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Why is it that I read one source and it says this year's halftime show saw a 40% decrease in viewers compared to last year, and then I read another source which says this year's halftime show was the most watched spectacle in the history of spectacles?
These bad numbers in Rasmussen mig might be on account of the fact that Trump hasn’t been leading lately.
Instead of blaming “the way the economy is set up,” she should blame a culture of avarice and one that diminishes the value of motherhood.
I don’t blame him for taking more money and getting cold feet about coming into a historically bad running back rotation. But this crap about reneging on Alabama because Texas is more serious about winning championships is stupid.

re: Don Lemon's attorney is certainly no SFP

Posted by RAB on 1/30/26 at 10:02 am to
He will never be convicted, but it is refreshing to see the government defend those who did nothing wrong.

re: From a Pastor- thougths on this?

Posted by RAB on 1/26/26 at 5:14 pm to
Who is this Pastor Chris?
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small government conservative says fedgov murdering americans is okay as long as their preferred politician says to


No, but it would be nice if paid protestors would get out of the way.
The opened the borders, refused to even attempt to enforce long-held laws, and then accused the other side of being a big bunch of meanies for doing something about it.
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Lots of guns out there and if im sending my kid to someone's house I'd like to know if they're responsible about firearms, along with knowing if they have a 90lb bloodthirsty fur baby.


My neighbor’s eleven year old kid was shot in the face by his friend while playing at the friend’s house. This thing does happen, and way too often.

Unfortunately this ad makes it seem effeminate to do your parental homework.

re: Nate Oats is a good man

Posted by RAB on 1/22/26 at 10:57 am to
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I’m not the one acting like that, Nate Oats was. You imbecile lmao


Why are you so agitated?

re: Nate Oats is a good man

Posted by RAB on 1/22/26 at 10:46 am to
Major collegiate athletics are now 100% a business. Any illusions to the contrary are forever dead. Quit acting like these coaches have some moral obligation to better the lives of young men.
Everyone knows the greatest turnaround in CFB history was LSU from 2019 to 2020.
In this day and age, literally anyone can win a championship.

re: What the hell Bama

Posted by RAB on 1/12/26 at 7:31 pm to
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4 losses a year is an absolute disgrace for bama. He’s now managed that twice in 3 years.


Alabama was inevitably going to return to the mean, but it’s crazy that it took numerous court cases and the transfer of hundreds of millions of dollars from boosters to young adults to make it happen.

re: What the hell Bama

Posted by RAB on 1/12/26 at 7:27 pm to
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The fact those two committed together giving real Miss Nancy and Aunt Fancy vibes.


They’ve been besties since junior high.
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You are slow on the uptake.


I’ve been in denial. Media are reporting that Ty Simpson is being offered 6.5 million to forgo the draft and play one more season somewhere. It’s spiraling out of control right in front of our eyes, and those who think college football as we know it can survive this are now the ones in denial.
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Lol, wtf do you think Saban was doing for all those years in Tuscaloosa? Bringing in the best HS football players in the country by showing them the campus library?


I know that this fantasy about Alabama breaking the rules while every other school in CFB were paragons of virtue is the plush teddy bear that soothed your inferiority complex for the past couple of decades, but there was a time in the mid-2010s when an entire wall of the football complex had the jerseys of first round NFL draft picks who had played for Saban at Alabama. That did more for recruiting than $100 handshakes or even Dodge Charger leases ever could.

The recruiting pitch was simple: you come here and put in the effort, you have a better shot at making millions in the NFL than if you went anywhere else. And isn't that kind of what college is supposed to be about in the first place? Preparing young adults for a career so that they can live better lives? Now we're seeing players hop from school to school based on what they can receive right now, and it is in a death spiral.
If the goal is to attract young men with the flashing the most money in front of them, then I want nothing to do with this stuff anymore.
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Wait, so Indiana playing sound football and beating down teams who’ve paid way more for their teams is your sign that CFB’s dead?


The fact that a program can go from perennial bottom feeder to greatest team on the planet is the sign that CFB as we have known it is dead. That is an impossibility five years ago. Now it is about to become normal procedure. Literally from year to year there will be no continuity in college football. It will be like basketball, but worse.

I don’t understand why folks are struggling with this.
If Indiana wins next week, this group will have a strong claim as the greatest team in college football history. This from a program which had not won a bowl game since the 1990…a program which had not won a share of a conference title since 1967…a program which had not won a conference title outright since WW2. This magical transformation is impossible apart from the same ridiculous transfer portal which is taking a sledgehammer to the foundation of the college aspect of college football.

The canary in the coal mine is dead. Don’t get me wrong, many will celebrate this accomplishment, and rightly so. But fans of teams like LSU, Alabama, Ohio State, etc should not be among them…our beloved sport is gone forever.