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Same with Layne’s chicken fingers out of college station. They’re expanding to several Texas towns and these evangelical Aggies who eat it up don’t know it’s halal.

If I’m running the Big 10, I see the weakness in the sec and take full advantage.

The big 10 should expand to 36 teams. The tv deal would be massive. Talk to streaming services like the nfl and add on as well.

Right now, I’d reach out to LSU and Texas AM. LSU obviously isn’t happy with the sec at this point and tamu would see a chance at more money and a way to frick Texas over again.

Once those two dominoes fall, go all in on ACC and big 12 teams. The increase in media revenue for them should cover the buyout easily.

Create 3 12 team divisions: big 10 north, south, and west. Name a champion from each 12 team division. The top 2 teams play each other in a conference championship game. Guarantee playoff spots for the 3 winners.

First stab at it could look something like this:

If they were smart they’d get ahead of where this inevitably going:

Big 10 north
-osu
- Michigan
- msu
- Illinois
- northwestern
- Indiana
- Purdue
- Rutgers
- Maryland
- Penn state
- Minnesota
- Wisconsin


Big 10 west
- Iowa
- Nebraska
- usc
- ucla
- Washington
- Oregon
- Arizona
- Arizona st
- byu
- Kansas st
- Kansas
- Utah


Big 10 south
- Texas am
- lsu
- fsu
- Miami
- Clemson
- unc
- Duke
- Virginia
- Virginia tech
- Texas tech
- tcu
- GT


This puts them in EVERY market the sec is in and then some.

The modern “rapture” doctrine—the idea that Christians will be secretly taken from earth before a future tribulation—originated primarily in the 19th century with John Nelson Darby and his dispensationalist system. It later became popular through the Scofield Reference Bible and works like Left Behind.

This teaching was not clearly taught by the early Christian Church or Church Fathers.
Christianity teaches one Second Coming of Christ, with the resurrection and final judgment. In 1 Thessalonians 4:16–17, believers are indeed “caught up” to meet Christ, but this occurs at His public return, accompanied by a shout and trumpet. Matthew 24:29–31 likewise places the gathering of believers after the tribulation, not years before it. The biblical teaching is therefore a gathering of Christians at Christ’s final return, not a separate secret rapture.

What part isn’t true?

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Sure as hell beats whatever Kamala had planned.

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Cool. Don’t care. We aren’t getting what was promised.

Not sure this applies, but the guy who is too good for sports.

“Yay, go sportsball I guess?”

“Touchdown” (while watching baseball)

He will just promote Chris Kiffin to DC most likely.

Could be good but if he is bad he will never fire his brother, so that’s a huge risk.

Forgot candy. 10-2

Damn right I’d be scared if we hired baker

Remember, he still can’t stop a running qb.

Reed and whoever plays for Kiffin will go in dry next year. You can’t have that guy leading your program.

Not to mention the optics for recruiting. We would arguably make the worse coaching hire of all the open schools this cycle