@HenlineCooper@henryposto@SatReportCFB I will concede Michigan had more NFL talent. But again I’m responding to the comment Michigan was “statistically the greatest team of all time.” That statement is simply inaccurate.
@HenlineCooper@henryposto@SatReportCFB And Indiana did it against a tougher schedule (SOS 7.29 vs. 5.61). IU went 6-0 against AP top-10 opponents at the time of the game, compared with Michigan’s 4-0. Indiana also finished 16-0 with a higher overall SRS rating.
@HenlineCooper@henryposto@SatReportCFB The defenses were comparable. Michigan allowed 10.4 PPG, Indiana 11.7. But Indiana was significantly better offensively, averaging 41.6 PPG to Michigan’s 35.9. That’s why IU had the superior scoring differential (+29.9 vs. +25.5). The numbers simply don’t support your argument.
@laRealMaquina@ants21597@objkshn@BarExamTutor California Business and Professions Code § 6126(a)
The operative language states:
“Any person advertising or holding himself or herself out as practicing or entitled to practice law”
@laRealMaquina@ants21597@objkshn@BarExamTutor This is so wrong. Cal Business and Professions Code § 6126(a) does not require proof that someone actually practiced law. The statute separately prohibits holding oneself out as practicing or entitled to practice law without the authorization.
@AmerinderKhatra The lawyer/attorney distinction is a red herring. She repeatedly represented herself as practicing corporate law and publicly identified herself as general counsel. Those are representations of professional practice, not merely educational credentials. See ABA Rules 5.5 & 8.4(c)
@JamesYoder Tell me how she killed it. Did she present evidence during the 17 day trial? Did she author the opinion applying the CA finding the merger hurt low-fare competition? I think the market would’ve corrected the comp issue but Judge Young disagreed. Posting stuff you’ve no clue on.
@ClayTravis You are so right! Judge Young must’ve been asleep during that 17 day trial where there was evidence the merger would eliminate a unique source of price competition and lead to higher fares. He probably had very little antitrust experience; probably a liberal appointment 🙃
@AngelaBelcamino Amazing Angela! You have better command of the evidence than Judge Young -very bright Reagan appointment -who sat thru a 17 day trial and found that the merger would eliminate a unique source of price competition and lead to higher fares. Please tell us more, learned scholar.
@dandakich Actually Judge Young - a very bright Reagan appointed Judge - applied the Clayton act, having found adequate evidence that the merger would reduce low price competition. But that wasn’t part of your partisan talking points. There’s lots to criticize Warren on but this isn’t it.
@coachbrucepearl These crazy liberal judges. Oh wait. Research the Clayton Act:the point was preserving low cost competition. Markets should dictate but this wasn’t about destroying private sector. I don’t agree with Warren on economic policy. You’re just regurgitating idiotic talking points.
@dhaevian@fwdaniels Peck dec -blood flow and squeeze
Incline at 30-plus degree for upper chest
Dips (non negotiable) - lean slightly forward and pause slightly for tension and stretch
Flat dumbbell press - deep stretch
9 sets one day 1; 6 sets day 3
@CollegeFBonX Based on implied probability of current Vegas odd, you should pick D or B. I’m taking B. Georgia Tech and Alabama both basically control their own destiny to get to their conference championships. And I think Oregon beats USC. So all four in B make playoffs.