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Either we have a chance or he is doing one heck of a troll job on Nebraska. I don’t believe his dad nor his uncle would allow him to do that. So, I believe we still have at least some chance. Now, if he visits and then commits to Georgia or USC, I’m sure you’ll come back and say, see we had no chance. Which, that is not evidence we had no chance.

Who cares!

Seek help. Please. You are so indoctrinated it is completely useless to discuss anything with you, and the things you post are, quite frankly, pretty disturbing. Step away from whatever media has fogged your mind. Seriously, not being snide, just trying to help.

Signed up just to post this?

Just so I'm clear on this. A) The FBI was investigating both Hillary and Donald. B) One month before the election, the FBI announced it was investigating Hillary, but not Donald. C) That action, threw the election into Donald's favor and he won. D) Now, I'm supposed to be mad that the FBI was investigating Donald but not Hillary. Do I have this right?

Why is Satterfield visiting Steve Sipple?

This is a shamefully problematic take. What makes you say that the history that you learned in the 80s is "real American history"? What are your critiques about the 1619 Project? Do you believe that there are no perspectives or nuance to history beyond what you may have been taught decades ago? Are you afraid to be confronted with additional information? I have always enjoyed learning about history. About 10 years ago, I took a few additional college history classes, taking advantage of free tuition from my wife's job while I was considering a new degree. Comparing the details that I learned in those classes compared to what was glossed over or ignored in my high school and college classes in the 90s was pretty jarring. The history classes I took in my younger days tended to downplay the massive role of slavery in the early economy of our country. Of course we were all aware of slavery and knew it was wrong, but the impact and brutality of it has always been somewhat minimized. We placed the founding fathers one a pedestal while ignoring the complicated legacies of the fact that most of them were slaveowners and "compromised" to deny rights to black Americans and women. We were not taught about the Civil Rights era (other than on MLK Day) and certainly not taught how the Civil Rights movement was interwoven with the politics of Vietnam and the Cold War. There was so much nuance about our short but complicated history that was swept under the rug in favor of jingoistic nationalism. As I have learned more about our history (and continue to learn), I feel shortchanged by the classes I took in my younger days. Hell, I never even heard about the Black Wall Street massacre in Tulsa until a couple of years ago. As a music guy, I knew all about the cultural significance of Woodstock, but knew nothing about the Harlem Cultural Festival that same year until recently. Some people call this stuff Critical Race Theory. But this is "real American history." Choosing to ignore it does not help you. Thinking that you learned all you need to know about history in school decades ago, and there is no room to learn anything different, is anti-intellectual. In fact, you are outright embracing ignorance.

Can't believe he's gone. I mean, I wish he wasn't gone. Will root my a$$ off for Sims and our other guys behind center. But I will still root for Casey and wish him the best wherever he lands. Even if nobody wants him and if he retires. He is a great guy, intelligent, highly prepared QB and motivated, and I think he did his best here with the crazy coaching changes and his injuries during the one year he had. He never said one bad word about Nebraska, the fans, the coaches or teammates. Never did. He is a solid dude with great character.

Nelson was never getting drafted. He is going to be a special teams guy. He has 4 years of film. 12 more games was not going to change anything.

Reasons he will fail: 1. I cheer for the Nebraska Cornhuskers, and for some reason I’m not allowed to have nice things. All the teams I cheer for have been bad for a long time. Sorry everyone, this is all my fault.

Multiple sources told ESPN there's been pushback from a number of schools, including Michigan, Ohio State and Penn State, to play those late-November night games under the new contract. That leaves Petitti to figure out how to uphold a deal for hundreds of millions of dollars for primetime games without cooperation from some of the league's marquee teams for part of the regular season's most important month. OSU, Michigan, and Penn St need to get over themselves about not playing at night in November. You want a $100M/year from TV then stop acting like it is 1987. The NFL has no problem scheduling November, December, or January night games in Green Bay, Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston. I think those 3 programs will be ok playing a night game in November. I mean you sell your programs as a pathway of getting kids to the NFL, but then are afraid it could be cold.

Another vague descriptor that isn't actually pointing at anything specific. Everyone is broken to some extent (I'm sure you and your hiding Christian theology can hold water for the doctrine of original sin). Even those who grew up under the most morally upright parents and the most mentally and ethically rich schooling under the sun still have trauma. So you don't think talking about bazookas addresses the root cause, but you think talking about porn in school libraries and drag shows are addressing the root cause? When given the opportunity to share what legislative solutions you actually support and think are sensical to reduce gun violence, out of every conceivable idea under the sun, your best idea is to get sexually explicit material out of schools? In the gun violence thread, when asked what legislation you support to curb gun violence, the best idea you got to reduce gun violence is 'don't give the kids sex material' in regards to gun violence? don't really know what else to say other than lol even Archy is mostly able to stay on-topic and find common ground with many in regards to solutions to the problem. I don't think anyone is really apathetic or ignorant of the theoretical idea of institutions promoting porn to kids - I think everyone's just really bewildered, flabbergasted and entertained by your fascinating obsession with that one very hyper specific and very overblown problem against the backdrop of a thread that has nothing to do with the topic.

Mama Gates not holding back:

Wow I don't think I've ever read a more dumb post on here and that's saying something.

At this point, if you had a video of Donald Trump promising concessions to Vladimir Putin in return for dirt on Hillary Clinton, would it even be a smoking gun? Federal entities have shown little interest in actually prosecuting Donald Trump, and his supporters would see nothing wrong in the exchange. Donald Trump leaning on multiple Secretaries of State to deliver him an election he didn't win should be the game-ender, with January 6 simply the exclamation point. You can't be more wrong and treasonous than that. Proof and consequences don't have much meaning anymore.

Good explainer. Here's the entire thread unrolled: 1 Durham Report is in. After four years, review of 1 million documents, 490 interviews, his conclusion is that FBI should have opened a preliminary investigation (PI) instead of a full investigation (FI) in 2016. THREAD 2 The only difference between FI and PI is the duration and the authorities that may be used. This is a hairsplitting quibble, and one on which FBI officials routinely disagree. 3 Durham also minimizes the reasons FBI was alarmed enough to open a FI in 2016 based on information received from Australian diplomats about Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos. 4 According to Aussies, Papadopoulos said, “Trump team had received some kind of suggestion from Russia that it could assist this process with the anonymous release of information during the campaign that would be damaging to Mrs Clinton.” 5 Papadopoulos’s statement came right after the DNC hack. FBI was properly concerned about Russia’s efforts to influence the presidential election. This was an investigation into RUSSIA. 6 Trump had other concerning ties to Russians: real estate deals, Miss Universe Pageant, loans from Russian lenders, Trump Tower Moscow project. Campaign Chairman Paul Manafort had lobbied for pro-Russian oligarchs. 7 Trump campaign members also had ties to Russia. Mike Flynn was paid $45,000 by Russia Today in 2015 for a speech he gave at a banquet where he sat next to Putin. He later lied to FBI about his calls with the Russian ambassador about sanctions during the transition. 8 Carter Page had been seen meeting with Russian intel officers. It now appears that he was unaware that they were trying to recruit him. Papadopoulos worked to set up a meeting with Putin. 9 Durham criticizes the FBI for relying on the Steele Dossier for the Carter Page FISA. Steele Dossier was not the basis for opening the investigation, but it makes for a useful scapegoat to blur that fact. 10 We now know FBI was unable to corroborate the Steele Dossier, which contained explosive details about Russian kompromat on Trump. That’s 20/20 hindsight. And, importantly, Durham never says the information in it was false, just unconfirmed. 11 In fact, some aspects of Steele Dossier were confirmed by Mueller and DNI: Putin favored Trump and was working to influence the election in Trump’s favor and against Clinton. It also contained unconfirmed information that could have seriously compromised Trump as president. 12 Failing to investigate these ties would have been a breach of duty by FBI. This was an investigation into RUSSIA. Russia was the threat and the focus. Trump was just Russia’s useful idiot. 13 Page FISA also was based on an e-mail altered by an FBI lawyer. That lawyer was identified by IG, not Durham, and he was properly convicted for making false statements. Mueller disregarded all aspects of Page FISA. 14 In addition to criticizing the FBI for opening a FI instead of a PI, Durham also ignores other facts and helps advance the narrative that the Russia investigation was a hoax. 15 Like Barr, Durham says Mueller found no conspiracy between Trump and Russia but fails to mention the 2016 Trump Tower meeting to receive dirt on Clinton, sharing of polling data with Russian intel officer Konstantin Kilimnik, and coordinating of messaging with Wikileaks. 16 Durham also ignores Trump’s public statement, “Russia, if you’re listening …” asking them to find Clinton’s missing emails, and the subsequent release of hacked emails hours after the release of the Access Hollywood tape. 17 The result of Durham’s four-year investigation is two failed prosecutions of bit players outside of government and a recommendation for FBI to hire someone to oversee their FISA work. 18 But the Durham Report provides fuel for the false claim that the Russia probe was a hoax. Don’t fall for it. While Mueller found no conspiracy, he concluded that Russia worked to help Trump become president. 19 And rather than report Russia’s overtures to FBI, Trump’s campaign was willing to accept the help. 20 The only winner here is Russia, which succeeded in its mission to get its favored candidate elected, sow discord in the United States, and undermine public trust in American institutions.

From Mitch today: Foley was at Bellevue West Monday to check on four-star wide receivers Dae’vonn Hall and Isaiah McMorris, the Nos. 2- and 3-rated prospects in Nebraska for 2024. They’ve drawn attention from the likes of USC, Oklahoma and Penn State. But Nebraska is on the rise. Credit goes to first-year receivers coach Garret McGuire. “They love him,” Bellevue West coach Mike Huffman said. “He’s really helped close that gap. A month ago, they had other schools higher than Nebraska. I don’t know if that’s the case anymore. It’s because of him.” Huffman has encouraged Hall and McMorris, also coveted by Missouri, Kansas State, Iowa and others, to whittle their list to three schools and take official visits in June. He expects that Nebraska will make the group of finalists for both receivers. https://theathletic.com/4504224/2023/05/10/nebraska-recruiting-dylan-raiola/

Just repost this every time. I will not remember.

Refresher for those not up on gambling lingo A minus sign means you need to lay that amount to win $100. A plus sign means you need to lay $100 to win that amount. Betting Iowa over 7.5 at -135 means if you bet $135 you would win $100 dollars (total of $235 returned to you) Betting Iowa under 7.5 at +115 means if you bet $100 you would win $115 dollars (total of $215 returned to you)

I can think of worse ways to spend my last year of college than hanging out in Boca Raton, Florida....

Gun nuts have made a mockery of victims for 20+ years. Florida is mocking the victims of a shooting that just took place in the past two election cycles. cry me a ducking River!

Your position is morally relativistic, poorly articulated, disingenuous, and un-Christian. Don't know why you're having such a hard time accepting that.

Where’s the eye roll emoji when it’s needed? Lots of Nelson hate on this thread. I never said he was going to crush it and move his draft stock way up. But stop the complete BS that Rhule wouldn’t have liked him back and likely would have helped his pro prospects. If heathy he would have been a significant contributor on the defense and garnered more attention. That’s it, why so hard to understand as that is what would have happened barring any injury. No doubt he had to make a tough decision. Does he learn one more year under a completely new college staff or since he is going to go through a change anyway just try to make the jump. My bet is he made the jump because someone was telling him he’d get drafted. I doubt it was well I guess am going to have to sit at NU or transfer to play college, I guess I’ll try the pros instead.

In regards to the platform itself, regardless of who owns it, Twitter as an app is much better now than what is what pre-Elon takeover.

Ummmm.....that's being pretty ignorant on the subject. I'm someone who gets pretty dang frustrated with the EPA with some of their rules. But, I'll even call BS on the bolded.

Would you please share why the Volleyball Team, which is the second largest sport in this state, was relegated to a sub section of “Other Sports”?

I have faith that Hood will be a starter next season.

The term "suppression" is hard to understand

@Decked The thing is, no one in the Frost era really played up to par. It's a pattern far beyond just a couple guys - during the Frost era, we were dead last among P5 schools at rate of turning 4-star+ guys into draft picks. Frost was fine at recruiting talent, but he was shockingly bad at player development. I don't think it's unreasonable at all to think that NPG - and any number of other Frost players - might have blossomed under other coaches.

With the GOP voting in lockstep on their increasingly medieval platform, isn't every single member Marjorie Taylor Green?

Well, I would agree with you....if the Republican party themselves weren't putting her out there as an important member of congress. She has been paraded around the country at rallies raising money for the party. She is #5 on the list of Republican money raisers in 2022 for the House. McCarthy specifically credited her for getting him elected speaker. He continues to listen to her on issues. So....I fail to see how the media is just supposed to ignore her. Then, you have wackos like: Ted Cruz Gym Jordan Matt Gaetz ....etc who are in positions of leadership and are vocal members of committees. So....if Republicans wish people like MTG weren't shown so much in media....stop raising them up as leaders of the party.

In the end it turned out Frost was just an extremely neglectful football coach, and it wasn't anybody fault but his own.

There's an old quote I remember that's been shared around social media multiple times. The jist is, students where in class discussing the LGBTQIA+ community and asked the professor, what should they do if the person in need of care is trans? the professor replied, you treat them. They continued to question and asked, what if it's against my religious beliefs? The professor replied, you treat them, and if you feel you cannot treat them because of your religious beliefs, you need to find a new profession. Working in healthcare is not a place for your religious beliefs, all that matters is patient care. So if any doctors/health care workers in fact deny service to a person because of religious beliefs, they need to get the eff out of healthcare.

Yes. That would be the once and future President of the United States, bringing a 40 year history of categorically awful moral behavior, still propped up and supported by a party that celebrates guns while opposing mental health funding, who mock the weak, turn away the sick, afflict the poor, bend over for the rich, and actually came to the defense of underage marriage and child labor when it wasn't too busy undermining the bulwarks of democracy. A party of grifters and enablers who wave a flag and a Bible while doing the most un-American and un-Christian stuff imaginable. That's the amoral slide. Only an artificial Christian would be more worried about a trans person being allowed to live their life.

Yeah, I mean there is no hope. This poster is so diluted that his voting behavior won't change no matter what. We just have to accept that our Republicans neighbors who vote are fine with people being slaughtered. It's not going to change, so all we can do is mock and deride them as they deserve.

@ColoradoHusk, it's weird you've been wrong on nearly every assumption you've made and yet you keep scolding me.

But since Biden is sitting president, they would place the blame at his shoes use it as their normal race baiting election year rhetoric and their base will eat it up. Plus then their big money boosters will have more illegal immigrants to hire at substandard rates to keep pay rates suppressed. Then they can scream illegals are taking jobs all the while ignoring that the republican congressmen are getting their pockets lined to insure there is no fix to the immigration issue and no repercussions for companies caught hiring the immigrants. Its all a conspiracy of the rich to get richer and keep the working class indebted to and overemployed in underpaying jobs.

Weird as hell for grown men to think about a 17 year old kid so much.

I'll be sure not to wear it around you.

Wait a second, is that...? Dear god that's Moral Relativism™'s music!!!!‬

Yeah! He's not some obvious opportunistic grifter that I fell for last time. He hasn't just copied Trump's schtick - down to his hand movements - he has deep policy goals that help every day Americans! Now sure, he never discusses that policy, and his campaign thus far relies entirely on political theater. But these Republican politicians won't fool me again! Fool me once, shame on you. Grift me 47 times with everybody shouting into the void that my electoral choices are dangerous, well, it makes me want to vote even harder!

Sounds like a classic case of guy thinks he is better than he really is. Maybe there were some promises being thrown around that never got met but the reality is he just never played up to par.

I haven't seen Archy since he fled to Hungary. I like to think of him at a goulash shack in Budapest, quietly weeping and wanting to apologize for everything he's ever said.

Adrian made plays like this his whole career and it will forever be baffling to me how ready so much of the fanbase was to dunk on and move on from him, attributing all the sins around him onto him.

Periodic reminder that no one knows anything.

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