Reminder: When top teams in the SEC beat bad SEC teams, it's because the SEC is good.
When top teams in the SEC lose to bad SEC teams, it's also because the SEC is good.
This is because the SEC is a conspiracy theory.
Ohio State faced harsher on-field ramifications for players receiving free tattoos than Michigan did for illegally scouting opponents in person. https://t.co/dCNOZhQSHK
Watching Luke Combs sing beside Tracy Chapman with such obvious reverence makes the difference between appropriation and appreciation crystal clear.
When someone engages source material in a spirit of love, it shows.
Count all the ways he centers her, not himself 👇🏾
Yes, the Tracy Chapman / Luke Combs performance mattered because it was a connection across supposed divides, but it also mattered because Combs embodied unbridled joy, admiration,and respect for Chapman, something we see FAR too rarely when these sorts of bridges are celebrated.
Steelers/Bills postponed because of a few snowflakes on the field. Meanwhile a tv tower was stationed on the middle of the 18th green and we were told to deal with it. How times have changed.
Michigan fans saying Ohio State has no class because of the penalty on several players for "posing" while their coach is on his second suspension this season, they have fired 4 others for scandals this year ranging from FBI level computer crimes to soliciting a minor...
@panerabread is literally the worst the food is expensive as hell and subpar. There is never anyone there yet the service is still terrible and slow and they NEVER get our order right. #donewithpanera
I really wish they had produced the #PumpRulesReunion like a pay per view fight in Vegas.
I would have paid a stupid amount of money for a ring side seat. Can just imagine Peter walking around holding a sign between rounds 😭
Yo wtf...just saw a stat that said only 30-50% of people have an internal dialogue. There's really 50%+ of the population out here walking around with NOTHING going on in their head?? Everything is starting to make much more sense