This story is actually insane. The police picked up a 16 yr old girl that was kidnapped by Omar (the guy Shiloh Hendrix insulted) and his brother at a gas station. They raped her for two days. She was found "sleep-deprived, dehydrated, and had not eaten recently" according to the nurse that examined her.
They found her glasses in their trailer. She identified them perfectly in a lineup.
Then, in the middle of the case, prosecutors discretely dropped charges with no explanation and no oversight. "In the interest of justice," they said.
This was just one month before the Shiloh Hendrix incident. During the Shiloh Hendrix trial, we find out that Omar's son, who is actually 9 even though it was claimed he was 5, already wears a ankle monitor because his father lets him wander off and steal things. As is expected, the father has faced no consequences for this.
In Minnesota, a single word is worse than kidnapping and raping a young girl. Two Somalian men abducted a young, vulnerable girl, then were shielded by the government and faced zero consequences. Personally, I think the charges were dropped to avoid their deportation.
On the flip side, a productive member of society gets probation, a jail sentence, and 200 hours of community service over a single word, with no violence involved in any way.
We can't live like this. We can't live in a country where foreigners are above the law, yet get to twist the law into a weapon against productive American citizens.
Asked if he worries about racism in America, Stephen A. Smith says she doesn’t because vast majority of Americans aren’t racist and racism is exaggerated by the left. This is a really good answer:
The biggest reason the committee put in an Alabama team, that limped into the end of the season, was the four-game "gauntlet" of ranked opponents they beat.
UGA
Mizzou
Vandy
Tennessee
Those teams went 0-4 this bowl season.
Alabama lost 38-3.
Take a bow committee, you did it
Look, the Pop Tarts bowl seems like a fun way for some 7-5 or 8-4 team to end their season. And I’d be lying if I said I didn’t find the postgame antics entertaining.
But to ask a team that was led along for a month straight only to be screwed over on the final day to play in a meme game that’s more about Pop Tarts than football, on the same network that screwed them over in the first place, is insanely disrespectful and Notre Dame has every right to not want to be a part of it.
“Never the ACC after they betrayed us this year… I don’t know if you saw their social media, every day they were trashing Notre Dame.”
“All the money we gave them. We blessed them. And this is how they repay us?”
Shane Gillis 🗣️
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So folks at @espn are upset ND isn’t playing in a bowl game after weeks of folks politicking against the lack of conference affiliation, using them as a pawn for their CFB playoff selection show, having the ACC network play the UM/ND game on repeat for 48 hours during Conf Champ week BUT now it’s a bad look they don’t want to serve ESPN’s best interest by playing in an exhibition bowl game? Got it.
The CFP selection process is a joke.
Punish BYU for losing the conference championship game, but don’t punish Alabama and you leave out Notre Dame. The bias has never been more clear.
These gentlemen know how to think outside the box.
It doesn't appear to @clubtrillion (Mark Titus) that Notre Dame and Miami’s resumes are tied. So he like a lot of us are trying to understand why people think H2H matters.
Brandon Walker gets it.
“Head-to-head is a factor. It isn’t everything, it’s a tiebreaker.”
Mark said it FLAT out:
"Notre Dame is better than Miami."
When selecting the 12 best teams, the question is simple — who’s better right now? Statistically, the two teams are close in several areas, but Miami’s two losses to unranked teams make this comparison incomparable.
Notre Dame’s resume is stronger, cleaner, and more reflective of a team deserving a spot.
Maybe somebody can explain this...
The thought Alabama wouldn't drop with a SEC title game loss seems accepted as fact.
So why is there an assumption BYU would automatically drop with a Big 12 title game loss? They'd be 11-2 with both loss against a top 4 seed.
I'm confused.
ND has 2 high quality losses (Miami/A&M) and Miami has 2 bad losses (Louisville/SMU).
Are people trolling me? Feel like this is pretty straightforward
Tom Homan reacts to Catholic Bishops on immigration: "I'm saying it not only as the Border Czar, I'll say it as a Catholic, I think they need to spend time fixing the Catholic Church."
I will never understand the hate Notre Dame receives from college football fans, particularly those chanting “join a conference!!”.
The Big 10 and SEC are completely bastardizing the sport with national super conferences, slowly turning college football into a reskinned version of the NFL (along with zero NIL rules/enforcement).
Notre Dame is the one premier college football brand actually trying to preserve tradition in the sport and all people do is whine about it.
If you hate Notre Dame, you hate college football and would probably be happier just watching the NFL.
I've been doing a lot of research into the food stamp program over the past few days. This scam is so much worse than most people realize. For example, did you know that the average EBT recipient spends MORE on non-essential food items than the average person who pays for his own groceries? The people who are funding the program are living more modestly than the people who are on the program. Absolutely outrageous and disgusting.
ADAM CAROLLA: “The average female who gets no free food from the government is 146 lbs. The average SNAP recipient is 211 lbs … Nobody could benefit from a nice fast more than SNAP recipients.”
If you’re planning to visit the Cincinnati Ohio area or you live there or nearby — visit the restaurant, but not to eat!
Ask for the co-owner Aaron Sharpe and let him know how you feel about him saying, “good riddance what a piece of _____” in reference to September 10, 2025 and our beloved Charlie.
Oh and tell your friends too. This business has to learn that along with words come consequences.