Indiana coach Curt Cignetti today on the challenge ahead for the seventh-ranked Hoosiers against unbeaten Nebraska:
"I've never been to the state of Nebraska, and I'm looking forward to it. I've heard great things about the stadium, the fans.
"Obviously great tradition and history there through the years. They're playing really well, and coach Rhule and his entire staff have done a tremendous job of developing that program. And what they've put on tape this year is extremely impressive."
🚨🚨BREAKING: Federal Judge Rules a Flock Search Was ‘Indiscriminate Mass Surveillance’ and Unconstitutional
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As in the Supreme Court case Carpenter v. United States, the Federal court found that people have a reasonable expectation of privacy in their movements and that Flock violated those rights.
This is a victory for us.
Yes, we want to remove the cameras altogether, and we will keep working to do so, but if the courts want to impose additional restrictions on their use in the meantime, that can only be a good thing.
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At some point in life, you realize that the highest wealth is about the time you get to spend with your kids, the conversations you can still have with your parents, the ups and downs of life you navigate with your spouse, and the freedom to become someone you enjoy the company.
I bought this @GE_Appliances fridge in March 2020. Six and a half years later, it’s dead. The repair quote is $2,350, which means it's time to buy a new fridge.
Meanwhile, the white fridge in my garage that looks like it's from WWII is still running strong.
For the price of one brand-new GE fridge, I could buy 30 used white fridges on Facebook Marketplace that will all still be alive after I'm gone.
What happened to us as a nation?
The absolute worst thing about opening this app is spotting a banger tweet for 0.2 seconds before the feed auto-refreshes and sends it straight into the void.
Gone forever.
An incredibly moving tribute to first responders yesterday at Memorial Stadium, leading the Huskers in the Tunnel Walk, and reenacting the Tunnel Walk from the first game after 9/11.
This Tunnel Walk featured two people who had participating in the original 25 years ago: NSP Captain Dain Hicks and Sheriff Terry Wagner.
Colonel Waugh and Captain Hicks were honored to walk alongside leaders from @Lincoln_Police, @LSOnebraska, @UNLPD, @lnkfirerescue, and the United States Military.
Thank you, @Huskers and Husker fans for your unending support our first responders.
As night falls on this September 11th, a thank you to the people of Nebraska for remembering the victims of that horrible day 25 years ago.
Troopers came across many displays like this in fields across the state today. A simple salute with incredible meaning today.
@BigTenNetwork I, too, was in attendance at that game. Not only was that BEST tunnel walk of all time, but I also remember the call for a moment of silence for those we lost on that day.
Out of the crowd, a single person proceeded to yell "USA!" Moments later, everyone was chanting "USA!" 🇺🇸