them. Just as one example. Which it sounds like you don’t give a a s#!t cause #safetymeasuresthataremeaningless matters. HA. I wonder how many business’s got fined for having trouble with the 6ft non science recommendations turned into local laws? I mean if we’re gonna do the whole let’s error on the safe side thing, should we implement it every year to prevent flu deaths and Covid deaths in the coming winters. Ya know, public safety and all. #wenoneedfreedoms #settledsciencetillitsnotbuterroronsafeside

10-3 top 9th after lead off hr by Carey

Both us and Alabama were in on Thursday, Bama only sent one coach, while the Huskers sent a ton, hopefully that makes an impression.

You do realize that this just confirms what I said, right? That people face less deliquencies today than before the Pandemic I’m hoping you understand the difference between delinquent and in collections Im also hoping you understand the reasoning why people are no longer in collections (it wasn’t because their traditional incomes went up so much) by reading the entire post provided to you They still owe the money. It’s why collections may be down but debt is still up. It’s the debt that matters most

Support Our Schools has until July 17 to gather signatures for the ballot initiative against LB 1402. They’ll have to gather valid signatures from 5% of Nebraska’s registered voters and gather 5% in at least 38 of Nebraska’s 93 counties. Evnen, in announcing his decision Thursday, said the adoption of LB 1402 will repeal LB 753 on July 19, rendering any vote on that measure moot. He said he consulted with the Attorney General’s Office before making the decision. “Since the previous law will no longer be in effect by the time of the general election, I do not intend to place the original referendum on the ballot,” Evnen said.

God forbid that in the interest of public safety they may have errored on the safe side by, gasp, 2 or 3 feet. #MuhFreedoms #’Merica #We’renotsnowflakes

Freshman comes through with a hit 8 - 3 huskers!

And for restaurants trying to stay in business Good to know how much you cared about those folks though in the interests on non science.

Good lord, another SO with bases loaded and no outs@

There are droplet studies. Feel free to look them up. Still not perfect, but for anyone looking to social distancing data, that is more accurate than pulling 6 ft out of thin air which is what happened.

Base loaded with no outs, we need some insurance runs!

Am I to disconnected from Conservative media to understand what this means? You do realize that this just confirms what I said, right? That people face less deliquencies today than before the Pandemic? Government response - which you deem ineffective - through policy allowed for this to happen. Medical Debt as a whole makes up 60% of all collections, but only collections that are $500 or less are excluded from reporting. Funny enough, the reason is because they're quoting Vice President Harris in the article -- and the Economic Policy Institute supports Universal Healthcare to combat medical spending. Because of your newfound understanding on the power of government policy to impact the lives of Americans, I trust you no doubt agree.