There are really two things that drive my political views as I've grown more apathetic over current events beyond what impacts me:
1) MAD Magazine using terms like "Integrity! Absurdity!" to describe politicians through satire; and,
2) Matthew 24:6/Mark 13:7 on foreign policy.
My issue with the whole Bama/Tennessee debate RE: the playoffs has little to do with Tennessee's current playoff spot.
I am well aware that Tennessee must win out, and games at College Station and versus a reeling LSU in Knoxville will not come easily.
Alabama, meanwhile, could lose one more game to Vanderbilt or Auburn and still get into the Playoffs -- and that's not likely to happen.
Or, more likely, this incompetent Committee made the mistake of placing Indiana too high in the first place, and chose to course correct in the most controversial manner.
Ron DeSantis surpasses Marco Rubio in the 2028 Republican presidential nomination odds per Kalshi
4 months ago:
🔴 Marco Rubio: 30%
🟡 Ron DeSantis: 4%
Now:
🟡 Ron DeSantis: 17% (+13)
🔴 Marco Rubio: 16% (-14)
@Nyct0phil3_x Strangely enough, Zoomers forget that every other generation managed to overcome challenges created from prior generations, and came out, for the most part, just fine.
The B1G doesn't require its member schools to schedule 1 non-conference P-4 team.
That doesn't mean that all of the B1G teams don't do it. But this was why Nebraska canceled their 2-game series with Tennessee for 2026 and 2027. Replaced us with Bowling Green, which left us scrambling to find someone to reply them.
That's why we played Georgia Tech.
Rep. Chip Roy: America Has Nothing Left if We Lose Our Christian Founding
“If you have God at the center, if you're fixed on the cross, everything else takes care of itself. And as a nation, if we lose sight of that, we've got nothing left.
@chiproytx speaks at The Forum 2026, which brings conservative leaders together one week after the midterms to debate and discuss the future of the conservative movement.
Week 11 was a massive course correction RE: Indiana and Notre Dame.
No one has explained why UCLA (who remains undefeated) was at #8, and Notre Dame at #11 in Week 10.
Why were they ranked below Indiana, when both teams's resumes were superior on paper? Indiana should not be ranked higher than #7.
Again, why is any 2-loss team currently ranked above UCLA, Notre Dame, and Miami?
@MarylandVol Right. They have to win these. They have to approach these games with a great sense of urgency.
Every one of them is winnable. Both road games at A&M and especially Vanderbilt are winnable.
Just need to stay focused.