No, and no. The next thing you know, they’ll be liquidating the athletic departments for cash.
My rule of thumb is if someone comes to me with a “great deal”, it’s usually a great deal for them and a really crappy deal for me, so this is probably what’s going on with private equity.
The Government can print their own money, they charge interest for loaning money, and they can and do make money sometimes. To me, it can be either. But, to your point, the Gov. are so far in debt, possibly, you're right.
There are plenty of good government services, that we all need, that we all use, and that we will always want. Road construction and maintenance (not listed in the Constitution), bridges (not listed in the Constitution), wireless spectrum (not listed in the Constitution), public health (not...
I just had a conversation with a local business owner, who said when he was younger, he had a boss who used to say "another thoughtless action" after a mistake was made. The business owner was mad at first, then he realized, yes he was just doing things without really thinking, and that's why he...
I'm sure we'll see some real ramifications from this shutdown.
Millions of US citizens are about to see some real nasty insurance rate hikes without replacing the ACA/Obamacare healthcare subsidies.
I for one am getting tired of the "make government so bad everyone wants it shutdown" crew and...
Looking at Vanderbilt's offensive line average weight, we are actually lighter on average than their front 5. They stack up well against us, and really any college team in the US. We simply aren't going to push them around, unless we really can find some good matchups or scheme some really good...
In all my years, I never expected this.
https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/46425049/2025-college-gameday-week-6-vanderbilt-vs-alabama
I see this was already posted, so delete if you like, or merge.
That was a fortress/compound, not a city, and it and it all with a firefight after federal agents trying to use a search warrant. This is hardly the same as flooding a city with the military for political point scoring/Epstien distraction.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waco_siege
Honestly, if we're going to discuss the Russia conspiracy, we all need to read at least a significant number of excerpts from the Mueller Report to base our opinions on.
I saw the report in a local library and thumbed through it. There's a TON of information in it. And, we KNOW Russia is...
Sorry, but Mueller simply DID NOT SAY "there was no collusion", that was actually AG Barr nearly 30 seconds after he received the 1000 page report which HE DID NOT READ as went immediately on vacation to avoid any questions.
“The president was not exculpated for the acts that he allegedly...
Of all of the violations of Antitrust Laws that occur in our country, this one seems like the least important and certainly the least likely to actually be a violation.
My favorite posts are always predict-the-future posts that completely sideline the Xs and Os of football, the current difficulty of managing NIL rosters, and attempt to crystal ball a future assuming a straight line from the a last few game outcomes.
Did you really read the article? The article was based upon readings from a book, Anatomy of Fascism , which I have not read, but he highlights 6 attributes from that book that Trump seems to have that align well with Fascist leaders of the past. And what does this have to do with other leaders...
She should have said Trump is acting like a Fascist in far too many ways. Attack the actions, not the person. Is that better?
https://www.newamerica.org/the-thread/is-trump-a-fascist-peter-bergen/
There's an inherent benefit to playing a team that does not require a ton of travel and does not fully stress your team every year. Having 2 really good matchups and a close by team every year will pay dividends. Just ask Notre Dame how it's worked for them over the years.