Oklahoma’s Trent Wilson was left confused after CFB27 told him he got broken up with 💀
A popup message in Wilson’s Dynasty save claimed his girlfriend had broken up with him. He snapped a photo of the screen, posted it on Instagram, tagged EA, and joked, “When did I say this?” 😭
What are the chances that, out of every player in Dynasty, it happened to the actual Trent Wilson? 😂
Had hot water for a shower.
Had a good cup of coffee.
The car started just fine.
My kids woke up healthy & in a decent mood for teenagers.
Crazy how we focus on big stuff ... or the bad stuff ... and just take for granted the ordinary things that most deserve our gratitude. 🙏
The Olympics really reminds you how good it feels to watch pro sports without excessive sports betting ads every 5 minutes. Olympic hockey has been euphoric. Basketball is like that for me too in the Summer Olympics.
Father dies at 81. $2.7M estate. Three adult kids.
He set up a trust in 1998. Never updated it.
Kids can't touch principal until age 65. They're currently 52, 49, and 46.
The trustee? His brother who died 6 years ago. Nobody caught it.
Now a bank is the successor trustee. Charging $36,400/year in fees.
The trust references his "wife" getting income. She died in 2015. He remarried in 2017.
His second wife gets nothing. The trust still pays his first wife's estate.
His 52-year-old daughter is a teacher. Makes $78K. Renting an apartment.
She gets $14K/year from the trust but can't access principal to buy a house.
The trust was written when his estate was $800K. Nobody adjusted for $2.7M.
"Dad was so careful about planning."
26 years ago. Tax laws have changed many times. His family changed twice.
He spent $5K on that trust in 1998. Never spent another dollar reviewing it.
Now his kids are paying attorneys $40K to petition the court for trust reformation.
The court might fix some of it. Decanting could help. But it's expensive, time-consuming, and not guaranteed.
They're not fighting over money. They're fighting a document written for a different family in a different tax code.
Your estate plan has an expiration date. Just because it's signed doesn't mean it still works.
Review your estate plan every few years and with any major life change (births, deaths, marriage, divorce) . Or pay for your kids to fix it in court later.
If they would have done that this year they would have been in. That’s kind of what it takes to make the playoff when most of your schedule is against pancake state.
The biggest positive that could come from this:
If Marcus Freeman reacts to this the way that I think he will, you are about to see the most motivated and pissed off team in Notre Dame history. We are going to fucking destroy anyone and everyone in our path in 2026.
Georgia won 29 straight games, lost by 3 on a bad call to Bama in the SEC title, got dropped from 1 to 6, and instead of bitching and moaning about refs and committees they went and laid a 63-3 beat down on FSU in a game where all of their healthy draftable players played
Look where UGA is now and tell me it didn’t matter. How you do anything is how you do everything. If your core program traits only matter when things go your way then they don’t actually matter. Notre Dame just told their players it’s okay to quit when things don’t go your way. I think it will have negative consequences on the immediate future of the program