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What does that quote even mean? In the real world you can go wherever you want whenever you want lol more like there are no stupid transfer rules in the real world

Sanders is considered radical because this country is a$$ backwards in so many respects, and his radical label largely comes from those who profit from keeping the country a$$ backwards. His entire platform essentially boils down to ensuring a reasonable quality of life for everyone. If getting there seems radical it's because of just how far gone we are in this plutocracy.

I wonder how many millions of dollars the state economy misses out on every year by having all those rest areas along I-80. Usually when people stop at a gas station to use the restroom they'll make a purchase. We hate non-Nebraskans spending their money here as much as we hate Nebraskans spending their money here. Also put a casino in that stupid arch in Kearney.

I have always thought the "legal gambling is abhorrent" stance from State officials as a being a bit disingenuous... after all, here in Nebraska, I can purchase Powerball and Nebraska Pick 5 lottery tickets, buy pickle cards, play Bingo, and bet Keno...all while betting on live horse races while I get my drink on...

@ZMagers22 I don't think helmets are legal in MMA.

Yep - he's worth a listen - not a Joe Rogan nut like some people, but he gives everyone a platform and he is very good at letting them tell their story. I know his interview with Bernie got like 11+ million views on youtube.

I could not care less about a few bad apples booing; the race has been pretty clean to-date. We're not talking about Trump antics or his KKKampaign supporters here. All that matters is that everyone turns out to vote for the eventual nominee.

I mean I watched the victory speech and you could hear some boos but most were cheers when he congratulated Buttigieg and Klobuchar. Every candidate has bad apples. Just like every fanbase has bad apples. It seems like the media likes to talk about how bad Sanders people are while ignoring all the never sanders clinton supporters.

Was in CO this weekend. On Monday morning I was leaving Denver and was listening to their “Altitude Sports” radio station featuring Brett Kane (formerly of 93.7 The Ticket). Him and two other goofballs were absolutely trashing Michigan St and talking about how Mel was committed to CU. Funny how things work out.

Bo and Carl Pelini!! Oh, you meant former players... my bad!

Tom Osborne and Charlie McBride.

....Tom Osborne needs to stay home when it comes to legislation: https://www.omaha.com/news/state_and_regional/tom-osborne-testifies-against-gambling-bills-senator-says-nebraska-losing/article_7de6b464-2a16-5716-835d-541fa3227482.html

It was awesome just to hear someone talk about their vision straight forward no BS. Bernie was 100% right when he said the elections have turned to reality TV. If you are on the fence about Bernie, or think he's some time of communist please watch this. It's fine if you still don't like his plan when the interview is over - but at least hear the guy out - I think a lot of you will be surprised.

So, about Duval's program....

Teddy P. is #58, FWIW

Coaches are such hypocrites "There's no transfer portal in the real world," Tucker said.

MSU obviously expanded the previous offer. Plus he’s from Ohio and coached at MSU. Everyone wants to go after Tucker like they wouldn’t do the same thing for millions, + millions upgraded for your staff & S&C dept that MSU is gonna give him.

I don't remember him taking plays off, he just had to play a somewhat passive role in Pelini's defense. I watched a film breakdown somewhere (I'll see if I can find it) where the guy mentioned a "knock" on Gregory was his slow reaction off the snap. But when he actually watched the film, over 70% of the time Gregory was reading the tackle - not even looking at the ball, so obviously it's going to look slow. But that's just what Pelini's D asked, and he did a really good job with it. I realize that's probably not what you're talking about with effort, but I really don't remember him loafing around at all. I do remember wondering why he wasn't just tearing around the edge wrecking QBs, but a lot of that was the style of defense. Found it, here it is! I am not this dude and don't know his qualifications, but it was a good watch if you're bored.

I mean you're right, RG could be a beast in this D. But I'll just never get over all the plays I saw him give half-assed effort. When he wanted to be a disruptive force he sure could be. But when he wanted to take a few plays or a series off..... I'm not sure it was a character issue and it sure wasn't lack of ability. He just seemed to be sporadically lacking tenacity. Probably not fair to compare him to a Wistrom or Alberts but it is inevitable in these discussions.

You're right - but Bloomberg is only preferable to Trump, and frankly I want all billionaires out of public office. I suspect all of them of self-dealing, Bloomberg as well.

I hope in November the voters send a very strong resounding message and Trump is thrown into the ashbin of history.

If enough GOPers pull away from Trump - he won't win those close states he won in 2016. Weld's voters reveal a crack in the trump support.

Full Stone trial team resigns. This is how dictators take control. Change the definition of right and wrong, innocence & guilt, justice & injustice. Pardons for friends and criminals, purge the honorable. Hitler's Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels would be so proud as would his Minister of Justice Franz Schlegelberger. https://apnews.com/f9addeca0df46d91442701d1420ed046

i don't think bernie is like trump....but he does have a fairly large group of supporters who remind me of trump bots.

Stone and Flynn's cases are from Mueller's investigation. This is just another example of Obstruction of Justice and Abuse of Power, and very serious ones at that.

I just don't get how Sanders is so radical. Our defense budget is over 600 billion per year. Student loan debt increased by 80 billion per year from 2003 to 2018. Reducing some of that is no more radical than paying 600 billion per year on defense, and I would argue it's less so. I don't know if I think all of it should be forgiven, but I see no reason why we can't pick some professions college is free for. Let's start with teaching degrees and nursing/medical degrees and criminal justice degrees and go from there. That isn't anymore radical than spending 4x more than China on our military. Considering universal health care to be a radical concept is just silly so I won't get into that.

I mean if we're going to keep missing bowl games it should at minimum be offered

Great effort.

They are politicians. It doesnt matter what “party” they are in, they have the same goal, make their donors a lot of money. Just watch, if Sanders is the nominee, dem politicians will vote Trump. 100%. Because them and their donors are still making money with him in office. Its sad but its American politics for ya.

I mentioned this in an old thread. I used to work for Ladbrokes, the UK gambling giant, doing ads and commercials for their local card rooms and horsetracks. They always had us show healthy young couples enjoying themselves at the tables and tracks and sampling the upscale buffet. The racetrack promoted Family Nights with special events for the kids. But one day our client -- who looked more than a little like Joe Pesci -- admitted it was mostly bulls#!t. The target customer was and always had been the gambling addict, and every local Ladbrokes affiliate knew what day the welfare and social security checks went out and marketed around it. It's a vice that really can't be banned or driven underground, but yeah....it harvests its share of human misery.

I love Coach and respect his point of view on this topic. I just fundamentally disagree with it. Just because I disagree with it doesn't mean he needs to stay home. He should stand up for what he believes in. This attitude that people who disagree with you need to be silent is rotten to its core, and has given American politics a$$ cancer.

This pretty much hits the mark straight on:

Silly Andrea, Oversight is only for investigating the other party.

Oh I don't fault him for jumping. I fault him only for declaring there is no way he would jump not 48 hours before jumping.

Of course. He definitely had his flaws and motor was a big knock. I wanted to go with T Farley but had already been mentioned. Gregory doesn't stack up against the all time greats by any means but he would be a great piece to have in 2020

Mel Tucker just ripped the hearts out of CU fans

I’d have to go with Suh and Wistrom. That would make us an immediate conference contender. Toss in Rimington with Weigert or Steinkuhler or about any early/mid 90’s OL and we’d be in the playoffs. It’s kind of strange realizing the effect only 2 or 4 players would have.

This is what happens when you give a dishonest person unbridled power.

So a person living and working in Nebraska won't suffer from gambling addiction and its consequences if it is done across the Missouri?

Frost said he's already added 15 pounds since he got here. Coaches like how he moves smoothly and being a big-bodied DB.

He probably bulked up last year from stress-eating during all those pregnancy rumors....

Scott III is one strong MF'r. The kid benches 400+ at 190 and hit a 390lb front squat. This kid is more then ready to come in and contribute physically.