Mavric

Just because something hasn't been caught and prosecuted doesn't mean it doesn't happen.

should a law that threatens a fundamental democratic right not have an extremely high burden of proof, let alone a preponderance of evidence?

 

It doesn't come anywhere close to that if put in place correctly. The only reason to argue that point is if you don't care if voter fraud happens.

no, i make that argument because i do not think voter fraud is a real problem. i think the greater threat to democracy is to disenfranchise so many because of examples of a very few fraudsters.

So how many voters, exactly, will be disenfranchised by this?

Not that I blame him for going but it's particularly hard to compete if we can't even get the few in-state prospects we have to stay here.

Give him time, we'll get there.

I wasn't just talking about Miles. Been going on since the mid-90s (or longer).

Interesting to listen to the guys on the afternoon show on 850 KOA talk about Colorado non-stop for over an hour - and this was today, four days after the last game. Should they give the coaches time? If so, how much? Are they really supporting the coaches with facilities, etc. that gives them a chance to compete? Even got a mention about facilities at DONU that they can't compete with.

Great afternoon for me.

There's a fine line between "competing to the end" and "delaying the inevitable".

I think part of the problem is sometimes the QB kind of shuffles around for a bit, trying to kill a few more seconds. This only leads to shoving and cheap shots. I've maintained for some time that the kneel down rule should be enforced similarly to the spike to kill the clock - if you're going to do it, you have to do it as soon as you take the snap. That would clean it up a lot.

Not that I blame him for going but it's particularly hard to compete if we can't even get the few in-state prospects we have to stay here.

I love em but we need to cycle through Hanna and Broekhius(sp?)! Morgan should be dominate this far into her career!

So you want to get rid of the players who are #1 and #3 in kills and #1 and #2 in hitting percentage (>100 attempts)?

Interesting...

Ouch. Need to turn things around - and quick.

Between 1960 and 2010, the growth of entitlement spending was exponential, but in any given year, it was on the whole roughly 8% higher if the president happened to be a Republican rather than a Democrat.

 

Are Entitlements Corrupting Us? Yes, American Character Is at Stake

It's a lot of fun to blame the president but it's pretty misleading.

Dems controlled the house every year from 1960 to 1995 (actually they controlled it all but two years from 1933 to 1995).

Dems controlled the senate all but six years from 1960 to 1995 and all but 10 years from 1993 to 1995.

If you'd like to blame the republicans for any changes to entitlement programs from 1995-2007, please let me know what they are. Otherwise, you're looking on the wrong side of the isle and and the wrong address in Washington.

PSU wins the second 28-26.

I'm not going to be able to attend the game this weekend after all so I have two tickets to sell. Face value - $56 - OBO.

Will be here for official visit this weekend. Hopefully the running game remains in high gear.

Plans to take official visit here this weekend.

So is Shapiro not buying hookers and abortions for fans anymore either?

Maybe that's the promotion next week???

Probably not exactly the decorum that was expected but pretty funny.

106th in Passing Offense

108th is Rushing Offense

107th in Scoring Offense

115th in Scoring Defense

That's domination.

... and if you take out 2007 Callahan was only 22. Someone get him on the phone.

I know in the NFL the refs are able to "combine" two views to make a determination. I would assume the same would be true in NCAA but I'm not sure. If it's not - and thus you have to have one conclusive view - I could see them copping out and letting the play stand. However, to me it was pretty obvious that it didn't hit him.

NCAA Yards Per Game (out of 120):

13 - Indiana - 538.3

16 - Nebraska - 532.7

33 - Purdue - 470.3

42 - Ohio St. - 453.7

49 - Minnesota - 429

52 - Michigan - 425.3

64 - Northwestern - 407

70 - Michigan St. - 397.7

94 - Illinois - 353

101 - Penn St. - 341

105 - Iowa - 333.7

119 - Wisconsin - 276

Points Per Game:

21 - Ohio St. - 40.7

22 - Nebraska - 40.3

24 - Purdue - 39.7

33 - Indiana - 36.0

33 - Michigan - 36.0

44 - Minnesota - 34.0

63 - Northwestern - 29.0

73 - Illinois - 27.3

98 - Penn St. - 21.3

101 - Michigan St. - 20.3

110 - Iowa - 17.0

113 - Wisconsin - 16.3

Ohio St. and Nebraska along with ... Indiana and Purdue (???) leading the conference.

Huskers lose in 4.

Didn't start listening until right at the end of the third. Sounds like we hit pretty terrible the first two and early in the fourth. Probably at least partly to do with them being pretty solid.

Trying to come back in the fourth but falling short. 23-19.

Huskers hitting .000 so far in the fourth. Not looking good.

12-4 Cyclones

Liked seeing him out there. Looked good.

We ran the ball 59 times and threw it 14 times. With an offense like that, you need blockers. Unfortunately, this isn't Jamal's strong suit. I wouldn't read too much into it. He's been getting more of a look the last couple games and I'm sure he'll be back in there.

I think another INC got nullified by penalty.

Huskers lose the first two then win the third.

Just starting the fourth.