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I mean Texas has played in 100% of the conference championships possible since joining the sec so I'm not sure why they should be lumped into this list.
Yeah its like the only reason vastly different cultures developed in the first place is because those groups of people were isolated from each other so distinct cultures emerged independent of each other. Its amazing how liberals don't seem to understand this. The only reason let's say Japan exists as a unique culture worth visiting today is because the country has been 99% Japanese people for centuries. If you just merge all these countries into melting pots then eventually there won't be unique cultures anymore.
I don't think I've ever seen someone articulate exactly why diversity is a strength or positive thing, outside of extremely trivial things like the availability of foreign foods.
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maybe, just maybe

Go back to reddit
Its interesting how liberals love to make fun of southern states, particularly alabama, mississippi, and louisiana, but they never address the fact that those states have a much higher percentage of black people than the rest of the country. If you removed all the poor black people, these states would likely all shoot up in the rankings for education, health, crime, etc.
Has alabama ever had a black punter?

re: Walking cart recommendations

Posted by BuckeyeGoon on 4/25/25 at 5:20 pm
Foot brake is way more durable. I just had one where the handbrake was held together by a bunch of plastic parts and ending up breaking after about a year. I'm just getting ones with foot brakes from now on.
Good point. I wonder how liberal millennial white parents are going to feel when their sons are basically excluded from jobs/society when they enter adulthood. Its only going to get worse and it's mostly white liberals fricking over the younger white people.
Its true that military enlistment/retention generally tracks with the economy, not sure why people are getting upset with this post. When the economy is good, the military struggles to get people and when the economy is bad, the military does great with recruiting.

Besides that though even if there are a fresh batch of new people ready to enlist because Trump is back, they are in for a bad time. Even when I was in ten plus years ago, women and minorities were fast tracked with promotions/awards and everything like that so they will be joining a military that has like two decades of prioritizing women and minorities and all the senior leadership have been fully indoctrinated with woke propaganda. If it really is the right leaning white men finally joining again like a lot of people are speculating, they are going to be joining a military where their leaders absolutely hate them.
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One could make a case Oklahoma was the #1 program 2000-2008 but after that, it began to dwindle.

I would put USC #1 and Florida #2 for that time period. Both had more national championships than Oklahoma and both won head to head vs Oklahoma in a championship game.
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There was a time in the 2000s that the Big 12 was the best conference with Art Briles at Baylor(he had a heisman winner ) Gundy at Osu, Leach at Tech, and Bill Snyder at K State

You cannot be serious, literally none of those guys won a national championship.
Now imagine what its going to be like when its diversity quota government workers deciding who does and doesn't get what medical treatments.
Yeah and it really just blows my mind how the colleges always manage to avoid any accountability for the student loan mess. Any time these conversations come up, its a constant back and forth of what the borrowers should have done vs what the lenders should have done and sitting in the middle is the colleges who took happily took advantage of both sides and will never face any consequences for any of this debt everyone else is stuck dealing with now.
Yeah I think that was his point. If the universities knew they would be the ones eating the costs when this debt was discharged in a bankruptcy, they would be more motivated to get the price of tuition down. As it is now colleges can keep raising tuitions as high as they want because they know the government/banks will cover them. As long as colleges are getting their money either way they have no reason to care what ends up happening to any of these loans.
Lsu's and Alabama's last national titles are separated by a whole 12 months.
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Obviously OU is not better than Alabama or Ohio State since 2000. But they are very much in the discussion with Georgia, LSU, and Clemson.

Ohio State and Lsu are neck and neck during this time period so I'm not sure why Oklahoma would be in the discussion over either one of them.

Ohio State and Lsu both have 3 national titles during this time and interestingly they're the only teams in the discussion who've won natties with multiple different coaches. I would give a slight edge to Ohio State for having more championship game appearances and more conference championships but I could see an argument for either being #2, but they are clearly #2 and #3 behind Bama and it isn't even a discussion. The only discussion is which of those is 2 and which is 3.

Even after Ohio State and Lsu, the teams with multiple national titles are all in front of Oklahoma also.
Gotta win at least 1 playoff game before you can even think about joining the discussion with the others on this list.